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| Description | Sumtsek Gompa at Alchi Monastery was built in the 11th century and is known for its unique blend of Indian and Tibetan architectural styles. Alchi monastery holds Dukhang, and Manjushri Temple, in the same premises. |
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| Author | Prof Ranga Sai |
- ↑ Roger Goepper : “Alchi, the Oldest Buddhist Monastery in the Upper Indus Valley: Its History and Artistic Significance", published by Artibus Asiae Publishers
- ↑ Prem Singh Jina "The Buddhist Monasteries of Ladakh", published by Indus Publishing Company
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- ↑ Sumit Seth "Alchi: The Living Heritage of Ladakh", published by Niyogi Books
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