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Tsetang (Tibetan: རྩེད་ཐང, Wylie:
rtsed thang, THL: tsé tang) or
Zedang (Chinese: 泽当镇; pinyin: Zé dāng zhèn), is the
fourth largest city in
Tibet and...
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ethnic groups.
Shannan has 1
district and 11
counties and its
capital is
Tsetang,
which is
located 183
kilometres from Lhasa. It
covers an area of 79,700...
- of the
Shannan Prefecture and
includes the
capital of the prefecture,
Tsetang, one of Tibet's
largest cities, 183 km
southeast of Lhasa. 29°12′N 91°46′E...
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Monastery (Chokhor-gyal)
close to lake
Lhamo La-tso,
about 115 km
northeast of
Tsetang and at an
altitude of 4,500 m (14,764 ft),
while the lake
itself is at...
- Shigatse:
Sakya Monastery,
North Base Camp of Mt. Everest,
Rongbuk Monastery Tsetang:
Samye Monastery,
Valley of the Kings,
Changdruk Temple,
Yungbulakang Palace...
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compiler of the
first Tibetan canon of Buddhism, Buton.
Yarlung Museum,
Tsetang (From the On ke ru Lha
khang monastery)
Astasahahasrika Prajnaparamita...
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series of
graveyard tumuli,
approximately 27
kilometres (17 mi)
south of
Tsetang, Tibet, near the town of
Qonggyai on Mure
Mountain in
Qonggyai County of...
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Tibet Autonomous Region,
about seven kilometres south of the
county seat,
Tsetang.
Tradruk Monastery is the
largest and most
important of the
surviving royal...
- seat: Lhasa.
Changgyu Chikyap [zh], seat: Nagqu.
Lhoka Chikyap [zh], seat:
Tsetang.
Dakong Chikyap [zh], seat: rtse-la.
Ngari Chikyap [zh] also
known as Ngari...
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kilometres (119 mi)
southeast of
Lhasa and 9
kilometres (5.6 mi)
south of
Tsetang. The
palace and its
shrine were
demolished during the 1966-1976 Cultural...
