Buddhist Gompas, Yupia, Arunachal Pradesh India

The Sanskrit name of Gompa is "Vihara" which typically form monasteries, nunneries and university that are meant for learning, lineage and sadhana located in the regions of Ladakh in India, Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal. The art and architecture of each and every Gompas differ from region to region, however, there are common features of all the Gompas that include the Central Prayer Hall with the statue of Lord Buddha, and benches provided to the monks or nuns to concentrate in the prayer and meditation. Most of the Gompas are providing the necessary accommodation facility to the monks, nuns and others. These Gompas are not only famous for their places of worships for Buddhist people but also famous for their architectural marvel and beautiful paintings and locations that attracted the tourists from all over the world. A large number of pilgrims and tourists also get attracted during their religious ceremonies, annual festivals, and seasonal festivals.