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Home » Blog » Tibetan Buddhism » Gelug » Reting monastery

Reting monastery

May 3, 2017 by Tibetan Trekking Travel Leave a Comment

Reting monastery was the first major monastery of the Sarma revival with altitude of 4,230 meters above sea level, it was founded as the seat of the Kadam lineage by Atiśa’s chief disciple Dromtö in 1057. It is located in Tang Gu village of Lhunzhub County

Table of Contents
1. Brief
1.1. Meaning of Reting
1.2. Construction
1.3. Reting Puja
2. Reting monastery Data
2.1. Address & Contact
2.2. Opening hour
2.3. Altitude
2.4. Entrance fee
3. How to get to there
3.1. Lhasa East Bus Terminal

Brief

Tsongkhapa reformed Kadam lineage which became the “Gelug Pa“, hence Reting became an important Gelug Pa monastery. The Reting Rinpoches were among the candidates for Regent.

Meaning of Reting

“Reting” means eradicate all the troubles, and continued to be detached from the three Realms of Samsara. From the 7th Dalai lama, the reincarnation system was built and there are 7 reincarnations of Reting Renpoche. On the 3rd reincarnation of Reting Renpoche, the Qing Dynasty empire Xian-Feng Granted the title of “HUTUKTU” to Reting monastery.

Construction

The constructions of Reting monastery were damaged by the earthquake in August 18th 1952. More than 200 chorten, and approximately 774 halls, rooms were damaged at this earthquake. It is now still in the process to rebuild some of the buildings;

Reting Puja

On each year, A large scale Puja is held on the 15th day of the 4th Month of Tibetan calendar;

On every year of Monkey, a Buddhism Puja will be held on the 15th day of the 7th Month of Tibetan calendar; It was just Buddhism activities in the very beginning, and gradually it was developed into a comprehensive festival in addition to religious activities, the farmers and herdsmen nearby will carry out various types of goods here for trading, while carrying out various recreational activities. It now is held almost every year at the same time

Reting monastery Data


Address & Contact

Add : Pu-Duo-Qu Village, Lhunzhub County
Contact : +86 891 665-0809

Opening hour

07:00 am – 19:00 pm

Altitude

4,230 meters

Entrance fee

RMB 30 per person

How to get to there


Reting monastery is located in Lindrob county, about 155 kilometers northeast from Lhasa, there is one bus departure for this site at 07:30 am from Lhasa East Bus Terminal with rate of RMB 50.00 per person

Lhasa East Bus Terminal

Address: No. 3 Jiangsu East Rd, Chengguan Qu
Contact: +86 891 634-0523

Filed Under: Gelug Pa Monasteries

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