FORCE TSHOROLPA
Jul 7, 20240 min read
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Friends Of Rolwaling Communty Education
Rolwaling is a remote mountain valley located in the north east of Kathmandu and to the west of the Khumbu region. The valley is situated at an altitude of 4000m above sea level and bordered with Tibet to the north.
In the Tibetan language ‘Rolwa’ means ‘furrow’ and ‘ling’ means ‘place’. It is said that Rolwaling is a beyul, a sacred hidden valley, carved out with one stroke of Padmasambhava's plow.
Rolwaling Sangag Choling Monastery School, being the education center of Rolwaling, has the main responsibility to preserve the cultural tradition and education in this sacred valley. In addition, the monastery undertakes various project activities that are necessary to benefit the villagers and visitors.
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Introducing our law firm
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Cultural Preservation
Preserving the rich cultural heritage of Rolwaling Valley is our top priority. We are dedicated to safeguarding traditional practices, language, and customs to ensure the preservation of the valley's unique identity.
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Environmental Conservation
With a committment to preserve the valley's ecological balance, we seek to protect its ecosystem and the environment at large. Thus, this preservation becomes a pivotal quest for all those involved in protecting the natural environment of Rolwaling Valley, but its impact extends far beyond this community .
03.
Education
The values from this remote area are not only fundamental for this village to continue thriving but they are also fundamental for the world to continue evolving. We strive to provide educational opportunities and resources to facilitate free education in the valley's communities.
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Life of Student
Improving access to free education and conservation initiatives are crucial for the well-being of Rolwaling's students. We aim to enhance resource infrastructure and facilitate education programs in the valley.
Preserving the Past, Empowering the Future.
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