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Rendering yak milk to make butter in tea-house, Sade, a Tibetan village north of Julong, Sichuan, China. Stock Photo
RMC4EDFE–Rendering yak milk to make butter in tea-house, Sade, a Tibetan village north of Julong, Sichuan, China.
Woman selling yak butter in Lhasa Tibet. JMH4582 Stock Photo
RMBY9BM2–Woman selling yak butter in Lhasa Tibet. JMH4582
Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt Stock Photo
RFF590GG–Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt
Selling yak butter at a store in the Lhasa market Tibet China. Yak's milk butters are very important in Tibet (they are used in a salty butter tea hig Stock Photo
RM2BNWH29–Selling yak butter at a store in the Lhasa market Tibet China. Yak's milk butters are very important in Tibet (they are used in a salty butter tea hig
Yak Butter Tea, known as 'Po Cha', a traditional Tibetan drink made of Yak butter Stock Photo
RF2BXMARD–Yak Butter Tea, known as 'Po Cha', a traditional Tibetan drink made of Yak butter
With silver braided into his hair, Tibetan herdsman sips yak butter tea in roadside cafe, Namtso, Tibet, China Stock Photo
RMD09FMD–With silver braided into his hair, Tibetan herdsman sips yak butter tea in roadside cafe, Namtso, Tibet, China
China/Tibet: Chinese propaganda image of happy Tibetans enjoying freshly-churned butter tea at the time of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966-1976). The Tea Horse Road (Cha Ma Dao) was a network of mule caravan paths winding through the mountains of Yunnan, Sichuan and Tibet in Southwest China. It is also sometimes referred to as the Southern Silk Road and Ancient Tea and Horse Road. From around a thousand years ago, the Ancient Tea Route was a trade link from Yunnan, one of the first tea-producing regions, to India via Burma, to Tibet, and to central China via Sichuan Province. Stock Photo
RM2B01WN8–China/Tibet: Chinese propaganda image of happy Tibetans enjoying freshly-churned butter tea at the time of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966-1976). The Tea Horse Road (Cha Ma Dao) was a network of mule caravan paths winding through the mountains of Yunnan, Sichuan and Tibet in Southwest China. It is also sometimes referred to as the Southern Silk Road and Ancient Tea and Horse Road. From around a thousand years ago, the Ancient Tea Route was a trade link from Yunnan, one of the first tea-producing regions, to India via Burma, to Tibet, and to central China via Sichuan Province.
Traditional Chinese Pu-erh Tea Brick on a white background, not cut out Stock Photo
RMB6G9GR–Traditional Chinese Pu-erh Tea Brick on a white background, not cut out
Tibetan woman is making yak butter. Tibetan nomads by the road from Paryang to Manasarowar, Tibet, China. Stock Photo
RMH6010J–Tibetan woman is making yak butter. Tibetan nomads by the road from Paryang to Manasarowar, Tibet, China.
Old woman selling yak butter and spinning prayer wheel in Lhasa Tibet. JMH3752 Stock Photo
RMB61KA8–Old woman selling yak butter and spinning prayer wheel in Lhasa Tibet. JMH3752
Monk making Yak Butter Tea, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006 Stock Photo
RM2CGN8R7–Monk making Yak Butter Tea, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006
Thermoses holding hot water and yak butter tea are placed outside a door of the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region Stock Photo
RFBR4BXG–Thermoses holding hot water and yak butter tea are placed outside a door of the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region
Brass yak butter tea cups in Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province. CHINA Stock Photo
RMB6JJR8–Brass yak butter tea cups in Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province. CHINA
Tibetan women selling yak butter in local market near Barkhor, Lhasa, Tibet Stock Photo
RMB8YXGP–Tibetan women selling yak butter in local market near Barkhor, Lhasa, Tibet
Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province Stock Photo
RMA7XKTJ–Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province
nomadic yak herders in their Yurt tent make butter tea in a traditional wooden Churn Stock Photo
RMACN4M2–nomadic yak herders in their Yurt tent make butter tea in a traditional wooden Churn
Buddhist monks in the Sera Monastery in Lhasa serve yak butter tea to visitors. Stock Photo
RMAY4MAN–Buddhist monks in the Sera Monastery in Lhasa serve yak butter tea to visitors.
China, Tibet Autonomous Region, Tingri, guest house accommodation, woman serving yak butter tea, altitude 4300 m Stock Photo
RM2BX30TC–China, Tibet Autonomous Region, Tingri, guest house accommodation, woman serving yak butter tea, altitude 4300 m
tibetan man inside his house,derge,sichuan,china Stock Photo
RMBX71RX–tibetan man inside his house,derge,sichuan,china
Making yak butter tea Yunnan China Stock Photo
RMA2D4KM–Making yak butter tea Yunnan China
Pongding Yunnan China Stock Photo
RMC2DYCR–Pongding Yunnan China
Tibetan yak butter tea a traditional blend of black tea yak butter and salt Stock Photo
RFEX56K8–Tibetan yak butter tea a traditional blend of black tea yak butter and salt
Tibetan Khampa travelers hitchhiking across Tibetan Plateau en route to Lhasa Tibet China Stock Photo
RMAXWFY5–Tibetan Khampa travelers hitchhiking across Tibetan Plateau en route to Lhasa Tibet China
Tibetan man accepting a drink of yak butter tea poured into a cup. Gyantse, Tibet Stock Photo
RMB8FKW1–Tibetan man accepting a drink of yak butter tea poured into a cup. Gyantse, Tibet
With silver braided into his hair, Tibetan herdsman sips yak butter tea in roadside cafe, Namtso, Tibet, China Stock Photo
RMD09FMP–With silver braided into his hair, Tibetan herdsman sips yak butter tea in roadside cafe, Namtso, Tibet, China
Yak man wearing a hat drinks a cup of butter tea in nomadic tent camp Yama Do Tibet China Stock Photo
RMAF4BM2–Yak man wearing a hat drinks a cup of butter tea in nomadic tent camp Yama Do Tibet China
Bhutanese Cuisine, Suja or Butter Tea Made From Churning Tea, Salt and Yak Butter. One of The Most Popular Drink in Bhutan. Stock Vector
RFG0HJYC–Bhutanese Cuisine, Suja or Butter Tea Made From Churning Tea, Salt and Yak Butter. One of The Most Popular Drink in Bhutan.
Tibetan woman is making yak butter. Stock Photo
RMH6010N–Tibetan woman is making yak butter.
YAK BUTTER TEA CHURNERS are sold on the BARKOR Tibetan Bazaar LHASA TIBET Stock Photo
RMA8A390–YAK BUTTER TEA CHURNERS are sold on the BARKOR Tibetan Bazaar LHASA TIBET
Monk making Yak Butter Tea, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006 Stock Photo
RM2CGN8R9–Monk making Yak Butter Tea, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006
Nepalese Cuisine, Po Cha or Milk with Salt, Butter and Hot Water. One of The Most Popular Drink in Nepal. Stock Vector
RFFWT1JA–Nepalese Cuisine, Po Cha or Milk with Salt, Butter and Hot Water. One of The Most Popular Drink in Nepal.
Drokpa man making traditional Yak butter tea. Nam-tso lake, Tibet. Stock Photo
RMAX7HD3–Drokpa man making traditional Yak butter tea. Nam-tso lake, Tibet.
Mongolian Cuisine, Suutei Tsai or Salty Tea Made From Black Tea, Salt and Milk. One of The Most Popular Drink in Mongolia. Stock Vector
RFG0HK1R–Mongolian Cuisine, Suutei Tsai or Salty Tea Made From Black Tea, Salt and Milk. One of The Most Popular Drink in Mongolia.
Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province Stock Photo
RFA7XKTN–Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province
A Tibetan farmer lays on a special meal for his guests. Stock Photo
RMA1FXR5–A Tibetan farmer lays on a special meal for his guests.
China, Tibet Autonomous Region, Tingri, guest house accommodation, detail of a bowl of yak butter tea, altitude 4300 m Stock Photo
RM2BX30R8–China, Tibet Autonomous Region, Tingri, guest house accommodation, detail of a bowl of yak butter tea, altitude 4300 m
China, Sichuan province, a bowl of yak-butter, when mixed with tea, this pungent mixture is a staple of the Khampas' diet Stock Photo
RMB9MBGH–China, Sichuan province, a bowl of yak-butter, when mixed with tea, this pungent mixture is a staple of the Khampas' diet
Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt Stock Photo
RFEX4AFM–Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt
Their hair braided and wearing sheap skin coats, Tibetan herdsman drink yak butter tea in roadside cafe, Namtso, Tibet, China Stock Photo
RMD09FN2–Their hair braided and wearing sheap skin coats, Tibetan herdsman drink yak butter tea in roadside cafe, Namtso, Tibet, China
YAK BUTTER TEA CHURNERS are sold on the BARKOR Tibetan Bazaar LHASA TIBET Stock Photo
RMAAM509–YAK BUTTER TEA CHURNERS are sold on the BARKOR Tibetan Bazaar LHASA TIBET
Cook and apprentice Monks making Yak Butter Tea, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006 Stock Photo
RM2CGN8RB–Cook and apprentice Monks making Yak Butter Tea, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006
Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province Stock Photo
RFA7XKTH–Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province
Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt Stock Photo
RFEX56X3–Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt
Monk making Yak Butter Tea, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006 Stock Photo
RM2CGN8R4–Monk making Yak Butter Tea, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006
Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province Stock Photo
RFA7XKTP–Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province
Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt Stock Photo
RFEX4AFE–Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt
Ruin at site of Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006 Stock Photo
RM2CGN8PB–Ruin at site of Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006
Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province Stock Photo
RFA7XKTR–Making yak butter tea in the kitchen of Songzhanling Monastery. Zhongdian. Deqin Tibetan Autonymous Prefecture. Yunnan Province
Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt Stock Photo
RFEX4AF6–Tibetan yak butter tea or po cha a blend of black tea yak butter and salt
Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006 Stock Photo
RM2CGN8PP–Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006
Shop, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006 Stock Photo
RM2CGN8R1–Shop, inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006
Novice Monks inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006 Stock Photo
RM2CGN8RC–Novice Monks inside Muli Monastery, Wachang Town, Muli,west Sichuan, China 18th Dec 2006

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