Jokhang
The Jokhang is most revered building in Tibet. Jokhang history dates back to the 7th century!
Main Entrace to Jokhang
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Prostrating Pilgrims
At the front entrance to the Jokhang temple.
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Cool Monks
Pilgrims inside Jokhang
The pilgrims pass the numerous prayer wheels as they do their rounds inside the Jokhang temple.
Prayer Wheels
This image of prayer wheels in Jokhang is one of my favorites. A slow shutter speed was used to blur the motion of the spinning prayer wheels. The one stopped wheel shows what is blured by the spin.
Pilgrims
Relaxing Pilgrims
Statue on roof of Jokhang
Dragon on roof of Jokhang
Dalai Lama's Quarters when visiting Jokhang
Dalai Lama's Crest
Workers on Jokhang Roof
These workers were tamping down new roof material while singing a work song.
View of Potala Palace from Barkhor
Barkhor Area
Tibetan Jewelry
Horns for Sale
Pilgrims
These pilgrims were in the Barkhor area circling Jokhang.
Dave and Cool Monk
This monk wanted his picture taken with my brother Dave. I took this shot while they were posing for another monk who was taking their picture.
Old Pilgrim
This lady was a sight to be seen.
More Barkhor
New Window Construction
Teeth for Sale at Barkhor Market

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