HOUSE ALEXANDRA DAVID-NEEL
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2024
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2024
Here is a fascinating visit! Alexandra David-Neel was the first European woman to enter the forbidden city of Lhasa in Tibet in 1924. Anarchist, feminist and journalist, born in Paris in 1868, she left her mark on the very masculine world of adventure and exploration. She settled in Digne in 1928 in her house Samten Dzong or "residence of reflection" where she wrote her works in her Tibetan room. A villa-museum is incredibly rich!
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a magnificent place or one teaches to grace the former secretary from Alexandra David neel many anecdotes on this one.
To see... to know the destiny of an exceptional woman!
To see... to know the destiny of an exceptional woman!
Incredible to find Attractions, this house and exceptional history of Alexandra David Neel! The place is visited free for the moment. Sometimes accompanied by surprising secretary by Alexandra, called " Tortue" the visit intrigues by the discovery of these expeditions early XX° century, made by a woman in so difficult regions of access.
Unmissable when you go to Host
Unmissable when you go to Host
truly exceptional, this house museum of this exploring- writer: an attractive and strange world to discover during a guided tour (not free tour) swarming with explanations by these 2 wonderful women who have charge this house. .et in the visit is free! rare nowadays
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Une visite faite par des passionnés, on ne voit pas passer le temps.
J'ai vraiment adoré et je le conseille à tous
Et en plus c'est gratuit