| Latitude: | 29.2390869 |
|---|---|
| Longitude: | 91.7705692 |
| Elevation: | 3563 meters / 11690 feet |
| Barometric Pressure | 652KPa |
Related Photos

Beautiful in a stunning location - Yumbulakang Palace, "The First House of Tibet", is an ancient palace in the Yarlung Valley, Nêdong County in the vicinity of Tsetang. by eriktorner

Beautiful in a stunning location - Yumbulakang Palace, "The First House of Tibet", is an ancient palace in the Yarlung Valley, Nêdong County in the vicinity of Tsetang. by eriktorner

Prayer Flags, Lungta, on Hepo Ri by Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

Statue of Songtsen Gampo, the Great king and founding father of the Tibetan Nation, in Yumbulagang, Yarlung valley, Tibet. by eriktorner

Prayer Flags, Lungta, on Hepo Ri by Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

Prayer flags in the snow. Yumbulagang, Tibets first house, Yarlung valley, winter of 2011. by eriktorner

Erik descending the Tomb of Trisong Detsen, Yarlung-Chongye Valley of kings, Tibet, January 2011 by eriktorner

Sambhota, a scholar brought to Tibet in by the Yarlung emperors, is credited with creating the Tibetan script. Yumbulagang, Yarlung valley. Tibet 2011. by eriktorner

Inscribed stone tablets and caves on top of the tomb of Trisong Detsen on Mount Mura. Yarlung-Chongye Valley of kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

Erik, climbing the top of the Hepo Ri hill opposite Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

Caves on top of the tomb of Trisong Detsen on Mount Mura. Yarlung-Chongye Valley of kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

Prayer Flags, Lungta, on Hepo Ri by Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

Shot from the top of the tomb of Trisong Detsen with amongst other tombs that of Songtsen Gampo visible below, and the Riwa Dechen monastery on the right. Yarlung-Chongye Valley of kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

The Riwo Dechen Monastery and ruins of Chingwa Tagtse Dzong. Seen from the tomb of Songtsen Gampo, Chongye Valley of Kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

View of Chongye valley to the South from Tomb of Songtsen GampoYarlung-Chongye Valley of Kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

Prayer stones, chortens, on the hill of Yumbulagang overlooking the Yarlung Valley. Tibet 2011. by eriktorner

Caves on top of the tomb of Trisong Detsen on Mount Mura. Yarlung-Chongye Valley of kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

The morning sunshine reaches the small chapel in Yumbulagang, Tibets first house. Yarlung Valley, Tibet. by eriktorner

Prayer Flags on Hepo Ri, at Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

The top of a Buddhist stupa at Yumbulagang, the Yarlung river in the valley below. Tibet 2011. by eriktorner

Path up Hepo Ri, at Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

Erik, climbing the top of the Hepo Ri hill opposite Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

Remains of some kind of stone pillar or statue on top of the tomb of Trisong Detsen on Mount Mura, with other tombs, visible in the background. Yarlung-Chongye Valley of kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

The top of a Buddhist stupa at Yumbulagang, the Yarlung river in the valley below. Tibet 2011. by eriktorner

Ascending the tomb of Trisong Detsen on Mount Mura. Yarlung-Chongye Valley of kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

Prayer Flags, Lungta, on Hepo Ri by Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

View from the tomb of Trisong Detsen on Mount Mura, with the other tombs, visible in the valley below, the Riwa Dechen monastery on the right. Yarlung-Chongye Valley of kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

Ascending the tomb of Trisong Detsen on Mount Mura. Yarlung-Chongye Valley of kings, Tibet 2011 by eriktorner

Chorten on Hepo Ri, at Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

Prayer Flags, Lungta, on Hepo Ri by Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner

Hepo Ri, hill opposite Samye Monastery, Tibet, January 2011 (Photo: Erik Törner, IMs bildarkiv) by eriktorner



















![Samye Monastery, Tibet by Byrnzie500, The Samye Monastery [Samye Gompa] was the first Buddhist monastery built in Tibet. It was probably f](https://live.staticflickr.com/547/19481305572_831e395d2f.jpg)








