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Dalai Lama gave a blow to China, made an 8-year-old Mongolian child the most significant religious leader of Tibetan Buddhism The age of the child is being told as 8 years. Mongolian media reports suggest that the child is one of the twin boys. The Dalai Lama has described this child as the reincarnation of the 10th Khalkha Jetsun Dhampa Rinpoche. Image Source: FILE Dalai Lama gave a blow to…

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Dharamshala - Top Unexplored Places to Visit

Top Unexplored Places to Visit in Dharamshala If you are looking to explore offbeat destinations and top unexplored places to visit in Dharamshala, here are some unexplored places that you might find interesting: Kareri Lake: A Hidden Gem in the Hills Located at an altitude of 2,934 meters, Kareri Lake is a stunning glacial lake that remains largely unexplored. The trek to Kareri Lake is a…

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Tsuglagkhang Complex (Dalai Lama Temple) Tourist Spot in McLeod Ganj, Himachal Pradesh

The Tsuglagkhang Complex, also known as the Dalai Lama Temple, is a significant Buddhist site located in McLeod Ganj, Himachal Pradesh. This peaceful place serves as the residence of the Dalai Lama and is a major center for Tibetan Buddhism. The temple complex is adorned with beautiful statues and vibrant murals that reflect Tibetan culture and spirituality. Visitors can explore this serene space and learn about the teachings of Buddhism. For those seeking unique experiences, there are also several offbeat places near Tsuglagkhang Complex (Dalai Lama Temple) that offer intriguing adventures and beautiful sights.

When considering places to visit near Tsuglagkhang Complex (Dalai Lama Temple), don't miss the Tibet Museum, which is part of the complex. It provides fascinating insights into the history and culture of Tibet, including details about the Tibetan migration to India. Additionally, the nearby Namgyal Gompa is a great spot where visitors can observe Tibetan monks in their daily religious practices and discussions. These sites complement the spiritual journey of visiting the Tsuglagkhang Complex.

Another must-see near the Tsuglagkhang Complex is the serene Bhagsu Waterfall. Located just a short drive away, this natural beauty is surrounded by lush greenery and offers a refreshing retreat from the bustling town. It’s a popular spot for relaxing, taking photos, and enjoying the peaceful sound of cascading water. For those interested in more local attractions, exploring the McLeod Ganj market is also worthwhile, where you can find unique crafts and enjoy local cuisine. These places to visit near Tsuglagkhang Complex (Dalai Lama Temple) enhance your travel experience and showcase the diverse beauty of the area.

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One Day McLeod Ganj Local Sightseeing Trip By Private Cab

If you are looking for a perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city, then One Day McLeod Ganj Local Sightseeing Trip by Cab is for you. McLeod Ganj is a hill station in Himachal Pradesh, India, that is famous for its Tibetan culture, Buddhist monasteries, and natural beauty. It is also the home of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism. In this article,…

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McLeod Ganj with your Love

McLeod Ganj is a charming, relaxed, and hip café town. This charming tiny town in the lower section of Dharamshala is perfect for a romantic getaway into the hills with your significant other. March through June is the ideal time to explore this stunning location, and September through November is the pre-winter season. Discover the allure of stunning mountains, lakes, waterfalls, and Tibetan communities while on a luxurious honeymoon in India in December.

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“There is no need for temples; no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple.” - Dalai Lama

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i was raised half catholic half buddhist so i am fairly used to hearing wild shit about the catholic church but i was literally so thrown by whatever the fuck is going on with the dalai lama. bitch what??

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Explore the Mystical Kalachakra Temple in Dharmshala | Mysterious Himachal

The Kalachakra Temple in Dharmshala, Himachal Pradesh, is a mystical and significant spiritual site that attracts devotees and tourists from all over the world. Nestled amidst the serene Dhauladhar range, the temple is a tranquil abode of Buddhist teachings and meditation practices. In this article, we will take a deep dive into the history, architecture, and spiritual significance of the…

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This place stands out in the crowd among all the tourist spots. Hence just don’t miss visiting the Tsuglagkhang Complex.

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“This is my simple religion. No need for temples. No need for complicated philosophy. Your own mind, your own heart is the temple. Your philosophy is simple kindness.” — Dalai Lama XIV

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Exiled Tibetan school girls in traditional costumes eat cakes and sweets as they wait to perform a traditional dance at an event to celebrate the 89th birthday of Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, at the Tsuglakhang temple in Dharamshala, India, Saturday, July 6, 2024. (AP Photo/Ashwini Bhatia)

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here is a poem by polish poet Zbigniew Herbert

Report From The Besieged City

Too old to carry arms and fight like the others - they graciously gave me the inferior role of chronicler I record - I don't know for whom - the history of the siege I am supposed to be exact but I don't know when the invasion began two hundred years ago in December in September perhaps yesterday at dawn  everyone here suffers from a loss of the sense of time all we have left is the place the attachment to the place we still rule over the ruins of temples spectres of gardens and houses if we lose the ruins nothing will be left I write as I can in the rhythm of interminable weeks monday: empty storehouses a rat became the unit of currency tuesday: the mayor murdered by unknown assailants wednesday: negotiations for a cease-fire the enemy has imprisoned our messengers  we don't know where they are held that is the place of torture  thursday: after a stormy meeting a majority of voices rejected  the motion of the spice merchants for unconditional surrender  friday: the beginning of the plague saturday: our invincible defender N.N. committed suicide sunday: no more water we drove back an attack at the eastern gate called the Gate of the Alliance all of this is monotonous I know it can't move anyone I avoid any commentary I keep a tight hold on my emotions I write about the facts  only they it seems are appreciated in foreign markets  yet with a certain pride I would like to inform the world that thanks to the war we have raised a new species of children our children don’t like fairy tales they play at killing awake and asleep they dream of soup of bread and bones just like dogs and cats in the evening I like to wander near the outposts of the city along the frontier of our uncertain freedom. I look at the swarms of soldiers below their lights I listen to the noise of drums barbarian shrieks truly it is inconceivable the City is still defending itself the siege has lasted a long time the enemies must take turns nothing unites them except the desire for our extermination Goths the Tartars Swedes troops of the Emperor regiments of the Transfiguration  who can count them  the colours of their banners change like the forest on the horizon from delicate bird's yellow in spring through green through red to winter's black and so in the evening released from facts I can think  about distant ancient matters for example our friends beyond the sea I know they sincerely sympathize they send us flour lard sacks of comfort and good advice they don’t even know their fathers betrayed us our former allies at the time of the second Apocalypse their sons are blameless they deserve our gratitude therefore we are grateful they have not experienced a siege as long as eternity those struck by misfortune are always alone the defenders of the Dalai Lama the Kurds the Afghan mountaineers  now as I write these words the advocates of conciliation have won the upper hand over the party of inflexibles a normal hesitation of moods fate still hangs in the balance cemeteries grow larger the number of defenders is smaller yet the defence continues it will continue to the end and if the City falls but a single man escapes he will carry the City within himself on the roads of exile he will be the City we look in the face of hunger the face of fire face of death worst of all - the face of betrayal and only our dreams have not been humiliated

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