If we look at the global air traffic map, and we will find something unusual... there are no planes flying over Tibet. Even if we look at live global air traffic map you will find it, regardless of the time we check it, you will find that all the world planes are simply avoiding this huge area and going out the way to fly around it like it's some kind of forbidden zone to travel over or fly through.  And this is not like the middle of the ocean, it is a huge mass of land named Tibet which lies in the southwest part of China and borders India to the west. Nepal to the southwest and Burma and Bhutan to the southeast. Tibet sits on the world's most populated continent, Asia. So why is this happening...?  There are many reasons for it but before getting into that we need to know the topography of the Tibetan plateau. The Tibetan plateau in Tibet is the world's largest and highest plateau. It covers around 2499338.53 square kilometres approx. (965,000 Square miles). Which i...