Life In A Monastery Isolated On The Mongolian Steppe

The monastery is 35 km from the traffic road, the monks relax by playing basketball, playing with dogs.
Life in a monastery isolated on the Mongolian steppe
Mongolia is one of the oldest Buddhist countries in the world. Currently, monks here are mainly from 20 to 30 years old.
The young monks look forward to reviving the nation's past dazzling Buddhism.
Religious centers like Amarbayasgalant monastery have only about 40 people

. The head of the monastery is also the oldest at the age of 35.
Located among the endless meadows of northern Mongolia, this monastery is up to 35 km from the nearest roads.
The abbey heads are trying to get the members to stick with the practice However, there are not enough monks here to follow the students closely.




Lobsang Tayang is a 29 year old boy with four years of studying and studying here. Tayang was tasked with teaching two young students - a position that should have required 20 years of experience.
“I don't feel like I have the knowledge to teach. I thought if it was correct when others called me teacher while I was still in school, ”Tayang told Reuters.
Tayang wakes up his students at 7 a.m. to check on Buddhist scriptures
In the afternoon, the elementary school boys can study common cultural subjects such as math and literature.




They relax by playing basketball at sunset ...
... and playing with dogs after evening chanting.
The little boys are only allowed to visit the outside world once or twice a year.




Only people over 25 years old are allowed to use cell phones. Photo: Reuters / Thomas Peter
According to Thanh Hien / Vnexpress
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