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Rebuilt in 1984, the Trugo is probably the most important of the eight Manasarovar monasteries.  Its name means the Head-washing South Gate Monastery, and at this site Hindus come to perform ablutions by completely dunking themselves in the frigid water of the lake.  Most Tibetan pilgrims, however,  only splash their heads or drink the water, before they continue on the circuit or head to Mt. Kailash.  It is located right near the shore of Manasarovar and offers good views of the lake and Mt. Kailash beyond.  The monastery's principal image is Dorje Chang, which is the primordial Buddha of the Kagyupa and the tantric manifestation of Sakyamuni.   
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Trugo was originally a branch of the now ruined Simbiling Monastery near Purang along with Gossul Monastery.  
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Rebuilt in 1984, the [[Trugo]] is probably the most important of the eight Manasarovar [[monasteries]].  Its [[name]] means the [[Head-washing South Gate Monastery]], and at this site {{Wiki|Hindus}} come to perform ablutions by completely dunking themselves in the frigid [[water]] of the lake.  Most [[Tibetan]] [[pilgrims]], however,  only splash their heads or drink the [[water]], before they continue on the circuit or {{Wiki|head}} to [[Mt. Kailash]].  It is located right near the shore of [[Manasarovar]] and offers good [[views]] of the lake and [[Mt. Kailash]] [[beyond]].  The monastery's principal {{Wiki|image}} is [[Dorje Chang]], which is the [[primordial]] [[Buddha]] of the [[Kagyupa]] and the [[tantric]] [[manifestation]] of [[Sakyamuni]].   
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[[Trugo]] was originally a branch of the now ruined [[Simbiling Monastery]] near Purang along with Gossul [[Monastery]].  
  
  

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Rebuilt in 1984, the Trugo is probably the most important of the eight Manasarovar monasteries. Its name means the Head-washing South Gate Monastery, and at this site Hindus come to perform ablutions by completely dunking themselves in the frigid water of the lake. Most Tibetan pilgrims, however, only splash their heads or drink the water, before they continue on the circuit or head to Mt. Kailash. It is located right near the shore of Manasarovar and offers good views of the lake and Mt. Kailash beyond. The monastery's principal image is Dorje Chang, which is the primordial Buddha of the Kagyupa and the tantric manifestation of Sakyamuni. Trugo was originally a branch of the now ruined Simbiling Monastery near Purang along with Gossul Monastery.

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