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Get acquainted with Lhoba culture in Tibet

The Lhoba ethnic minority group is made up of diverse tribes in the southern part of China's Tibet Autonomous Region. Although their lifestyle and traditions remain a mystery to the outside world, several clans are beginning to open to the local tourism booms. In this latest photo from CRI reporters traveling in Tibet, a hostel run by a local Lhoba family is captured with extravagantly carved wooden furniture, carpets made of animal skin and totems of yak skulls and wolf teeth. [Photo/CRI]
The Lhoba ethnic minority group is made up of diverse tribes in the southern part of China's Tibet Autonomous Region. Although their lifestyle and traditions remain a mystery to the outside world, several clans are beginning to open to the local tourism booms. In this latest photo from CRI reporters traveling in Tibet, a hostel run by a local Lhoba family is captured with extravagantly carved wooden furniture, carpets made of animal skin and totems of yak skulls and wolf teeth. [Photo/CRI]

The Lhoba ethnic minority group is made up of diverse tribes in the southern part of China's Tibet Autonomous Region. Although their lifestyle and traditions remain a mystery to the outside world, several clans are beginning to open to the local tourism booms. In this latest photo from CRI reporters traveling in Tibet, a hostel run by a local Lhoba family is captured with extravagantly carved wooden furniture, carpets made of animal skin and totems of yak skulls and wolf teeth. [Photo/CRI]
The Lhoba ethnic minority group is made up of diverse tribes in the southern part of China's Tibet Autonomous Region. Although their lifestyle and traditions remain a mystery to the outside world, several clans are beginning to open to the local tourism booms. In this latest photo from CRI reporters traveling in Tibet, a hostel run by a local Lhoba family is captured with extravagantly carved wooden furniture, carpets made of animal skin and totems of yak skulls and wolf teeth. [Photo/CRI]

 
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