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From: Xinhua 2011-01-17 10:52:00
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Not King Gesar, but dinosaurs-Tibetans worship big footprints

Picture shows large footprints on a cliffin in Chamdo Prefecture,  southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region,  revealed to be dinosaur footprints by paleontologists.[photo/Xinhua]

Picture shows large footprints on a cliffin in Chamdo Prefecture,  southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region,  revealed to be dinosaur footprints by paleontologists.[photo/Xinhua]

The large footprints on the cliff, which look like traces of giants, are mysteries for the native people in Chamdo Prefecture in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, surrounded by white kha-btags all year round.

 
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