Lhagang, Tibet

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Lhagang, Tibet

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Lhagong in a Tung chu valley. The pastures to a north of a locale have been often a venue for equine festivals in a summer months.
The locale is small,but very pleasing to be in ,some stores as well as restaurants scattered along a train route,with Sally`s Kham grill Snowland guesthouse it serves good food as well as stand in rooms.Sally`s Kham grill is only 50m from a Lhagang monastery.

The full name of Lhagang Gompa is Minyag Lhagang Yongdzog Rabgi Lhakang Tongdrol Samdribling . It was built in a year 652 by a Tibetan king, Songtsen Gampo.At a time , a king built 108 temples all over Tibet as well as a final a single was Lhagang Gompa. It was afterwards called Yongdzog Rabgi Lhakang.


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