Examples of using Monasteries in English and their translations into Bengali
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fortresses and monasteries from the Middle ages or seeing wild animals in their natural habitat.
Centuries ago, this was where bread was baked for monasteries, but today it's the busiest restaurant in Venice, even when the
While he spent most of his life in the monastery, Bede traveled to several abbeys and monasteries across the British Isles, even visiting the archbishop of York
As to the kingdom of Tibet to the East, there are no monasteries at all, and the Buddha's teaching is unknown; but, in countries,
striking landscapes of wartime Italy, from sun-drenched Mediterranean coastal towns to giddying mountain monasteries and more.
The trip also passes Buddhist villages and Hindu temples, especially Muktinath village, which is a holy place for both Buddhists and Hindus, and Braga, one of the region's oldest monasteries.
narrow stretch of land, this remote yet arrestingly beautiful mountainous landscape and Buddhist monasteries are fast catching up the imagination of Indian as well as foreign visitors.
government schools, Buddhist monasteries and villages under the protection of state security forces.
Xuanzang referred to Pundravardhana as follows: There were twenty Buddhist Monasteries and above 3,000 Brethren, by whom the‘Great and Little Vehicles' were followed; the Deva-Temples were 100 in number, and the followers of various sects lived pell-mell,
the Buddhist church was targeted by excessive taxes, lamas were transferred to secular life, and many monasteries forcibly closed.
ethnic groups founded monasteries, schools, or institutions, and confined themselves within their walls,
Noravank is one of the most historical and iconic monastery complexes in Vayots Dzor province.
The monastery became a cultural and educational center of Armenia.
His seat was the Katok Monastery of Tibet.
The Katok Monastery.
Tatev Monastery Syunik Province.
Cameroon Art Museum(located in a former Benedictine monastery).
The single largest Buddhist monastery, Paharpur in Naogaon;
The name of the monastery has an interesting origin.
It developed around a Tang-era Buddhist monastery that was destroyed in 1391.