rangdum造句

• The pass is about 25 km from Rangdum Monastery.
• Rangdum is located midway between Kargil and Padum.
• The road conditions are very bad near Rangdum.
• A JKTDC bungalow is available at Rangdum.
• The country surrounding Rangdum Monastery is very bleak and crops sometimes cannot ripen in the brief summer.
• From Rangdum the valley rises to 4400 metres at the Pensi-la, the gateway into Zanskar.
• In 1783, Ngari Rinpoche founded Rangdum Monastery on the boundary of the Karsha Valley as his ecclesiastical seat, to which Lingshed is subordinate.
• Rangdum is the highest inhabited region in the Suru valley, after which the valley rises to at Pensi-la, the gateway to Zanskar.
• Rangdum, though on the northern side of the Pensi-la, is regarded as socially and culturally part of Zangskar rather than of Suru.
• "The descent from the Pensi La into the Stod Valley [ in Zanskar ] is steeper than the climb up from Rangdum Gompa, but not too difficult.
• Rangdum has a tourist bungalow, three tea-houses and, around 2 km from the village, a summer-only camp offering accommodation for tourists in bedded tents.
• Rangdum Monastery and the attendant village of Julidok is the last inhabited region in the Suru valley; it is also the destination of the nomadic herdspeople called Bakarwals, who trek up every summer from the Jammu region.
• In 1779, the Ladakhi king Tsewang Namgyal donated the lands of Lingshed and its surrounding villages ( along with the Zanskari monasteries and villages of Karsha, Mune, Phuktal and Rangdum ) to Lobsang Gelek Yeshe Dragpa, the 3rd incarnate of the Ngari Rinpoche lineage.
• Among the popular places of tourist interest include Leh, Drass valley, Suru valley, Kargil, Zangskar, Zangla, Rangdum, Padum, Phugthal, Sani, Stongdey, Shyok Valley, Sankoo, Salt Valley and several popular trek routes like Lamayuru-Padum-Darcha, the Nubra valley and the Indus valley.