Editor's note: Tibet, known as the "roof of the world," is regarded by many as hallowed territory. What is daily life in the region like? What can you see and do in Tibet? And how about conquering the magnificent Mount Qomolangma? This is the fourth episode of a series in which travelers from seven countries share their Tibet stories with CGTN Global Stringer.

Twenty-nine-year-old Sean Hutchinson from Los Angeles traveled to southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region in 2015. 

Hutchinson, who's an engineer by profession, was enchanted by the sacred beauty of the plateau. "If I could, I will drop everything and fly back to Tibet now," he said while recalling his visit to Tibet. He shares how the region's architectural marvels and natural wonders have had a profound impact on his mind, soul and body.

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Ep. 1: My Tibet Story: A childhood dream comes true
Ep. 2: My Tibet Story: I wrote a book about the roof of the world
Ep. 3: My Tibet Story: My first visit to Lhasa
Ep. 5: My Tibet Story: A wedding on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
Ep. 6: My Tibet Story: My Lhasa diary
Ep. 7: My Tibet story: Conquering Mount Qomolangma