Library of Tibetan Works and Archives The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives is a Tibetan library in Dharamshala, India.

May, 2024

• 20 May

  Glimpse of the ongoing 3-month long Quantum Physics Distance Learning Program

  

  Glimpse of the ongoing 3-month long Quantum Physics Distance Learning Program, organised by the Library of Tibetan Works & Archives in collaboration with Science for Monks and Nuns Foundation, from …

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• 17 May

  17 May 2024: An elderly group of Tibetans from Nepal visits LTWA

  

  17 May 2024: An elderly group of Tibetans from Nepal visits LTWA.  

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• 17 May

  17 May 2024: A group of Korean visits LTWA, its Director Ven. Geshe Lhakdor give a short introduction and a brief tour of the Institution

  

  17 May 2024: A group of Korean visits LTWA, its Director Ven. Geshe Lhakdor give a short introduction and a brief tour of the Institution.  

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• 6 May

  6 May 2024: US Embassy staff visits Library of Tibetan Works and Archives

  

  6 May 2024: US Embassy staff visits Library of Tibetan Works and Archives. They are taken around the institute and briefed by LTWA Director, Ven. Geshe Lhakdor.  

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• 4 May

  2 May 2024: Some glimpses from the first day of a three-day panel discussion on the protection and development of the Tibetan Language.

  

  2 May 2024: Some glimpses from the first day of a three-day panel discussion on the protection and development of the Tibetan Language.  

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• 3 May

  A group of fifteen students and two professors from various universities in America visits LTWA

  

  May 3, 2024: The director, Geshe Lhakdor, gave a talk on solving current crisis through inner reflection and meditation to a group of fifteen students and two professors from various …

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• 2 May

  2 May 2024: Some glimpses from the opening ceremonial function of a three-day panel discussion on the protection and development of the Tibetan Language.

  

  2 May 2024: Some glimpses from the opening ceremonial function of a three-day panel discussion on the protection and development of the Tibetan Language.  

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