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	Tengboche travel guide - Wikitravel
		Tengboche (3870m) is the name of a large monastery and the surrounding settlement.
		Tengboche [1] is the largest Sherpa monastery in the Khumbu area and exerts the greatest influence.
		Tengboche might be the first place on your trek that you have a clear view of Mount Everest.
	wikitravel.org /en/Tengboche (377 words)

	The Dancing Monks of Tengboche (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tengboche gompa is home to around 36 monks and 25 students, under the leadership of the Abbot Ngawang Tenzin Zangbu.
		It was believed that the child might be the Lama's reincarnation, and monks from Tengboche visited Namche Bazaar with a heap of possessions to test him.
		Tengboche translates as 'sacred bowl' and the gompa commands a view over a clearing ringed by dwarf firs and rhododendrons.
	www.infohub.com /ARTICLES/monks.html (1744 words)

	TO DO! Rationale for the Award - TENGBOCHE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, Nepal
		For almost 40 years the Tengboche monastery has had the "bad luck" to be situated at the popular main route to the Everest base camp and to be used as a beautiful resting and camping site for expeditions and trekking groups or as Buddhist backdrop to the exotic Himalayan trip.
		For what counted for the Tengboche Rinpoche were not only the aspects of a financial, infra-structural and structural guarantee for the monastery's future but in the long term also a number of closely interwoven objectives which would have an impact on the region.
		In the narrow sense the population of Tengboche is equal to the monks living in the monastery.
	www.studienkreis.org /engl/wettbewerbe/todo/01nepal.html (5789 words)

	Tengboche Monastery \| Welcome
		In my own monastery, Tengboche, in the Khumbu region of Nepal, we are working to promote environmental conservation, reduce pollution and waste, and raise awareness of the relationship between spirituality and nature in the face of increased tourism, rapid development and pressure on the environment.
		The Tengboche Sacred Land Eco-Center, which has just been opened by Trulshik Rinpoche, provides us the momentum and the means for consolidating, sustaining and expanding our past efforts.
		The world we live in today is not the same as yesterday's: today we have a bigger population, new and increased needs and therefore, more effort is necessary to promote the well being of the environment which ultimately ensures our own.
	www.tengboche.org /welcome.htm (1252 words)

	Wharton Leadership Trek to Mt. Everest (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tengboche needs funding to purchase building materials this fall and begin construction in the spring of 1999.
		Because of its fame and situation on the route to Everest, Tengboche has received a lot of foreign funding, but almost all of it has gone to rebuilding the temple after the fire and installing electrical and water systems.
		Donations earmarked on the checks "for the Tengboche Shedra" can be sent to the American Himalayan Foundation in the United States (either directly or through Mike) to be administered by the Himalayan Trust in Nepal.
	leadership.wharton.upenn.edu /everest/Donations.shtml (2790 words)

	Eco Trek, Nepal - Trekking in Nepal, Nepal Trek, Treks in Nepal, Trek to Nepal, Trekking Nepal, Nepal Trekking, Nepal ...
		Places: Kathmandu - Lukla - Phakding - Namche - Tengboche - Dingboche - Pheriche - Lobuche - Gorakchhep - Kalapatar - Everest Base Camp - Pangboche - Khumjung - Manjo - Lukla - Kathmandu
		Places: Kathmandu - Lukla - Jorsale - Namche - Tengboche - Machhermo - Gokyo - Dole - Lukla - Kathmandu
		Places: Kathmandu - Lukla - Jorsale - Namche - Tengboche - Khumjung - Manjo - Lukla - Kathmandu
	www.ecotrek.com.np (805 words)

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		The climb up to Tengboche was quite hard, but we were feeling the great effects of having descended so far the previous day, and our acclimatised bodies made light work of plodding up the hill.
		IMG_3455.jpg/Day 13: To Sanasa and Namche/After crossing the ridge Tengboche is on, we could see the trail descend back down to the river, and then climb all the way back up to Sanasa, before leveling off slightly and heading round to Namche.
		Tengboche lies on the ridge right of centre and you can make out the trail winding down to the bottom from there.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /mwarner/nepal03/descriptions.txt (3601 words)

	Tengboche - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tengboche (or Thyangboche) is a village in the Khumbu region of eastern Nepal.
		Tengboche, at 3,867 metres (12,687 feet), contains a very important Buddhist monastery.
		This page was last modified 18:10, 21 September 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tengboche (51 words)

	International The Telegraph - Weekly (Nepal)
		A case in point is the monastery TENGBOCHE, the spiritual center and heart of the Sherpa culture, which no longer passively concedes that it be used as a backdrop for the Buddhist scene – for the exotic Himalaya trip to Mount Everest.
		With the Tengboche Development Plan of 1995 it was agreed to actively promote the monastery and the habitat of the Sherpa ethnic group which had immigrated from Tibet centuries age, and to attract some 30,000 visitors each year.
		The income earned through the Tengboche Eco Center is partly used to secure the future of the monastery (training of monks who will later teach in the villages, food, social fund), and for environmental projects in the region (reforestation) or for measures strengthening the Sherpa culture.
	www.nepalnews.com /contents/englishweekly/telegraph/2002/mar/mar27/international.htm (2603 words)

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		With the Tengboche Development Plan of 1995 it was agreed to actively promote the monastery and the habitat of the Sherpa ethnic group which had immigrated from Tibet centuries ago, and to attract some 30.000 visitors each year.
		The “Tengboche Eco Centre“, a visitors’ centre built in spring 2000 just outside the monastery, functions as a tourist-cultural bridge to the monastery and as one of the most important income earners (entrance fee 1,50 Euro).
		The income earned through the Tengboche Eco Centre is partly used to secure the future of the monastery (training of monks who will later teach in the villages, food, social fund), and for environmental projects in the region (reforestation) or for measures strengthening the Sherpa culture.
	www.studienkreis.org /common/news/presse2002-02_e.doc (2323 words)

	Jen goes to Nepal
		For that reason many tourists will trek to Tengboche and then turn around and trek back to Lukla.
		Also in Tengboche is the famous Tengboche Monastery and, equally as important, the first "showar" available for trekkers.
		Thrice built, twice destroyed - first by earthquake, later by fire, the Tengboche Monastery lies roughly midway between the Lukla airstrip and Everest Base Camp.
	www.triplecitizen.com /Nepal/teng.htm (146 words)

	IPPG: Newsletter 8/2001: Letters to the editor
		We are working with the Tengboche Development Project at the foot of Mt. Everest and are very concerned about the porters at Tengboche, which is very cold in the winter tourist season.
		Tengboche is located at an altitude of about 4.000 meters.
		Because nobody was interested to help the porters, the village of Khumjung (Tengboche is a part off Khumjung), the Tengboche Monastery (a Buddhist monastery in Tengboche) and the Tengboche Development Project got together and raised over Rs 350,000.- (about US$ 5,000.-) to build a porter's lodge in Tengboche.
	www.ippg.net /newsletters/2001-08/index-5.html (826 words)

	Nepal
		Over the next few days we gradually lost altitude as we crossed a glacier, trekked up and down interminable hills, walked across many suspension bridges, and finally arrived in Tengboche.
		Tengboche is a famous Buddhist monastery on the main trail between Lukla at the Everest Base Camp - and so is visited by all who climb the Nepal side of Mt. Everest.
		It has wonderful views of the mountains, and has a peaceful feel about it despite the number of trekkers who stop here.
	www.longpassages.org /nepal.htm (636 words)

	Nepal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is a famous monistary in the town, Tengboche in sherpa language means footprint.
		The story is that a monk traveled here 300 years ago and with his foot made an impression in one of the rocks saying that some day a great monistary will be built on this stone.
		View of tengboche from the small mountain showin in a previous picture.
	www-beams.colorado.edu /~viktor/Nepal/Page1.html (430 words)

	Taylor Adventure Travel ::: Nepal, South America, Africa....whereever..!!
		Tengboche sits on a saddle at 3870m in a clearing surrounded by dwarf fires and rhododendrons.
		We visit the monastery at Tengboche, the largest in Khumbu region.
		Tengboche - Dingboche It is a short, steep and muddy descent toDeboche through a forest of birches, conifers and rhododendrons.
	www.tayloradventure.com /everest_trek.htm (4077 words)

	The Sacred Land Initiative \| Contact Us
		Lama Gulu founded Tengboche monastery in 1916 and passed away after the big earthquake in 1934.
		In 1956, he returned to Tengboche as the Abbot of the monastery.
		Tengboche Rinpoche is involved in all aspects of
	www.sacredland.net /budrinpoche.htm (338 words)

	Mani Rimdu Festival
		Performed by the monks of Chiwong and Tengboche monasteries, it depicts the victory of Buddhism over the ancient 'Bon' religion.
		Tengboche Mani Rimdu starts on the full moon of October, and the Chiwong Mani Rimdu on the full moon of November.
		We have two special departures to both festivals, the exact dates of which are yet to be announced.
	www.goldenhilltravel.co.uk /nepal/leisurely/mani-rimdu-festival.html (262 words)

	Everest Base Camp Trek - Trekking, Travel, Tours, Rafting provider in Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet and India
		After an extraordinary flight of Lukla, commence the walking to the famous Sherpa village of Namche Bazaar and on to Tengboche Monastery with the Mesmerizing peak of Ama Dablam hovering in the sky.
		Leaving for Tengboche, the trail that traverses from Choi Gang to Kyanjuma Foundation.
		You passthrough a blend of forest and shrub on a wide trail with many shortcuts leading from it's also a better place for spotting pheasant, thar and deer.
	www.visitnepal.com /euroasia/trek/everestbasecamp_itinerary.html (886 words)

	Close up with Everest - Nepal Himal Treks
		While the great Himalayan peaks have their own individual awe and majesty, it is the people who live in their shadow that bring the mountains to life.
		The climax of the trek is a very early morning climb of Kala Pattar (18,450 ft.) for one of the most awesome views as the sun rises on Everest.
		The climax of the trek is a very early morning climb of Kala Pattar (18,450 ft.) for one of the most awesome views as the sun rises on Everest, before returning via a different route to Lukla.
	www.visitnepal.com /nepalhimaltreks/everest_gokyo.html (464 words)

	Plummer's Himalayan Trek, part II
		We reached the crest and Tengboche around 1030 after a strenuous climb.
		Tengboche (Tyangboche, and other spellings) has to be the most beautiful place on Earth.
		Tengboche in background seen from the ridge above it.
	www.csus.edu /indiv/p/plummerc/Nepal/trekPartII.htm (1689 words)

	Sacred Land - Tibetan Buddhist Ritual Music of Himalayan Nepal (CR-1001)
		From the land of the snow-covered peaks and the hidden valleys of the Himalayas come the stirring sounds of Tibetan Buddhist ritual chants and prayers.
		Nestled in the secluded Solu Khumbu region of Nepal, home to Mt. Everest these chants and rituals are performed by the monks of Tengboche Monastery and the nuns of Thupton Chöling.
		All royalties form the sale of this recording go to the aid of Tengboche Monastery and Thupton Chöling Monastery and their various development projects.
	www.canyonrecords.com /cr1001.htm (162 words)

	5tengboche
		the 5 hour trek to Tengboche (4000m) was also a difficuly one, dropping a few hundred meters and then climbing up even farther.
		one is trapped in Tibet, and the other is in Tengboche.
		His story of becoming the lama stems from his being the re-incarnate of the previous abbot of Tengboche...
	www.geocities.com /ctaylor44/5tengboche.html (205 words)

	High Altitude Illness - Case Reports
		The patient descended to Tengboche (3870 m), where she reportedly "relapsed." She was evacuated by helicopter to Kathmandu and admitted to Patan Hospital, where she had a normal MRI scan and recovered uneventfully.
		Decent was felt mandatory, however, as her symptoms appeared to have certainly begun in Dingboche (roughly the same altitude as Pheriche) and possibly lower, in Tengboche.
		She was carried to the airstrip in Syangboche (3720 m) by porters and was to fly to Kathmandu ASAP from there.
	www.high-altitude-medicine.com /cases.html (3887 words)

	Nepal : Lukla to Everest Base Camp & Kala Pattar: Days 7-15 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tengboche to Pangboche: 2 hours; Pangboche to Pheriche: 2 hours.
		Descend a steep trail through a damp rhododendron forest to the village of Deboche, which has two lodges, a long mani wall (a wall of stones that has had prayers carved onto it), and a nunnery.
		To return via Tengboche, descend from upper Pangboche to the Imja Khola, cross the river, and climb through Deboche to the monastery and lodges at Tengboche.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/print-narrative.cfm?destID=232&catID=0232030207 (1885 words)

	Gareth's Web Site
		There is a long drop down to the river, all this height loss must be made up later, and then some to reach Tengboche.
		The village has a series of water-driven prayer wheels, which are quite interesting: an easy way to gain credit for the next life — "Om Mani Padme Hom" being constantly spun off the water-driven wheel.
		The first third of this is steep switchbacks after which it turns into a ramp climbing up the edge of the ridge.
	homepage.mac.com /gcrapper/200410himalaya/04.html (388 words)

	Nepal Trip Second Page
		This is the backside of a lodge in Tengboche.
		This is a view of Mt Everest (Sagarmantha) from Tengboche.
		This was probably one of the smaller loads we saw a porter carry.
	www.sutters.com /nepal/Nepal_Trip_Second_Page/gallery.html (401 words)

	Nepali Times \| Issue 147 \| Headline \| Summit of summiteers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		While gala celebrations continued in Kathmandu, Tengboche marked the 50th anniversary of the first ascent of Sagarmatha with a prayer ceremony on Thursday in memory of those who died on the mountain.
		It was a brilliantly claear day in Tengboche, with an elegantly tilted Ama Dablam looking down approvingly on the monastery.
		At the ceremony in Tengboche, the monastery’s Rimpoche, who has been at the forefront of efforts to preserve the environment in the Sagarmatha National Park and to clean up the trails, thanked Edmund Hillary, his family and friends for their energy and sacrifices over the past 50 years to develop Khumbu.
	www.nepalnews.com /ntimes/issue147/headline_1.htm (535 words)

	Mt. Everest Travelogue, Namche Bazaar to Tengboche
		Passing the town of Kenjoma and Sanasa, were the locals sell very nice souvenirs, we got scared to see that in between us and Tengboche we had a river.
		We decided to go from now on together, which was for us as well more secure because their guide knew the treks not as ours.
		The last part of todays trip was a steep hill up to tengboche with a total ascen of more than 600m.
	www.trekshare.com /index.cfm?p1=48&journalid=4392 (447 words)

	Buddhism Links
		This place, the Tengboche valley, As if descended from the realm of gods.
		As traditional medicine is based on Buddhism special important is given to supporting the monks and nuns and the Buddhist traditions.
		Sacred Land Initiative is a project emanating from Tengboche Monastery in Nepal, on the trekking route to Mt. Everest.
	www.suite101.com /links.cfm/buddhism (1733 words)

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