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11th Panchen leaves Tibet for Beijing
11th Panchen Erdini Gyaincain Norbu is ready to return to Beijing on September 25th after completing Bhiksu discipline, Buddhist ceremony and other social activities in Tibet.
  • 11th Panchen Lama has important ordination in Tibet
  • 11th Panchen Lama visits homes of Tibetan farmers
  • 11th Panchen Lama worships at Zhaxi Lhunbo Lamasery in Tibet
  • 11th Panchen Lama visits Xigaze monastery
  • Panchen Lama visits Tibetan Buddhist Institute

    • 　Buddhism Schools
    Religious sects, temples and altars
    The public religious activities in Nyingchi have inherited the common characteristics of Tibetan Buddhism. Differences in customs and traditions of different minority groups have produced a variety of religious sects.
  • Unique Bon religion
  • Divination practices unique to the Bon Religion and related rituals
  • Gagyu Sect
  • Saskya Sect
  • Kargyu Sect
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    　Monastery
    Kegya Monastery ends 1st-phase renovation
    With a total investment of over 15 million yuan, Kegya Monastery finished its first-phase renovation in recent days and the second-phase maintenance will be mainly focus on protection of nearby monk houses and local buildings.
  • Religious event of Tibet's Ganden Monastery
  • Tibetan celebrates 600th birthday of Ganden monastery
  • Maintenance of Ramoche Monastery to be completed in 2010
  • Yumbu Lhakhang: 1st Palace in Tibet
  • Potala Palace tickets can be booked with ID cards one day in advance
    • 　Religious Activity
    Labrang Monastery holds ceremony to pray for happiness
    The Labrang Monastery in Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Gansu Province, held a religious ceremony to pray for happiness and peace in the new year, on March 1, 2010, the 16th day of the first month in the Chinese lunar calendar.
  • Butter sculpture show held in Labrang Monastery
  • Butter sculpture adorns ancient monastery
  • Grand summons ceremony held among three big monasteries in Lhasa
  • Tashilhunpo Monastery holds 'Darchor' ceremony
  • Lama's dance at Khampa Art Festival
    • 　Knowledge
    Buddhist art reflects Han, Tibetan cultural blend
    The newly-published book titled "The Collection of Gilt Bronze Buddha Statues of the Han and Tibetan Buddhism" reflects the blend and interaction of the Han and Tibetan cultures.
  • Tibetan Buddha handicrafts shining
  • Mandala: art treasure of Tibetan Buddhism
  • Buddhist classic Tibetan Tripitaka published in China
  • Mani stone
  • Linden-leaf sutras
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