Geography, topography and travel Tibet Travel / Kita-Daisen-kai Tibet Research Team

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Geography, Topography, Travel
Introduction
Tibet appeared in modern history in the 18th century as a place for the Great Game between England, Russia, and Qing.
At that time, exploration of Central Asia was flourishing. In particular, Swen Hedin's exploration of Tibet was a highlight, and he proposed the existence of the "Trans-Himalayas" as a result of his exploration.
Hedin discovered a long mountain range of 800 kilometers in length north of the Jarzanpo River in the Tibetan Plateau, and named it "Trans-Himalayas" because of its size.
By the way, Trans-Himalayas means "beyond the Himalayas".
Hedin also pointed out the significance of the Trans-Himalayas landform conditions on the climatic conditions of Inland Asia.
Although it is somewhat academic and technical, the Trans-Himalayas is a general term for the mountains extending east and west to the south of Lhasa Block. The geological structure of Trans-Himalayas is included in Lhasa Block.
It is also important to note the importance of the Trans-Himalayas landform conditions on the climatic conditions of Inland Asia.
Although it is somewhat academic and technical, the Trans-From the political turmoil of the early-modern times to the emergence of the "Tibetan High" that is dominant in the climates of Southeast to East Asia, people's feelings are varied.
With the "Himalayan Mountains" in the forefront, the whole aspect of the "Tibetan Plateau" that spreads to the north of the "Himalayan Mountains" is not exposed to people's sight.
This book is an exploration report on the "Tibetan Plateau".
It was a trip to explore the "Tibetan Plateau" by going around the "Trans-Himalayas". How was the result?
During the years before the trip, the survey team studied and prepared a part of the "Tibetan Learning".
During the trip, it was a trip to explore the "Tibetan Plateau".
It was a trip to explore the "Tibetan Plateau".
During the trip, there were people who had longed for the "vast and mysterious blank area".
Through climbing the Himalayas and academic research, they thought of the "Tibetan Plateau" in the north of the Himalayas.
In 2015, they were able to "enter" the Tibetan Plateau, "and their dream came true.
In particular,
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