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The front of the principal "Chinese Temple" where ethnic Chinese live at Larung Gar [bla rung gar]. A ceramic statue of the fourteenth century Tibetan saint Longchenpa [klong chen pa] A statue of Indian consort Mandarava located to the right of a larger statue of the Indian saint Padmasambhava. A statue of his Tibetan consort Yeshe Tsogyel located to the left of a larger statue of the Indian saint Padmasambhava. Gold statues and other statues in back within temple. The front of the principal "Chinese Temple" where ethnic Chinese live at Larung Gar [bla rung gar]. Tibetan children and western woman at the entrance to the monastery. Tibetan children in the entrance to the monastery.
The front of the Assembly Hall of the monastery. Statue of ? Sketch of a portion of a wall mural inside the monastery. Sketch of a portion of a wall mural inside the monastery. Sketch of a portion of a wall mural inside the monastery. ? ?
? ? The roof of the monastery. The roof of the monastery. Close-up of a large butter lamp. Close-up of ornamentation on a statue of a deity.
Statue of local deity ? wearing offering scarves. Statue of local deity ? wearing offering scarves. Chinese money that has been offered to a god by placing it in the hands of a statue. ? Statue of ? wearing offering scarves. Statue of ? wearing offering scarves. ? Statues of local deities wearing offering scarves. ?

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