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How Chief Plenty Coups Chose to Preserve his Cultural Heritage

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How Chief Plenty Coups Chose to Preserve his Cultural Heritage

February 14, 2014·0 comments

How do ethnic groups in the United States manage to adapt to mainstream society while at the same time…

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Norbulingka – The Serenity of the Jeweled Garden

Norbulingka is the summer palace where the Dalai Lama used to reside. It is also one of the most serene…
Shang Hai Jade Buddha Temple

In the middle of one of the most bustling and loud cities in China there still remains one of the…
A Tibetan Tea House Experience

In my previous blog post – Journey to the Roof of the World – I shared my travel experiences while…

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