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Phyang Monastery

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Phyang Monastery, also known as Phyang Gompa, is a 16th-century Buddhist monastery belonging to the Drikung Kagyu order, located about 17 km west of Leh. It is set on a hill in the Phyang village, overlooking the Indus River. The monastery is particularly known for its annual Phyang Tsedup festival, featuring masked dances and the display of a giant thangka. Inside, it houses a rich collection of ancient thangkas, murals, and weapons, including a notable sword said to belong to the Mongol prince Kublai Khan. The serene setting and vibrant festival make it a cultural highlight of the region.

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  • The annual Phyang Tsedup festival with Cham masked dances and a giant thangka unveiling
  • The collection of ancient thangkas and weapons, including a sword attributed to Kublai Khan
  • The peaceful hilltop setting with views of the Indus Valley and surrounding mountains

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