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From: China Tibet Online 2011-05-27 10:20:00
by: Vincent Sun
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Kowtow rituals in Tibet

In the morning, a pilgrim kneels down for a full-body prostration towards the Potala Palace. [Photo/Tibet.cn]

In the morning, a pilgrim kneels down for a full-body prostration towards the Potala Palace. [Photo/Tibet.cn]

　
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