The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT14) XIAHE, China -- March 11, 2003 -- Adv. for Sun., March 16 -- TRAVEL-LABRANG-3 -- A trip to the Labrang Monastery in China is full of exotic sights and sounds. The monastery in Xiahe, China, is a major center of esoteric scholarship and now houses more than 1,000 saffron-robed monks of all ages. Probably the most important Tibetan monastery outside the officially designated Tibetan autonomous region, Labrang is a hallowed destination for the faithful from hundreds of miles around and mother to hundreds of smaller monasteries. Inside the monastery, a sculpture made of painted yak butter for ceremonial purposes in October 2002. (Erik Eckholm/The New York Times)
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