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Presenter Paul Henry brings his straight-talking style to Tibet, a place he calls "a work in destruction." Entering Tibet after three days in Kathmandu, Henry encounters surveillance cameras and dodgy plumbing, though he finds a certain romance in the dirt. A stay at Mount Everest base camp proves a personal highlight. Henry also visits Potala Palace - once home of the Dalai Lama, now "a mausoleum to old Tibet". For Henry, now is the best time to visit, because "Tibet is being snuffed out. This is just going to be another corner of China."
The inspiration for Intrepid Journeys came from Jam TV's Melanie Rakena's passion for adventure travel. Having ...
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What an ass. He has no idea what Tibetian culture is about. To argue about 10 yuan and feel like he's getting the better of some poor uneducated Tibetan. Sad.
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Manu
Posted at 09.46AM - 10.12.2010
this man paul is nothing but a potato head jerk who was brought up with no dicipline if at all he has parents.