Explore the Remarkable Geology of the Tibetan Plateau

1.5K reactions · 3 comments | Summer on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau! The grasslands turn gradually green. The elegant black-necked cranes gracefully wander on the lake, their serene presence intertwining with the reflections of the snow-capped mountains in the water, creating a delightful interplay of natural beauty. #Qinghai #ChinaTravel | Go Qinghai | Facebook

@tibetinhistory Tibetan butter tea, known as ‘Bhoe-cha’, is a traditional drink made from brewed black tea, yak butter, salt, and water. It is a staple of daily life on the Tibetan plateau, valued for providing warmth, energy, and nourishment in the cold, high-altitude climate. Strong black tea leaves are boiled in water for a long time to create a dark, concentrated tea. This tea is then strained and poured into a tall wooden churn or container. Yak butter and a pinch of salt are added, and the

9K views · 293 reactions | The Tibetan Plateau is a driver of global climate systems. Up to two billion people downstream rely on its water. However, this unique landscape is changing. | Free Tibet | Facebook