Traveling through the Himalayas

The highest on earth is the Himalayas, known as the "third pole" of the earth. The north and south poles are too far away to be reached. Only the "third pole" seems to have a chance. We were fortunate enough to make a trip across the Himalayas during the Spring Festival this year.

The China-Nepal Highway leads you to travel overland, through Lhasa to Kathmandu on the maps, passes through Zhangmu Port, ends at the city of historical sites with an altitude of 1324m. There is a tourist distribution center in Kathmandu. Tourists usually gather here to live, shop, and various travel agencies, hiking, mountaineering clubs, etc. This distribution center is called "Tamil".

The urban pattern is centered on the "Qiaoke". The so-called "Qiaoke" is an intersection (more than five forks). There are intersections with eight or even ten forks. Each of them has religious buildings. It is convenient for local people to engage in religious activities. The streets of Gaddu are small and messy, and they are connected one by one. If you are dating someone, you just need to tell him where he is.
Nepal’s state religion is Hinduism, and its people account for more than 90% of the total population. The rests are Buddhism and other religions. There are towering and magnificent temples in Kadu, as well as countless small temples. It is said that there are many temples in Kadu with more than 3,000 temples. It can be said that the sky in Kadu is full of gods!