Norbulingka Institute believes in the preservation and continuation of Tibetan art through self-sustaining means. Under the guidance of talented …
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Oct 1, 2024
It was a nice experience going and visiting the monastery and thereafter seeing the beautiful artwork created by various students of the instituteFull review by Rajiv T
May 29, 2024
The 1 hour tour is very knowledgeable. The Tibetan guide speaks fluent English and Hindi. We learn a lot more about Tibetan art.Full review by OnAir797513
Mar 21, 2024
Glad that we had this on our schedule. Very serene environment, excellent Darshans of Buddha and a place to spend some time. It's very well maintained, clean and organised. Also happy to see that the…Full review by kapils942
Hi, I want to send my son who is abusing substances and alcohol. How much does it cost. I am from Johannesburg South Africa Many many thanks in advance, Cheryl
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Sorry to know that. The environment and ambience of over all that area is very calming and it does leave an impact if one spend some considerable time there - there are many …
Sorry to know that. The environment and ambience of over all that area is very calming and it does leave an impact if one spend some considerable time there - there are many monasteries there that can help but you need to talk to them directly and they may have some more queries to consult you better.
How do we stay there in the rooms? No one has answered my two email inquiries.
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I don't believe that you can as a tourist. You have to be admitted into their training program which I think is 6 months long. Hope this answers your question.
It’s a paid visit, if I remember right it’s around Rs.40. Per person. It includes a free guide to take you through all the sections, wood craft, painting, metal craft, doll museum, the temple, …
It’s a paid visit, if I remember right it’s around Rs.40. Per person. It includes a free guide to take you through all the sections, wood craft, painting, metal craft, doll museum, the temple, cloth patch work, etc. where you can see artisans at work.
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