Tibetan Souvenirs I Bought At Barkhor Street
I bought a lot of souvenirs at Barkhor Street Lhasa. Most of them were small gifts to my friends. I only left few for myself.
I love these Tibetan souvenirs, They are so beautiful, And cheap too.
2008 Tibetan paper hand-made calendar :4 USD
A pair of Tibetan siller bracelet: 2 USD
The false turquoise and red coral necklace: 0.8 USD
Prayer Wheel mobile phone decorations,They can turn really: 0.5 USD each
Yeah, The false turquoise and red coral necklace was the gift for my dachshund Leo.
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The souveniers from Tibet would definitely make very good gifts for your friends !
Unique and special and beautiful ! Is that a pouch from Tibet too ? It’s very colourful and beautiful !
Would make a good travel pouch for me !
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iWalk reply on December 15th, 2008 10:06 am:
The Tibetan paper hand-made calendar and the Prayer Wheel mobile phone decorations were the most favorite gift by my friends.
Because the other two can be bought here too.
You love the pouch? I don’t know where it belongs to. It’s a small gift from a Nepalese vender.
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I love real souveniers like that. Not the cheap plastic stuff. Are the fabrics woven there in that country? They are beautiful.
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iWalk reply on December 15th, 2008 10:12 am:
Yeah Karen,The necklace is false. The real one is much beautiful but too expensive too me.
You love that pouch too? You can find such kinds at YunNan, Tibet and Nepal area easily.
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Oh! The souvenirs look very nice! Would make wonderful gifts!
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iWalk reply on December 18th, 2008 10:40 am:
Yeah, and they are also national characteristics.
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It looks awesome. I’m sure will get some for my friends if I visit Tibet.
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iWalk reply on December 18th, 2008 10:43 am:
I think they will love these kind of souvenirs.
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What beautiful souvenirs you have found! How lucky!
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iWalk reply on December 18th, 2008 10:46 am:
Yeah, I think so.
I never use that Tibetan paper hand-made calendar. I only keep it well. It’s a good memo of my Tibet tour.
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Hi, you have a lovely blog, thanks for sharing this unique kind of information on the blogosphere
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They are really attractive!
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