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Chilipam Monastery
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Tezpur-Bhalukpong-Bomdila-Tawang, Bomdila, India
Tezpur-Bhalukpong-Bomdila-Tawang, Bomdila, India
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Best Attractions and Places to See in Bomdila, India
Bomdila Travel Guide. MUST WATCH. Top things you have to do in Bomdila. We have sorted Tourist Attractions in Bomdila for You. Discover Bomdila as per the Traveler Resources given by our Travel Specialists. You will not miss any fun thing to do in Bomdila.This Video has covered Best Attractions and Things to do in Bomdila.
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List of Best Things to do in Bomdila, India.
Bomdila Monastery
Holiday Scout
Bomdila War Memorial and View Point
Chilipam Monastery
Sessa Orchid Sanctuary
Craft Centre And Ethnographic Museum
Apple Orchards
Upper Monastery in Bomdila, Arunachal Pradesh
The Gentse Gaden Rabgyel Ling Monastery, Upper Gompa, Bomdila was started by the 12th reincarnate of Tsona Gontse Rimpoche in 1965 - 66. The Gompa is a replica of Tsona Gontse Monastery at Tsona in South Tibet, established during 15th century.The 12th reincarnate was born in the Morshing, Kalaktang Circle of West Kameng. He constructed this modest Gompa before
his demise in the year 1966. The present Rimpoche, the 13th Tsona Gontse Rimpoche commenced the construction of the main prayer hall, which was consecrated by His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama on 13th October 1997.
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Chillipam Gompa in Arunachal - one of the most beautiful Buddhist monasteries | OK North East
Located at a hill top near Rupa in Arunachal Pradesh, Chillipam Gompa is considered one of the most beautiful monasteries in the world. Also known as Sang-ngag Choekhor Dargyeling Monastery, the monastery enjoys a spectacular location, overlooking the mountains, and offers a bird's-eye view of Rupa. Here's a small travel video by the Team OK North East of the Buddhist Monastery.OK North East offers heartfelt thanks to filmmaker Dorjee K Thongun for his immense help by giving important information about the monastery and different societies as well as culture of Arunachal Pradesh. OK! North East would also like to thank the people of Sherdukpen community who have been integral part of Arunachal Pradesh and the Buddhist religion of the region.
OK North East will soon start tours for travellers at different untouched places in Arunachal. For more info check oknortheast.com or call 91 7578013817.
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Arunachal Pradesh trip from Rupa valley to MONASTERY, CONSECRATED BY HH THE 14th DALAI LAMA | রূপা
Located 15 kilometres from Rupa village in West Kameng District, the Sang-Ngag Choekar Dargyeling Monastery is built on a promontory which offers spectacular 270 degree views of the surrounding Eastern Himalayan valleys. More commonly known as Chillipam Gompa, the secluded sanctuary is adorned with some of the region’s most magnificent Buddhist art.It was an afternoon in late April and staccatos of fat raindrops plunked on our windscreen as we wound our way up to the sacred citadel. But as is possible in every alpine setting, a sudden shift in the wind dispersed the dark canopy and a window of fresh blue sky opened over us.
Sensing the sunny spell would not last too long, we made our way up to the entrance and craned our necks to gaze at the eight auspicious signs of Tibetan Buddhism which graced the plafond.
Walking clockwise to our right, we then followed another stairway up to the viewing platform where the sun continued to play hide and seek with puffs of shredded cloud.
Walking clockwise to our right, we then followed another stairway up to the viewing platform where the sun continued to play hide and seek with puffs of shredded cloud.
Beautiful. Remote. Wild. Such was the awe-inspiring view that unfolded before us.
Yet words cannot justly convey the bombastic grandeur of this place. One really must go and experience it!
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32)H.E 14th Thegtse Rinpoche of Khinmey Nyinma Monastery,Tawang,Arunachal.
32)H.E 14th Thegtse Rinpoche performing Puja at TaiwanTawang Monastery on Foot HD | Arunachal Pradesh India
Tawang Monastery, located in Tawang city of Tawang district in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh,Opening time 9 am to 6pm
No entry fees
Time required to see 2 hours
It is about 5 kg from city center and takes 2-3 hours to reach.
It is the largest monastery in India and second largest in the world after the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet.
It is situated in the valley of the Tawang River, near the small town of the same name in the northwestern part of Arunachal Pradesh, in close proximity to the Tibetan and Bhutanese border.
The full name of the monastery is Tawang Galdan Namgye Lhatse. 'Ta' means horse, 'wang' means chosen, which together forms the word 'Tawang', meaning the location selected by horse. Further, 'Galdan' means paradise, 'Namgye' means celestial and 'Lhatse' means divine. Thus, the full meaning of the 'Tawang Galdan Namgye Lhatse' is the site chosen by the horse is the celestial divine paradise
25.H.E 14th Thegtse Rinpoche visited to Bomdila Sera Bosti Gonpa, Arunachal.
.H.E 14th Thegtse Rinpoche visited to Bomdila Sera Bosti Gonpa, Arunachal.near E. Bhutan, Assam border.in west kameng Arunachal26.H.E 14th Thegtse Rinpoche visited to Bomdila Sera Bosti Gonpa, Arunachal.
.H.E 14th Thegtse Rinpoche visited to Bomdila Sera Bosti for consecrate Chorten Gonpa, Arunachal..near E. Bhutan, Assam border.in west kameng ArunachalTashi choling monastery Rangapara
PADYATRA FROM CHUTHANGMO TO TEZPUR RECEIVED AT RUPA'
Padyatris from Chuthangmo to Tezpur received at Rupa, West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh-India.Chilipam monastery vlog/passangtamang #passufam/tiktokstar/lovelyplace
Chilipam Gonpa By P.Saikia
Chilipam Gonpa one of the most beauty full monastery in Arunachal paradesh , Very near at Rupa Town . this is a Buddhisms Monastery . and the place view is so naturalMajestic Sang-Ngag Choekar Dargyeling (Chillipam Gompa) (Rupa, W Kameng) - India 2009 [HD]
New, colorful and artfully detailed Sang-Ngag Choekar Dargyeling Monastery is tucked away on a hilltop amid serene surroundings at Chillipam village 15 Kms away from Rupa. [also see Gaden Rabgye-Ling Morning Chants (unlisted): ] [also see Picasa album: ]Chillipam Monastery, west kameng district #Arunachal_Pradesh
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chilipam monastry west kameng arunachalRemembering the 13th Tsona Gontse Rinpoche - White Lotus (English)
Remembering the 13th Tsona Gontse Rinpoche (1967-2014)White Lotus - A Simple Song for the People of Mon Happy Valley
A poem composed by the late 13th Tsona Gontse Rinpoche dedicated to the people of the Monyul, Arunachal Pradesh, India.
The Ven. Jetsun Tenzin Jamphel Wangchuk, the 13th Tsona Gontse Rinpoche, was born in the land of Monyul (the land of the Mon people) in Arunachal Pradesh, India. He was recognized at an early age by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama as the 13th incarnation of the great scholar and adept Tsonawa Sherab Sangpo. He then began his traditional monastic education at Drepung Loseling Monastery, near Mungod, India. Upon completing his studies he received the degree of Geshe Lharampa (Doctorate of Advanced Buddhist Philosophy). After he obtained his degree, he became the president of the Buddhist Culture Association of Himalaya. As president, he worked to develop strong relationships between the various cultures and religions of India. In addition, he devoted his life and activities to developing the religion and the culture of the land of Mon. He established numerous monasteries, centers of education, stupas and cottage industries on Monyul. He served as Minister of State, Industry, Textile and Handicrafts and as the Cabinet Minister of Tourism. He was also the Chairman of Advisory Council for Tourism Development (ACTD), and held the position of Chairman of the Hydropower Development Corporation, (APHPDC). He received several national and international awards for his tireless efforts in social work. He had the privilege of attending the millennium UN World Peace Summit at the United Nations Assembly Hall as the first ever Buddhist representative from the entire Himalayn region. He founded the Sherab Sangpo Society which was dedicated to the teachings the Buddhadharma to the people of India and especially those people of the Indian Himalayas. Understanding the interdependent relationship between the fragile physical and cultural environment of his Himalayan region, he was a staunch defender of protecting Monyul from unskillful rapid development that would compromise the future of his homeland.
The 13th Tsona Gontse Rinpoche effortlessly combined his activities as a spiritual master and social worker in his dedication to benefitting all sentient beings, the people of India and especially the people of his home region of Monyul.
Tragically, Tsona Gontse Rinpoche passed away suddenly on May 16th, 2014. The loss of this great master, teacher and activist goes beyond words and has left many people deeply saddened.
This video was prepared with faith by devotees who firmly believe that it is our duty to carry on the work that Rinpoche initiated.
May Rinpoche return to us quickly and may we develop the wisdom and courage to carry on his work for Monyul.
