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“I'm taking the train from Guangzhou to Lhasa, then perhaps flying back from Kathmandu. Any tips or recommendations? Yay or nay to a plan of somewhat 'wingin' it'? Necessary preparations, other than the obvious (visa/guidebook/camera)? Thanks!!!” 2 answers	dumpycactus Hong Kong
“I want to go to Tibet on April. Is it a good time to travel there? I'm in Vietnam now, just next to China. Is it possible to go by train? How many days will it take? And how about hotels and prices?” 3 answers	truclinh Vietnam
“I would like to visit in summer 2006. Should I plan to go with a group, or try to make my own arrangements? If possible I would like to combine this trip with time in neighboring countries such as Nepal and Bhutan. Thanks!” 2 answers	Lisa Fort Lee
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