The Eastern Barkor Mani Lhakhang was built by Alo Chondze (a lo chos mdzad), a Tibetan trader from Kham, in 1948. It was built near the northeastern corner of the Barkor in Lhasa. The building was converted into housing in the 1960s.
The Eastern Barkor Mani Lhakhang was built by Alo Chondze (a lo chos mdzad), a Tibetan trader from Kham, in 1948. It was built near the northeastern corner of the Barkor in Lhasa. The building was converted into housing in the 1960s.
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