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Norbulingka Institute - Sidhpur 2
Tibetan Art and Culture
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A grand entrance for the people to walk in and walk out that has a complete Tibetan culture and handicraft.
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The painting on pillars at Norbulingka institute has a typical Tibetan cultural design.
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Norling house is a guesthouse inside Norbulingka for the tourists who would love to enjoy the Tibetan ambiance.
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The prayer wheels have been located at the entrance.
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The wood and transparent glass, add divers of life to the walls of the workshop.
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A Tibetan prayer wheel, which rotates with the help of a turbine under the stone due to the water flow.
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The mountain river runs through the Norbulingka institute making it more aesthetic.
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Pathway to get inside and explore more about Norbulingka.
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The architecture is maintained well and has a sharp eye-catching shape.
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Norbulingka institute that has a prepossessing construction, which was founded by Kelsang and Kim Yeshi in the year 1988.
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The Norbulingka building has been constructed according to the Tibetan culture.
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The pond below the steps has Chinese fish for good omen and positive thoughts.
The Norbulingka Institute, located in Sidhpur village of Dharamshala, is a focal symbol of Tibetan Art in India. The center officially established in 1955 is started to preserve and promote centuries-old Tibetan traditions under the initiative of then cultural minister Kelsang Yeshi and his holiness Dalai Lama. The architect of the place is Kazuhiro Nakahara, who built the structure in a combination of Tibetan traditional design and Zen Japanese design.
Norbulingka Institute is named after ‘Norbulingka Jewel Garden’ in Tibet, the summer palace of the 14th Dalai Lama. With a spirit of tranquility, it is a serene retreat with green gardens and amazingly long streams. Sidhpur is a beautiful village from the Kangra District of Himachal Pradesh, situated 5 km away from Dharamshala. This place rested in the lap of Dhauladhar ranges, is blessed with lush landscapes and fascinating people. Here the Aghnjar Mahadev temple, Indrunag, and Chaddai Mata temple are the main tourist attractions. Landscaping works with Slates, a famous metamorphic rock, forms the main source of income for the inhabitants of Sidhpur.
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