Dröpuk Khandro Duling
A famous and sacred cave on the left bank of the Mar Chu, in Golok, Dröpuk Khandro Duling (‘The Gathering Place of the Ḍakinis at the Cave of Escape’) is where Düdjom Lingpa did many years of practice and closed retreats, from 1862 to 1871.
It is in Dröpuk Khandro Duling that Düdjom Lingpa revealed many of his termas related to Tröma Nakmo.
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Dröpuk Khandro Duling Statue Dudjom Lingpa
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