Aug 31, 2023
Palcho Monastary
Gyantse, Tibet 2021
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Palcho Monastary
Gyantse, Tibet 2021
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Samdrubtse Dzong or Shigatse Dzong, Shigatse, Tibet.
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Samdrubtse Dzong was probably built in the 15th century. It looked like a smaller version of the Potala. It had turret-like fortifications at the ends and a central Red Palace. It used to be the seat of the kings of Ü-Tsang and the capital of the province of Ü-Tsang.
The castle was dismantled by hundreds of Tibetans at the instigation of the Chinese in 1961. Between 2005 and 2007, it was reconstructed in concrete, and faced with stone.
▪Kanakamuni Buddha. Date: 18th century Place of origin: Tibet, Central, Lhasa or Shigatse.
Tantric Wall Painting
Palcho Monastary, Gyantse, Tibet 2021