Kangyu-Lang & Tsangyu-Lang Temples, Leh, Jammu & Kashmir
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Kangyu-Lang and Tsangyu-Lang Temples are located in Hundur in Leh district of J&K.
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Kangyu-Lang and Tsangyu-Lang Temples are located in Hundur in Leh district of J&K. These temples are considered hallowed for the Buddhists. The key appeal of these temples is the hundreds of Mongolian and Tibetan conserved texts, pressed between wooden slats and draped in red and yellow silk. The temples are linked to Thiksey near Leh. Daily buses link the Kangyu-Lang and Tsangyu-Lang temples to Leh and Deskit.
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(Last Updated on : 08-10-2009)
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