Examples of using Dzong in English and their translations into Russian
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later a five storied Dzong or fortress which was known as Hungrel Dzong.
Phunaka Dzong.
then Phari Dzong and further to Kampa Dzong which they reached on 11 April.
Bhutanese dzong architecture reached its zenith in the 17th century under the leadership of the great lama Ngawang Namgyal, the Zhabdrung Rinpoche.
The monastery is a recent construction, and began being built in the 1990s in the traditional Dzong architectural style following funding from international and Bhutanese donors.
Once every year, a dzong or most important village may hold a religious festival, or Tsechu.
Additional rules apply when visiting a dzong or a temple, and when appearing before a high-level official.
The dzong contains five temples,
Among the main attractions of the region are the breathtaking Dzong Paro, Wangd Pudrang
The rooms inside the dzong are typically allocated half to administrative function(such as the office of the penlop or governor),
Today we will visit Tashichjo Dzong- a medieval fortress,
At Kampa Dzong, which possessed"architectural beauty of the highest order",
Pangda Tsang, stated that the heavy baggage train with mules should go to Kampa Dzong via the Jelep La,
Inside Rinpung Dzong are fourteen shrines and chapels: Kungarwa Monks' assembly hall Sandalwood Stupa Protector's shrine Temple of the Guru's Eight Manifistations(Dzongkha: གུ་ རུ་ མཚན་ རྒྱ ད་ ལྷ་ ཁང) Chapel of the head lama Chapel of Amitayus The Clear Crystal Shrine Chapel of the Eleven-faced Avalokiteśvara Apartments of the Abbot Chapel of Akshobhya Temple of the Treasure Revealer Apartments of the King(Gyalpo'i Zimchung) Temple of the Bursar Outside the main dzong is the Deyangkha Temple.
from Lhundup Dzong, monk at Gaden monastery;
from Rimpung Dzong, monk at Rong Jamchen monastery;
The dzong also contains a Gonkhang,
Then you will visit the Paro Dzong(Rinpung Dzong),
Then you will visit the Paro Dzong(Rinpung Dzong),
After he found one, the foundation for the new Punakha Dzong was laid in 1637;