Synopsis

A vast and windswept wilderness, the Tibetan plateau constitutes a quarter of China's territory – an expanse the size of Western Europe. Bordered by the formidable Himalayas, this remote region is a sanctuary for rare creatures: the elusive chiru, powerful brown bears, wild yaks, and the world’s highest-living predators. More large animals reside here than anywhere else in China. For over a millennium, Buddhism has shaped Tibet's unique culture, fostering profound beliefs. This program explores