The Menri Monastery
Monastery
The Menri Monastery
The Menri Monastery, also known as Yung Drung Ling, is one of the oldest and most significant Bon monasteries in India. It is located in Dolanji, near Solan, Himachal Pradesh. The monastery was originally established in 1405 in Tsang, Tibet, and later re-established in India after the Chinese occupation of Tibet.
The monastery is known for its vibrant colors and serene environment. It houses a large statue of Lord Shenrab Mibo, the founder of the Bon religion. The monastery serves as a center for religious learning and rituals, and it attracts visitors seeking peace and spiritual solace.
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The Menri Monastery is located in Solan, Himachal Pradesh.
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