TIBET
    
With its large opened plains, its majestic mountains, its crystalline atmosphere and its inhabitants so impregnated of Buddhism, Tibet remains one of the most attractive grounds of the sphere. Bordered by more the high mountains of the world on three sides, in the South
by the powerful Himalayas chain, in the West by the high summits of Karakoram and in North by the Kunlun mounts
and Tangla, the country is inclined little by little towards the East with the vast spaces strewn with less low chains
and of deep throats.
Almost all the travellers who ventured in Tibet since the XVII ^ème century noticed spontaneous heat and the good mood of these vigorous and courageous people. Their merry and pleasant naturalness nourishes deep spiritual values resulting not only from Buddhism spread in Tibet as of the VIII ^éme century but also from the old Bön traditions