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Lama Gangchen\u2019s Dedication to Mongolia\u2019s Buddhism<\/b><\/h1>\n

Lama Gangchen Tulku Rinpoche\u2019s connection to Mongolia, rooted in past lives, inspired his dedication to preserving its Buddhist tradition. He led pilgrimages, organised traditional medicine conferences dedicated to world peace, and welcomed Mongolian lamas and artists to all NgalSo centres in Europe.<\/p>\n

Through his close friendship with H.E. Guru Deva Tulku Rinpoche, a key figure in Buddhism\u2019s revival in Mongolia, Lama Gangchen deeply influenced the country\u2019s spiritual life. In 2004, he led a pilgrimage with sacred Buddha relics across Mongolia, earning an honorary Doctorate from Zanavajra Buddhist University.<\/p>\n

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The assembly of the Yurt<\/span><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>
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The Yurt of Albagnano<\/h2>\n

As a lasting symbol of this bond, the Albagnano yurt\u2014gifted to Lama Gangchen and maintained by his disciples\u2019 generosity\u2014was set up overnight on July 26, 2016. Decorated with traditional sacred prints of Dorje Shugden\u2019s five emanations, the yurt faces Gangchen Labrang, offering protection to the sacred space and resident masters<\/b>. It has served as a practice gompa where Lama Gangchen gave teachings and Sangha members received Ch\u00f6d transmissions from Venerable Tendar Rinpoche, continuing this tradition. Blessed by His Holiness Trijang Ch\u00f6trul Rinpoche, the yurt has hosted Rabne Chenmo ceremonies and is recognised as intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO since 2016.<\/b><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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