Tourists pose danger to anicient Tibetan palace
straits times/ 17 July 2006

With the new launch of a railway linking Tibet to 1.3 billion people in China proper, the task of safeguarding the ancient Tibetan palace soon becomes a major task. People who were in charge of the safe keeping of the the palace were afraid that the large masses of tourist in the palace would exert tremendous pressure on the wooden structure of the palace rooms and destroying the ancient monument as a result.

This article has shown us the adverse effects of Globalisation. Eventhough Globalisation may cause mobility of people and hence technology ecentra, it has its disadvantages too, that is, even people who are so incline to their culture would start losing theirs when these surburbs moves towards advancements. Which, in my opinion is inevitable. One day, the world would be so homogenized by culture or in other aspects that the world will soon become a mundane place to live in.