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Troops and pack animals climb a steep mountain pass near Lingtu on their way to Tibet during the expedition led by British Army officer and explorer Colonel Sir Francis Younghusband (1863 - 1942), November 1903. The mission resulted from disputes over the Sikkim - Tibet border and ended with the British occupation of Lhasa. Original Publication: The Graphic - Pub. 30th January 1904 (Photo by The Graphic/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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Advance Into Tibet - A Grueling Journey to Conquer the Forbidden Land
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. This print captures a pivotal moment during the historic expedition led by British Army officer and renowned explorer, Colonel Sir Francis Younghusband. In November 1903, amidst disputes over the Sikkim-Tibet border, troops and pack animals can be seen laboriously ascending a treacherous mountain pass near Lingtu on their audacious mission to conquer Tibet. The image depicts an awe-inspiring scene of determination and resilience as Indian soldiers, burdened with heavy loads, trudge forward alongside their trusty horses. The sheer scale of this arduous endeavor is evident in every detail – from the strained expressions etched on their faces to the sweat-drenched bodies that bear witness to their unwavering commitment. As they navigate through vertiginous heights and unforgiving terrain, these brave men embody the spirit of adventure and exploration. Their unwavering resolve symbolizes not only military might but also an insatiable thirst for discovery that characterized this era of colonial expansion. Ultimately, this daring expedition culminated in the occupation of Lhasa by British forces. However, beyond political conquests lies a testament to human endurance against all odds. This remarkable photograph serves as a poignant reminder of both triumphs achieved through perseverance and sacrifices made along the way. Preserved meticulously by Fine Art Storehouse's Hulton Archive collection, this black-and-white masterpiece transports us back in time - allowing us to
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