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| Architect | Vernacular | |||
| Location | Bhutan map | |||
| Building Type | collective housing, monastery | |||
| Construction System | bearing masonry | |||
| Climate | alpine | |||
| Context | cliffside | |||
| Style | Tibetan/Himalayan Vernacular | |||
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| Discussion | Tak Sang Monastery Commentary
"The Tak Sang cave monastery is...[a] major pilgrimage site, perched precariously near the top of a 4,000-foot precipice. Within it is the sacred cave where Guru Padmasambhava is said to have meditated." Robert Z. Apte, Ph.D. Three Kingdoms on the Roof of the World. Berkeley: Parallax Press, 1990. p29. | |||
| Resources | Sources on Tak Sang Monastery Robert Z. Apte. Three Kingdoms on the Roof of the World - Bhutan, Nepal, Ladakh. Photographs by Robert Z. Apte. Berkeley: Parallax Press, 1990. ISBN 0938077333. aerial photo, p8. Available at Amazon.com Kevin Matthews. The Great Buildings Collection on CD-ROM. Artifice, 2001. ISBN 0-9667098-4-5. Available at Amazon.com
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