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Himalayan Monasteries is an assemblage of Buddhist religious monuments spread along Himalayan range covering India, Bhutan and Nepal.
[1]Buddhism had spread to the Himalayan region during Buddha's life time. During 3rd century BC, Emperor Ashoka[ [2]]visited Kathmandu in Nepal[ [3]]. Great Buddhist Masters [4] like Vasubandhu, Santarakshaka and Padmasambhava [5] visited Himalayan kingdoms of Nepal[ [6]] and Tibet.[ [7]] Vajrayana Buddhism [8] is followed almost all along the [9] Himalayan range. Monasteries of Vajrayana Buddhism are found throughout Himalayan range in Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan and Pakistan; the earliest being Samye Monastery[ [10]]in Tibet.
The religious structures of Vajrayana Buddhism in the Himalayan belt are seen as Monasteries, Lakhangs/ Gomphas and Chortens. [11] In Mahayana Buddhism they are known as Chaitya, Vihara and Stupas, respectively.
Sr. No. | Monastery/Gompha | Link | Location |
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1 | Gorsam Chortan | Arunachal Pradesh, India | |
2 | Kungri Monastery | Himachal Pradesh, India | |
3 | Lachung Monastery | North Sikkim, India | |
4 | Namchi Monastery | West Sikkim, India | |
5 | Sang Monastery | Sikkim, India | |
6 | Thiksey Monastery | Ladakh, India | |
7 | Ugyenling Monastery | Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, India | |
8 | Bomdila Monastery | Bomdila, Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, India | |
9 | Kurje Lkhang | Bhumtang, Bhutan | |
10 | Druk Wangyal Lhakhang | Druk Wangyal Lhakhang, Dochula Pass, Bhutan | |
11 | Lippa Monastery | Lippa Monastery, Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh, India | |
12 | Likir Monastery | Likir Monastery, Ladakh, India |
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Himalayan Monasteries is an assemblage of Buddhist religious monuments spread along Himalayan range covering India, Bhutan and Nepal.
[1]Buddhism had spread to the Himalayan region during Buddha's life time. During 3rd century BC, Emperor Ashoka[ [2]]visited Kathmandu in Nepal[ [3]]. Great Buddhist Masters [4] like Vasubandhu, Santarakshaka and Padmasambhava [5] visited Himalayan kingdoms of Nepal[ [6]] and Tibet.[ [7]] Vajrayana Buddhism [8] is followed almost all along the [9] Himalayan range. Monasteries of Vajrayana Buddhism are found throughout Himalayan range in Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan and Pakistan; the earliest being Samye Monastery[ [10]]in Tibet.
The religious structures of Vajrayana Buddhism in the Himalayan belt are seen as Monasteries, Lakhangs/ Gomphas and Chortens. [11] In Mahayana Buddhism they are known as Chaitya, Vihara and Stupas, respectively.
Sr. No. | Monastery/Gompha | Link | Location |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Gorsam Chortan | Arunachal Pradesh, India | |
2 | Kungri Monastery | Himachal Pradesh, India | |
3 | Lachung Monastery | North Sikkim, India | |
4 | Namchi Monastery | West Sikkim, India | |
5 | Sang Monastery | Sikkim, India | |
6 | Thiksey Monastery | Ladakh, India | |
7 | Ugyenling Monastery | Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, India | |
8 | Bomdila Monastery | Bomdila, Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, India | |
9 | Kurje Lkhang | Bhumtang, Bhutan | |
10 | Druk Wangyal Lhakhang | Druk Wangyal Lhakhang, Dochula Pass, Bhutan | |
11 | Lippa Monastery | Lippa Monastery, Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh, India | |
12 | Likir Monastery | Likir Monastery, Ladakh, India |