About Mundgod

Mundgod, in Karnataka, India, is home to the Doeguling Tibetan Settlement, established in 1966. This settlement is a major center for Tibetan Buddhism, featuring several monasteries and stupas. It serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for Tibetan refugees, preserving their religious practices and traditions. The community, supported by the Indian government, engages in agricultural activities while also focusing on Buddhist teachings and rituals. Mundgod plays a crucial role in maintaining Tibetan Buddhist heritage in India.
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is located in Colony, , . There are over 5,000 , with around 3,000 at Loseling and some 2,000 at Drepung Gomang. Hundreds of new are admitted each year, many of them from . Drepung in Tibet was modeled after the great of Classical , namely, and , and was an institution dedicated to the intense of the and sciences. History of Drepung Loseling Drepung .
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