
the courtyard in front of one of the main temples at kumbum monastery.

a monk i met at kumbum monastery. he is hard at work explaining to me the intricacies of monkhood over a cup of tibetan tea.

a nice tibetan door at kumbum monastery.

my friend and his childhood friend, the monk, catch up on old times.

i've never seen anything quite like this before. it's a satalite dish that has been covered over with mirrors in order to heat water for tea. i guess it's the chinese version of sun tea.
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