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Following the footsteps of Buddha.

A boy monk heads for his bath at the Dechen Choekhor Monastery

Possibly the world’s most complex hybrid.

Chu-Srin is a Tibetan rainwater gargoyle and the most complex creature.

Tibet House Museum.

A small museum adorned with family heirloom of the Tibetan diaspora.

Following the footsteps of Buddha.

A boy monk heads for his bath at the Dechen Choekhor Monastery

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The pure copper in Buddha.

Ancient Tibetans valued pure copper as a sacred metal but didn't mine it themselves

The dharma abode of great bliss.

A Tibetan monastery of the Druoka Kayug order of monks

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