Just outside Shuzheng village, where we spent the night, were these Tibetan mills.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Turning the Wheels
I visited Jiuzhaigou in 2006 (my first full year in China), and I'm still fascinated by the park. It is the only place in China that I want to visit again (once is usually enough for any place).
Just outside Shuzheng village, where we spent the night, were these Tibetan mills.
The Tibetans channeled the rivers through chutes that powered small turbines that spun prayer wheels. They engineered a way for the water to pray.
Just outside Shuzheng village, where we spent the night, were these Tibetan mills.
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