Ta'er Monastery

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Ta'er Monastery, also known as Kumbum Monastery, is a major Tibetan Buddhist monastery and pilgrimage site renowned for its intricate butter sculptures and vibrant religious festivals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple complex
Tibetan Buddhist monastery
pilgrimage site
architecturalStyle Han Chinese architecture elements
Tibetan architecture
associatedWith Dalai Lama lineage
Panchen Lama lineage
linked to: Panchen Lama

Tsongkhapa
linked to: Je Tsongkhapa
builtOnSiteOf birthplace of Tsongkhapa
country China
culturalSignificance major center of Tibetan culture in Qinghai
dedicatedTo Je Tsongkhapa
foundedBy Sonam Gyatso
Third Dalai Lama
foundedIn 16th century
foundedInYear 1583
hasAlias Kumbum Jampa Ling
linked to: Kumbum Monastery

Kumbum Monastery
hasArtForm butter sculpture (torma)
hasFestival Monlam Chenmo (Great Prayer Festival)
linked to: Monlam

New Year festivals
butter sculpture festival
hasFunction monastic residence
pilgrimage destination
religious education center
hasStructure golden-roofed halls
main assembly hall
monastic colleges
stupas
heritageStatus protected cultural site in China
locatedIn Huangzhong District
Qinghai Province
linked to: Qinghai

Xining
northeastern Tibet cultural region
locatedNear Xining city center
locatedOn Qinghai–Tibet Plateau
linked to: Tibetan Plateau
notableFor Tibetan Buddhist art
butter sculptures
large-scale pilgrimage
religious festivals
pilgrimageType Tibetan Buddhist pilgrimage
receivesVisitorsFrom China
Tibet
international pilgrims and tourists
regionImportance one of the most important monasteries in Amdo
religion Tibetan Buddhism
tradition Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism

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Xining hasAttraction Ta'er Monastery