Namdroling Nyingmapa Monastery at Bylakuppe is an important place showcasing Tibetan art, customs and architecture in close proximity.
The Monastery is established by Penor Rinpoche in 1963 and today is home to thousands of lamas, monks. It the largest Nyingmapa teaching center in the world.
The buildings here are painted richly with saturated bright colors The walls are intricately decorated with repetitive patterns and murals of Tibetan Buddhist themes. Below monks offering prayers in one of the temple.
The Monastery is established by Penor Rinpoche in 1963 and today is home to thousands of lamas, monks. It the largest Nyingmapa teaching center in the world.
The buildings here are painted richly with saturated bright colors The walls are intricately decorated with repetitive patterns and murals of Tibetan Buddhist themes. Below monks offering prayers in one of the temple.
Beautiful photos!
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Wow, what architecture!! Great pics, Rajesh! Thanks for sharing...:)
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Marvelous & splendid pictures of the monastery ! Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous monastery place! Very richly feel!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, colorful place and a terrific capture as always, Rajesh! Hope you and your family have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeletethe architecture is very eye catching and interesting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of gorgeous sites ~ carol, ^_^
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous building. Your kids are cute too.
ReplyDeleteThia is a beautiful place and this time I look to speand a day there. Did you see any lodgings there
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! This monastery looks modern.
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ReplyDeleteMagnificent! Such a wonderful place and thank you for sharing it with us. Wishing you a very happy weekend :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful monastery.
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ReplyDeleteMore amazing architecture and murals!
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ReplyDeleteLoved that photo with the monks praying. Such decorative temples.
ReplyDeleteThe art is very beautiful.
ReplyDeletesuch beautiful, colorful artistry!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful building, both inside and out. Your photos have beautifully captured the rich colors.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures, wonderful architecture!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea this monastere was so recent... Thanks for the sharing : I love to learn with internet, and traveling with you is always a pleasure !
ReplyDeletefabulous detail and color on and in this temple.....thanx for sharing
ReplyDeleteBeautiful details on those buildings.
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once again beautiful and intricate architecture with interesting dialogue.. Judyx
ReplyDeletehere from MOM. What a beautiful place/temple. And the inside is stunning!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you are at Mandarin Orange Monday as well :D - So superb photos you have, Rajesh -
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Have a great week
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Mariane
Lovely pictures especially the fountain. Nice one for the prompt.
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ReplyDeleteloved it :)
Wow how tranquil
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ReplyDeleteRiot of colours.
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ReplyDeleteSuperb clicks!!! Must be a great place :)
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