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| 00 Min-drolling Monastery - Prayer Wheels at the Entrance |
Mindrolling Monastery
Address: Clement
Town, Dehradun – 248 002, Uttarakhand, India
Coordinates: 30.2615°
N, 77.9976° E
Architectural
Style: Tibetan Buddhist
Built
by:
Trichen Jurme Kunzang Wangyal
Height
of the Stupa: 30.48 Metre (185 Feet)
Design:
His Eminence Khochhen Rinpoche
The Tibetan word Min-drolling means ‘perfect place for emancipation’. This
monastery was established in exile by Trichen Jurme Kunzang Wangyal, the Eleventh
Mindrolling Trichen in 1976 for practicing Dharma of Vajrayana Buddhism. The
World Peace Stupa was constructed in 2002. The stupa houses shrines of Shakyamuni
Buddha, Padmasambhava, Min-drolling lineage, Ati Zabdon and Dzogchen and sacred
relics, murals and Tibetan Buddhist art. The façade of stupa is painted with
Maitreya ‘the future Buddha’ depicting the descent of Buddha from Devaloka. There
are several large prayer wheels surrounding the stupa. On both the sides of The
World Peace Stupa there are 8 miniature stupas. The intricate, bright,
colourful and vivid details of architecture, decorations and designs offer an
enchanting view.
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| 01 Min-drolling Monastery - Prayer Wheels at the Entrance of the World
Peace Stupa Complex |
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| 02 Min-drolling Monastery - A Giant Butter Lamp |
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| 03 Min-drolling Monastery - A View of the Monastery |
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| 04 Min-drolling Monastery - The World Peace Stupa |
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| 05 Min-drolling Monastery - Lord Sakyamuni Buddha in Front of The World
Peace Stupa |
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| 06 Min-drolling Monastery - Entrance Arch of The World Peace Stupa |
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| 07 Min-drolling Monastery - Buddhas Descent from Devaloka on The World
Peace Stupa |
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| 08 Min-drolling Monastery - A Mural in the Stupa |
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| 09 Min-drolling Monastery - A Mural in the Stupa |
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| 10 Min-drolling Monastery - Four of the Eight Varities of Stupas Beside
the World Peace Stupa |
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| 11 Min-drolling Monastery - Linda Kuan Memorial Prayer Wheel |
Photographs
by the Author
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