Norling Guesthouse

Norling Guesthouse ensures the visitor's comfort with Western-style accommodation incorporating Tibetan designs. An atrium and surrounding gardens create a peaceful atmosphere in which guests can relax and enjoy the beauty of the environment. The eight double rooms and two suites are equipped with 24-hour hot water, wooden parquet flooring, polished wood furniture and modern amenities.

Cafe & Restaurant :

Norling Café serves Tibetan and continental cuisine in a dining area decorated by Norbulingka artists. All dishes are freshly made to order and the in house bakery makes fresh bread and cakes daily. Guests can also choose from our rooftop terrace or extensive patio area for a unique dining experience.

Losel Museum :

Few people are aware of the richness and diversity of Tibetan costume. For the past 15 years, the team of Losel monks has endeavoured to make this cultural wealth known to the rest of the world. They have created more than 160 dolls as a result of careful research. Tibetans in exile have no national museum and many of these costumes no longer exist in Tibet. The Losel Doll Collection therefore represents a valuable resource that displays exact replicas of the original costumes. Beautifully crafted and minutely executed, the 140 characters in the Losel Doll Museum’s collection, exhibited in ten displays, vividly depict regional, ritual, religious, official and theatrical costumes.

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