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• Yarlung Zangbo River
  ...:none;">weight loss pills</span>] cities and towns, including [[Lhasa]], [[Xigaze]], [[Gyangze]], [[Zetang]] and [[Bayi]].
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April 21, 2010
  ...t the northern foot of the [[Himalayas]], it runs through 23 counties of [[Xigaze]], [[Lhasa]], [[Shannan]] and [[Nyingchi]], flowing 2,057 km and covering a
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• Sakya Monastery
  '''Sakya Monastery''' is at [[Sakya County]], 130 km southwest of [[Xigaze]], [[Tibet]]’s second largest city. Sakya Monastery is the ancestral temp
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• Tashilhunpo Monastery
  Situated at the foot of the Drolma (Tara) Mountain, 10 km west of Xigaze, '''Tashilhunpo Monastery''' is the biggest Monastery of Gelug Sect of Tibe
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• Tibetan Buddhism
  ...the village of Chewo in Latu Toshong in Tsang (the part of Tibet that has Xigaze as its chief city). He became a novice and began learning the doctrines whi ...ies of the Bon religion. They include 55 in Qamdo, 23 in Nagqu, six in the Xigaze area, two in Nyingchi, one in Lhasa and one in Ngari.
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• Tibet
  ...loser latitude. The seasonal difference in temperature in Lhasa, Qamdo and Xigaze is 18-20 degrees Centigrade. In the Ngari area, some 5,000 meters above sea ...al. The area is also home to some major cities and towns, including Lhasa, Xigaze, Gyangze, Zetang and Bayi.
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• Tibetan ethnic group
  ...eaching aids and a stadium in Lhasa, a [[solar energy]] power station at [[Xigaze]], and a hospital and an art gallery at [[Zetang]].
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• Tibetan
  ...eaching aids and a stadium in Lhasa, a [[solar energy]] power station at [[Xigaze]], and a hospital and an art gallery at [[Zetang]].
  44 KB (6,953 words) - 06:04, 28 February 2011