Whilst Landscape10: Teaching and Learning in situ circa 2005 offers readers a glimpse of what it was like at Delgeruun Choira (DC) in the Dundgovi at the commencement of reconstruction, this post shares with you what is here now a decade and a half later in terms of locally-led and auspiced Mongolian Gelugpa cultural revitalisation. Just a few photographs taken yesterday during Nadam 2019. So many Mongolian people in Mongolia have contributed to this outcome. More to follow in other posts.

Delgeruun Choira Lams. 15 July 2019. Photograph courtesy of Lobsang Sampel (DC’s Chant Master)

Delgeruun Choira precinct. 15 July 2019. Photograph courtesy of Lobsang Sampel (DC’s Chant Master)

Statue of D.Suukbaatar upon his horse (original location, centre right) was created in 1946 by the sculptor Sonomyn Choimbol (1907-1970). Sukhbaatar Square in Ulaanbaator. 1 September 2008. Photograph: C.Pleteshner

This article Landscape 10: Teaching and Learning in situ 2019 was researched and written by Catherine Pleteshner.

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