Dodrubchen Yarlung Pémakö
Dodrubchen Yarlung Pémakö is located 11km north of the county capital of Serkhog.
It was founded by the First Dodrubchen Jikmé Trinle Özer (1745–1821) and follows the Longchen Nyingtik tradition. Dodrubchen Jikmé Tenpé Nyima, the eldest son of Düdjom Lingpa, resided some time there, while being mainly in Dodrubchen Tsangchen Ngödrup Pelbar Ling, on the upper part of the Do Chu.
The present head lama was Yarlung Dodrubchen, who supervised the reconstruction since 1984, generally resides at Serkhog. At present about 100 monks reside in the monastery.
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