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Home » Blog » Tidrum Nunnery

Tidrum Nunnery

September 28, 2014 by Tibetan Trekking Travel Leave a Comment

The hermitage of Tirdum (4,350m) is just 3 km northwest of Drigung Til, an 8 km road leads up the side valley to Tidrum Nunnery. Tidrum, with its medicinal hot springs, has a great location in a narrow gorge at the confluence of two streams. The entire valley is festooned with prayer flags. The nunnery’s main assembly hall is worth a visit. A cabinet holds a selection of self-arising rock images found in the hot springs.

The hot springs are popular with convalescing Tibetans, who soak in the mineral-rich waters to cure everything from rheumatism to paralysis. The pool for men & women are separated by Wooden canopies, which encircle the delightful hot springs.

Recomember to come with a towel, flip-flops and soap. Photography is forbidden.

One piece of advice that to avoid weekends, as this site will be full of people,

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