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Dzogchen Monastery Tibet
Dzogchen Monastery is located in Eastern Tibet and is currently the home of some three hundred monks. Although at one time the residence of thousands of monks and the home of storied buildings and legendary sacred objects, the physical plant of the monastery, including the numerous sacred objects housed therein, was essentially destroyed over the course of a few decades beginning in the 1950s. Rebuilding of many of the facilities in Tibet began in the 1980s.

Dzogchen Monastery India
Dzogchen Monastery India was founded in 1992 in Southern India, and is the seat of the Seventh Dzogchen Rinpoche. After completion of the main temple and monastic college, the Monastery was inaugurated in 1992.

Dzogchen Monastery in modern-day Tibet


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