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- Temple at Sumda Chun, an early Tibetan Buddhist temple and monastery is located in the Sumda Chun village, a remote part of the Himalayas. The temple at Sumda Chun is under the management of Hemis Monastery that appoints monks for conducting daily rituals and takes care of any major intervention in the temple. Temple which was originally part of a Gompa that existed at Sumda Chun has been attributed to the period of Lotsawa Rinchen Zangpo (957-1055), and is believed to be one of the three temples founded by him in one night along with those at Alchi Monastery and Mangyu. This faith of the Buddhists puts this temple at a very important status thereby placing it in the Sumda-Mangyu-Alchi pilgrimage track that the pilgrims try to do in a single day. Sumda Chun village is at a height of 3500 metres from the sea level and is accessible by road since 2019. Sumda Chun village lived in darkness till August 2017 with no electricity before the village and monastery were electrified by team in August 2017. The population of about 120 people staying in the village also contributes an active part in the day by day activities of the in the form of offerings to the temple and manpower for its maintenance. The temple is listed as one of the 100 most endangered sites in World Monument Funds 2006 Watch List (en)
- O Mosteiro de Sumda Chun, Gompa de Sumda Chun, Mosteiro de Sumda Chung, Mosteiro de Sumda Chon, Mosteiro de Sumda Chen ou Templo de Sumda Chun é um antigo mosteiro budista tibetano (gompa) do Ladaque, noroeste da Índia. Os seus templos, datados provavelmente do início do século XI são, juntamente com os complexos religiosos de Alchi e de Mangyu, datados do mesmo período, os templos budistas mais antigos do Ladaque. O mosteiro situa-se junto à aldeia homónima, a cerca de 3 900 metros de altitude, 12 km em linha reta a sul de Alchi, junto ao caminho entre Alchi e Chilling. A única forma de chegar ao mosteiro é seguir esse caminho sinuoso ao longo de vales de montanha, o que envolve uma caminhada de três a quatro horas desde Alchi. Em 2006, o mosteiro foi incluído na lista dos 100 sítios mais ameaçados do mundo do World Monuments Fund. Desde então tem vindo a ser restaurado. Em 2011, os trabalhos de restauro receberam o prémio "UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation", que qualificaram os trabalhos como "heróicos". (pt)
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- Temple at Sumda Chun, an early Tibetan Buddhist temple and monastery is located in the Sumda Chun village, a remote part of the Himalayas. The temple at Sumda Chun is under the management of Hemis Monastery that appoints monks for conducting daily rituals and takes care of any major intervention in the temple. Temple which was originally part of a Gompa that existed at Sumda Chun has been attributed to the period of Lotsawa Rinchen Zangpo (957-1055), and is believed to be one of the three temples founded by him in one night along with those at Alchi Monastery and Mangyu. This faith of the Buddhists puts this temple at a very important status thereby placing it in the Sumda-Mangyu-Alchi pilgrimage track that the pilgrims try to do in a single day. Sumda Chun village is at a height of 3500 m (en)
- O Mosteiro de Sumda Chun, Gompa de Sumda Chun, Mosteiro de Sumda Chung, Mosteiro de Sumda Chon, Mosteiro de Sumda Chen ou Templo de Sumda Chun é um antigo mosteiro budista tibetano (gompa) do Ladaque, noroeste da Índia. Os seus templos, datados provavelmente do início do século XI são, juntamente com os complexos religiosos de Alchi e de Mangyu, datados do mesmo período, os templos budistas mais antigos do Ladaque. (pt)
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