Nédro Dorjé Dzong
Located nearby but isolated from Dartsang Kalzang (in Serta), Nédro Dorjé Dzong—aka Nédro Dorjé Yangdzong— is a sacred place of the Düdjom Tersar.
First, it was the main residence and hermitage of Trülku Drimé Özer, where he did several Lhundrub Tögal retreats, and revealed termas.
Second, it is the place where Trülku Drimé Özer and Déwé Dorjé Sera Khandro were able to meet in the 1910s, to exchange teachings, and later to live together between 1921-1924.
Third, Nédro Dorjé Dzong became the residence of Sönam Déutsen, the son of Trülku Drimé Özer and the mind incarnation of Düdjom Lingpa.
And fourth, it became the residence of the third son of Sönam Déusten, Gyalsé Tamdrin Wangyal.
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Nedro Dorje Dzong entrance of the cave Left in the Hill -
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Nédro Dorjé Dzong kudung stupa Tulku Drime Ozer. 01 -
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Nédro Dorjé Dzong wall
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