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The Property is located between the Gangdisi Mountains and Brahmaputra River, in an area of moderate to gentle relief, approximately 240 kilometres southwest of Lhasa, Capital of Tibet. It covers approximately 13 square kilometers and is located about 2 kilometers from a national highway, about 70 kilometers from the City of Rikeze and 325 kilometers southwest from Lhasa, capital of Tibet. |
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