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We got there as the 30 or so nuns were chanting. It was mesmerizing. I felt a bit embarrassed encroaching on their life, taking photos and just listening. It was a chance to see up close the auctioning of Tibetan Buddhism. They also have a very nice shop with reasonable prices.…
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Date of experience: June 2018
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I had wanted to visit one of the teahouses in Lhasa while I was there. First we went to the Guangming Gang Qiong teahouse, it was super crowded with locals, felt a little lost and intimidated. So we came to the Tsamkhung tea house instead. Took us a while to find it, it is deep…
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Date of experience: July 2016
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Lhasa is a very interesting place as is this Temple. It was the centre of a hive of activity and well worth a visit!
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Date of experience: September 2015
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The temple do not like people speaking very low, and never touch the things in a temple without asking.
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Date of experience: June 2015
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Nice nuns, very affordable tea and some of the best meat momos in town! I would suggest everyone to go to this nunnery, it should be called "Tsamkhung Nunnery", not a temple, and "Canggu" is the Chinese transliteration...
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Date of experience: October 2011
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