For more information on High Asias cultural interactive tours contact us at the address below. A closing note on the state of China's wilderness. I felt I could go on like this forever, that life had little better to offer than to march day after day in unknown country to an unattainable goal. It expresses the joy of exploration. I quote it to help illustrate the need for conservation measures in what remains of China's wilderness.
China contains some of the worlds last sizable areas of true wilderness.
Some mountain areas in the Chang Tang of NW Tibet and in the Namche Barwa area of eastern Tibet, contain virtually intact ecosystems. Demand for natural resources, which these areas are rich in, poses a threat to their continued existence. The local people in and around many of these areas need jobs. An option open to them is natural resource exploitation. Tourism is a viable alternative to this.