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monks of the ancient Bon religion play a traditional role as they parade at the Naqu,Nagqu annual horse festival,Northern Tibet Stock Photo

RMA1NC8E–monks of the ancient Bon religion play a traditional role as they parade at the Naqu,Nagqu annual horse festival,Northern Tibet

Panorama of ruins of an ancient city Kjunlung-Nulkar in Tibet near Sutledg river. Stock Photo

RMC10ANA–Panorama of ruins of an ancient city Kjunlung-Nulkar in Tibet near Sutledg river.

Ancient Tibet: Decorated goat's skull, Bon religion, protective. Skull covered in Tibetan silver, including 56 small skuls. Stock Photo

RMDYF5K4–Ancient Tibet: Decorated goat's skull, Bon religion, protective. Skull covered in Tibetan silver, including 56 small skuls.

Triten Norbutse Bonpo Monastery, Kathmandu Nepal Bon religion Stock Photo

RFHJ7YP7–Triten Norbutse Bonpo Monastery, Kathmandu Nepal Bon religion

Bon Monk with traditionally painted face parades at the Naqu annual Horse Fair in Northern Tibet Stock Photo

RMB033YJ–Bon Monk with traditionally painted face parades at the Naqu annual Horse Fair in Northern Tibet

Guru Gyem Gompa is one of the largest and most important Bon-po gompas in Tibet. China. Stock Photo

RFPG90YW–Guru Gyem Gompa is one of the largest and most important Bon-po gompas in Tibet. China.

RMA1NC6D–monks of the ancient Bon religion play a traditional role as they parade at the Naqu,Nagqu annual horse festival,Northern Tibet

Yungdrungling Bon Monastery in Tsang, Tibet Stock Photo

RMBNT2K2–Yungdrungling Bon Monastery in Tsang, Tibet

Tibet/China: A 1905 photograph of Lamaic dancing at a ceremony in a lamasery in Yerkalo in the Tibetan/Yunnanese border area. Perhaps due to misunderstandings by early Western scholars attempting to understand Tibetan Buddhism, the term 'Lama' has historically been erroneously applied to Tibetan monks generally. Similarly, Tibetan Buddhism was referred to as 'Lamaism' by early Western academics and travelers who did not understand that what they were witnessing was a form of Buddhism; they may also have been unaware of the distinction between Tibetan Buddhism and Bon. Stock Photo

RM2B00YA9–Tibet/China: A 1905 photograph of Lamaic dancing at a ceremony in a lamasery in Yerkalo in the Tibetan/Yunnanese border area. Perhaps due to misunderstandings by early Western scholars attempting to understand Tibetan Buddhism, the term 'Lama' has historically been erroneously applied to Tibetan monks generally. Similarly, Tibetan Buddhism was referred to as 'Lamaism' by early Western academics and travelers who did not understand that what they were witnessing was a form of Buddhism; they may also have been unaware of the distinction between Tibetan Buddhism and Bon.

Tibetan Buddhism, monk of the Bon religion on the pilgrimage route counter clockwise around the sacred Mount Kailash Stock Photo

RMCRE29D–Tibetan Buddhism, monk of the Bon religion on the pilgrimage route counter clockwise around the sacred Mount Kailash

The Grasslands Of Gansu Province in China With The Roof Of Tseway Monastery In The Foreground Stock Photo

RFHW6G74–The Grasslands Of Gansu Province in China With The Roof Of Tseway Monastery In The Foreground

Bon Demon, Protector Chapel, Samye Monastery, Tibet. Stock Photo

RMBR0A20–Bon Demon, Protector Chapel, Samye Monastery, Tibet.

Holy Mount Kailash in western Tibet Stock Photo

RMD2WTBA–Holy Mount Kailash in western Tibet

Prayer flags at Pang La Pass with a view of the Himalayas in the Distance with Mt Everest tallest peak centre left Tibet China Stock Photo

RMA3MW73–Prayer flags at Pang La Pass with a view of the Himalayas in the Distance with Mt Everest tallest peak centre left Tibet China

Yellow hatted Bon monk at festival in Tibet Stock Photo

RMA0H9C0–Yellow hatted Bon monk at festival in Tibet

1 Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet Stock Photo

RMJ2W7K3–1 Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet

14 2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet Stock Photo

RMPC9FK6–14 2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet

RMP3DARR–1 Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet.

RMHWYCDA–1 Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet

China, western Tibet, Ngari province, Ali Shiquane, Kingdoms of Guge, Zhanzhung culture, cave monastery of Gurugyam, of bön obedience Stock Photo

RM2BKJ3RE–China, western Tibet, Ngari province, Ali Shiquane, Kingdoms of Guge, Zhanzhung culture, cave monastery of Gurugyam, of bön obedience

Tibetan Buddhist mani stones and carved yak skull inscribed with prayer Tibetan Plateau Tibet China Stock Photo

RMAXWGH2–Tibetan Buddhist mani stones and carved yak skull inscribed with prayer Tibetan Plateau Tibet China

tibetan flags waving in the wind under the moon Stock Photo

RF2H4R8R1–tibetan flags waving in the wind under the moon

Katamandu, Nepal - November 13, 2016: Triten Norbutse Bonpo Monastery. Entrance to the monastery. Kathmandu Nepal Bon religion. Stock Photo

RF2ATJXE2–Katamandu, Nepal - November 13, 2016: Triten Norbutse Bonpo Monastery. Entrance to the monastery. Kathmandu Nepal Bon religion.

Lungta and Darchor Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags in Tibet, China. Stock Photo

RFDP9NHC–Lungta and Darchor Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags in Tibet, China.

RFPG9100–Guru Gyem Gompa is one of the largest and most important Bon-po gompas in Tibet. China.

RMAY8361–monks of the ancient Bon religion play a traditional role as they parade at the Naqu,Nagqu annual horse festival,Northern Tibet

RFG0R2A0–Colorful knots from Tibet

Tibet/China: (From left to right:) A soldier, a Buddhist monk and a peasant stand for a photograph in Tibet in 1920. Perhaps due to misunderstandings by early Western scholars attempting to understand Tibetan Buddhism, the term 'Lama' has historically been erroneously applied to Tibetan monks generally. Similarly, Tibetan Buddhism was referred to as 'Lamaism' by early Western academics and travelers who did not understand that what they were witnessing was a form of Buddhism; they may also have been unaware of the distinction between Tibetan Buddhism and Bon. Stock Photo

RM2B00YAH–Tibet/China: (From left to right:) A soldier, a Buddhist monk and a peasant stand for a photograph in Tibet in 1920. Perhaps due to misunderstandings by early Western scholars attempting to understand Tibetan Buddhism, the term 'Lama' has historically been erroneously applied to Tibetan monks generally. Similarly, Tibetan Buddhism was referred to as 'Lamaism' by early Western academics and travelers who did not understand that what they were witnessing was a form of Buddhism; they may also have been unaware of the distinction between Tibetan Buddhism and Bon.

Wall with scriptures in Lhasa, Tibet, China Stock Photo

RMDNW175–Wall with scriptures in Lhasa, Tibet, China

In Tibet sticking the tongue out is considered a polite way of showing respect. The caption on this photograph explains: 'Sticking the tongue out as a Tibetan greeting began when Buddhists wanted people to know that they were not Bon-Po (pre-Buddhist religion) as they were supposed to have black tongues. Pink tongues were stuck out as proof of being Buddhist. The further the tongue out, the greater respect'. Stock Photo

RM2B02RX9–In Tibet sticking the tongue out is considered a polite way of showing respect. The caption on this photograph explains: 'Sticking the tongue out as a Tibetan greeting began when Buddhists wanted people to know that they were not Bon-Po (pre-Buddhist religion) as they were supposed to have black tongues. Pink tongues were stuck out as proof of being Buddhist. The further the tongue out, the greater respect'.

Painted Banner (Thangka) of Bon Deity Tonpa Shenrap. 1500–1599. Tibet. Opaque watercolor with gold on cotton At the center of the thangka, Tonpa Shenrap, the founder of Bon, a pre-Buddhist religion of the Himalayas (prior to the 8th century), presides on an elaborate throne. He is flanked by two attendants and surrounded by a retinue of 250 enlightened beings. He forms a group with the Four Transcendent Lords, and together they are known as the 1,000 enlightened ones. Along the bottom register the donors of the painting preside at the left, while Bon priests – distinguishable by their hats – p Stock Photo

RM2AHPGF2–Painted Banner (Thangka) of Bon Deity Tonpa Shenrap. 1500–1599. Tibet. Opaque watercolor with gold on cotton At the center of the thangka, Tonpa Shenrap, the founder of Bon, a pre-Buddhist religion of the Himalayas (prior to the 8th century), presides on an elaborate throne. He is flanked by two attendants and surrounded by a retinue of 250 enlightened beings. He forms a group with the Four Transcendent Lords, and together they are known as the 1,000 enlightened ones. Along the bottom register the donors of the painting preside at the left, while Bon priests – distinguishable by their hats – p

RMD2WTB4–Holy Mount Kailash in western Tibet

Displaying various auspicious symbols and including a Svastika or Swastika which means 'auspicious' in the Sanskrit language. It is called yungdrung in the ancient Zhangzhung language of Western Tibet and means 'everlasting'. The left turning Svastika is the principal religious symbol of the Yungdrung Bön tradition. Stock Photo

RM2B02P15–Displaying various auspicious symbols and including a Svastika or Swastika which means 'auspicious' in the Sanskrit language. It is called yungdrung in the ancient Zhangzhung language of Western Tibet and means 'everlasting'. The left turning Svastika is the principal religious symbol of the Yungdrung Bön tradition.

Parade of Bon Warrior Monks playing symbols at the annual Naqu Horse fair in TIbet,China. Stock Photo

RMA0J591–Parade of Bon Warrior Monks playing symbols at the annual Naqu Horse fair in TIbet,China.

2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet Stock Photo

RMJ2W7K2–2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet

3 1 Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet Stock Photo

RMPC9FK7–3 1 Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet

RMP7BRET–2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet.

RMHWYCD9–2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet

Sacred Mount Kailas in Tibet. Himalayas mountains. Stock Photo

RF2EAW3M1–Sacred Mount Kailas in Tibet. Himalayas mountains.

Kailash through prayer flags, Tibet Stock Photo

RMA06WPE–Kailash through prayer flags, Tibet

RF2H4R8MC–tibetan flags waving in the wind under the moon

RF2EAW3JF–Sacred Mount Kailas in Tibet. Himalayas mountains.

RFDP9NG8–Lungta and Darchor Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags in Tibet, China.

RFPG90YY–Guru Gyem Gompa is one of the largest and most important Bon-po gompas in Tibet. China.

RMA1NC78–monks of the ancient Bon religion play a traditional role as they parade at the Naqu,Nagqu annual horse festival,Northern Tibet

RF2EAW3JR–Sacred Mount Kailas in Tibet. Himalayas mountains.

RF2R233K3–Holy Mount Kailash in Tibet

RMDNW166–Wall with scriptures in Lhasa, Tibet, China

Statues in Wenja Monastery, A Bon monastery. A Buddhist religious institution. A prayer hall. Stock Photo

RMCR964M–Statues in Wenja Monastery, A Bon monastery. A Buddhist religious institution. A prayer hall.

Bon Deity Trowo Tsochog Khagying 15th century Tibet The deity Trowo Tsochog Khagying (Wrathful Supreme Lord Towering in the Sky) is worshipped by followers of the Bon religion, a tantric tradition similar to Tibetan Buddhism but distinguished by its emphasis on sacrifice. Embodying infinite power and ferocity, Trowo Tsochog Khagying is one of five fortress meditation deities associated with the “Father Tantras” of Bon. He is seen here embracing his fierce consort, Khala Dugmo, and together they clear the pathway of spiritual liberation. Like many Bon deities, he is associated with death and co Stock Photo

RM2HGNMJ4–Bon Deity Trowo Tsochog Khagying 15th century Tibet The deity Trowo Tsochog Khagying (Wrathful Supreme Lord Towering in the Sky) is worshipped by followers of the Bon religion, a tantric tradition similar to Tibetan Buddhism but distinguished by its emphasis on sacrifice. Embodying infinite power and ferocity, Trowo Tsochog Khagying is one of five fortress meditation deities associated with the “Father Tantras” of Bon. He is seen here embracing his fierce consort, Khala Dugmo, and together they clear the pathway of spiritual liberation. Like many Bon deities, he is associated with death and co

RMD2WTAT–Holy Mount Kailash in western Tibet

In general, Buddhism is not overly concerned with the direction the svastika turns. This is not true for the Bon religion, however, where the left-turning yungdrung is the principal symbol of the religion, and a right-turning yungdrung has no meaning. The word is also part of the official name of the religion, Yungdrung Bon or 'Everlasting Truth'. The yungdrung is also a commonly found in the hands of Bon teachers and deities in a variety of shapes, colors, and sizes. It is even used for religious hats and seats, carpets, and for marking the bottom of Bon sculpture. Since ancient times, the y Stock Photo

RM2B02P13–In general, Buddhism is not overly concerned with the direction the svastika turns. This is not true for the Bon religion, however, where the left-turning yungdrung is the principal symbol of the religion, and a right-turning yungdrung has no meaning. The word is also part of the official name of the religion, Yungdrung Bon or 'Everlasting Truth'. The yungdrung is also a commonly found in the hands of Bon teachers and deities in a variety of shapes, colors, and sizes. It is even used for religious hats and seats, carpets, and for marking the bottom of Bon sculpture. Since ancient times, the y

A Tibetan monk working on holy papers and scrolls in a monastery in Tibet. Stock Photo

RMA0P8D5–A Tibetan monk working on holy papers and scrolls in a monastery in Tibet.

Drenpa Namkha is claimed by both the Buddhist and Bon traditions as an important religious figure. The sources discussing Drenpa Namkha’s life vary widely, even within a single tradition: within Bon sources there is thought to be one master with the name Drenpa Namkha in Zhang Zhung and one in Tibet, though his existence is never questioned. Little can be known for certain. According to Buddhist sources Drenpa Namkha was initially a Bon master who converted to Buddhism. He later became one of the twenty-five disciples of Padmasambhava, and is said to have gained the yogic power of being able Stock Photo

RM2B02P12–Drenpa Namkha is claimed by both the Buddhist and Bon traditions as an important religious figure. The sources discussing Drenpa Namkha’s life vary widely, even within a single tradition: within Bon sources there is thought to be one master with the name Drenpa Namkha in Zhang Zhung and one in Tibet, though his existence is never questioned. Little can be known for certain. According to Buddhist sources Drenpa Namkha was initially a Bon master who converted to Buddhism. He later became one of the twenty-five disciples of Padmasambhava, and is said to have gained the yogic power of being able

. English: Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet. Schematic map . 22 May 2013, 23:07:14. Unknown 14 2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet Stock Photo

RMMW4JPX–. English: Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet. Schematic map . 22 May 2013, 23:07:14. Unknown 14 2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet

Bildnummer: 54990901 Datum: 07.03.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (110307) -- LHASA, March 7, 2011 (Xinhua) -- A man throw small prayer flags into the air to pray for good luck in Lhasa, capital of southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region, March 7, 2011, the third day of Tibetan New Year or Losar. Losar can be traced back to the pre-Buddhist period in Tibet when Tibetans practised the Bon religion. (Xinhua/Chogo) (lfj) CHINA-TIBET-LOSAR CELEBRATION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft kbdig xub 2011 hoch o0 Tradition Neujahr o0 Tradition Neujahr Gebetsfahnen Gebetsflaggen Gebetsfahne Stock Photo

RM2RKDRH7–Bildnummer: 54990901 Datum: 07.03.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (110307) -- LHASA, March 7, 2011 (Xinhua) -- A man throw small prayer flags into the air to pray for good luck in Lhasa, capital of southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region, March 7, 2011, the third day of Tibetan New Year or Losar. Losar can be traced back to the pre-Buddhist period in Tibet when Tibetans practised the Bon religion. (Xinhua/Chogo) (lfj) CHINA-TIBET-LOSAR CELEBRATION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft kbdig xub 2011 hoch o0 Tradition Neujahr o0 Tradition Neujahr Gebetsfahnen Gebetsflaggen Gebetsfahne

Bon or Bon Po (Bonpo) is a sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It developed in the eleventh century onward and established its scriptures mainly from terma (hidden treasures) and visions by tertons (discoverers of ancient texts) such as Loden Nyingpo. Stock Photo

RM2B02P14–Bon or Bon Po (Bonpo) is a sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It developed in the eleventh century onward and established its scriptures mainly from terma (hidden treasures) and visions by tertons (discoverers of ancient texts) such as Loden Nyingpo.

Bildnummer: 54990902 Datum: 07.03.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (110307) -- LHASA, March 7, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Prayer flags are seen in the wind in Lhasa, capital of southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region, March 7, 2011, the third day of Tibetan New Year or Losar. Losar can be traced back to the pre-Buddhist period in Tibet when Tibetans practised the Bon religion. (Xinhua/Chogo) (lfj) CHINA-TIBET-LOSAR CELEBRATION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft kbdig xub 2011 hoch o0 Tradition Neujahr Gebetsfahnen Gebetsflaggen Gebetsfahne Gebetsflagge Bildnummer 54990902 Date 07 03 2011 Stock Photo

RM2RKDRKH–Bildnummer: 54990902 Datum: 07.03.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (110307) -- LHASA, March 7, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Prayer flags are seen in the wind in Lhasa, capital of southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region, March 7, 2011, the third day of Tibetan New Year or Losar. Losar can be traced back to the pre-Buddhist period in Tibet when Tibetans practised the Bon religion. (Xinhua/Chogo) (lfj) CHINA-TIBET-LOSAR CELEBRATION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft kbdig xub 2011 hoch o0 Tradition Neujahr Gebetsfahnen Gebetsflaggen Gebetsfahne Gebetsflagge Bildnummer 54990902 Date 07 03 2011

Tradition Nepalese masks carved from stone in the shop of Thamel district, Kathmandu valley, Nepal Stock Photo

RFWWAPP7–Tradition Nepalese masks carved from stone in the shop of Thamel district, Kathmandu valley, Nepal

RF2H4R8R0–tibetan flags waving in the wind under the moon

Bildnummer: 58131732 Datum: 08.06.2012 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (120621) -- LHASA, June 21, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on June 8, 2012 shows the Zezhol Monastery of the Tibetan Bon Religion at Dengqen County of Qamdo prefecture, southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region. (Xinhua/Chogo) (ry) CHINA-TIBET-RELIGION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft xbs x2x 2012 quer o0 Kloster Religion Buddhismus 58131732 Date 08 06 2012 Copyright Imago XINHUA Lhasa June 21 2012 XINHUA Photo Taken ON June 8 2012 Shows The monastery of The Tibetan Bon Religion AT County of Qamdo Prefecture Sou Stock Photo

RM2RKR691–Bildnummer: 58131732 Datum: 08.06.2012 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (120621) -- LHASA, June 21, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on June 8, 2012 shows the Zezhol Monastery of the Tibetan Bon Religion at Dengqen County of Qamdo prefecture, southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region. (Xinhua/Chogo) (ry) CHINA-TIBET-RELIGION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft xbs x2x 2012 quer o0 Kloster Religion Buddhismus 58131732 Date 08 06 2012 Copyright Imago XINHUA Lhasa June 21 2012 XINHUA Photo Taken ON June 8 2012 Shows The monastery of The Tibetan Bon Religion AT County of Qamdo Prefecture Sou

RFDP9RKK–Lungta and Darchor Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags in Tibet, China.

RFPG90YR–Guru Gyem Gompa is one of the largest and most important Bon-po gompas in Tibet. China.

RMA1NCAB–monks of the ancient Bon religion play a traditional role as they parade at the Naqu,Nagqu annual horse festival,Northern Tibet

Amazing views of remote monastery during the first day of ritual kora (yatra) around sacred Mount Kailash. Ngari scenery in West Tibet. Himalaya. Chin Stock Photo

RF2BEJC2K–Amazing views of remote monastery during the first day of ritual kora (yatra) around sacred Mount Kailash. Ngari scenery in West Tibet. Himalaya. Chin

RF2WTK78X–Holy Mount Kailash in Tibet

RMC94BDJ–Skull Namtso lake

A young Tibetan woman lights butter lights in Lhasa. Stock Photo

RMAFFJ4P–A young Tibetan woman lights butter lights in Lhasa.

RMC850K8–Yumbulagang

Small red tibetan stupa in Lupra village, Himalayas, Nepal Stock Photo

RFM7E6D0–Small red tibetan stupa in Lupra village, Himalayas, Nepal

Tibetan culture: Participant(s) at Lurol Shaman Festival, Tongren Stock Photo

RMHNWA58–Tibetan culture: Participant(s) at Lurol Shaman Festival, Tongren

Bonpo Gompa. Lupra Village, Lower Mustang Nepal Stock Photo

RFHPYJE5–Bonpo Gompa. Lupra Village, Lower Mustang Nepal

RMHNWAE6–Tibetan culture: Participant(s) at Lurol Shaman Festival, Tongren

. English: Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet. Schematic map . 22 May 2013, 23:07:14. Unknown 12 2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet Stock Photo

RMMY6GPN–. English: Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet. Schematic map . 22 May 2013, 23:07:14. Unknown 12 2 Locations of the Bon religion in the East Tibet

Chortens near Samye Monastery Stock Photo

RFBFDF79–Chortens near Samye Monastery

RM2B02P16–Bon or Bon Po (Bonpo) is a sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It developed in the eleventh century onward and established its scriptures mainly from terma (hidden treasures) and visions by tertons (discoverers of ancient texts) such as Loden Nyingpo.

Thanka tanka nepal travel tourist souvenir close up xylograph on Nepalese handmade paper wheel of life Stock Photo

RMARWD55–Thanka tanka nepal travel tourist souvenir close up xylograph on Nepalese handmade paper wheel of life

Tradition Nepalese masks in the shop of Thamel district, Kathmandu valley, Nepal Stock Photo

RF2BJ9WXR–Tradition Nepalese masks in the shop of Thamel district, Kathmandu valley, Nepal

RF2H4R8R3–tibetan flags waving in the wind under the moon

Bildnummer: 58131730 Datum: 08.06.2012 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (120621) -- LHASA, June 21, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on June 8, 2012 shows the Zezhol Monastery of the Tibetan Bon Religion at Dengqen County of Qamdo prefecture, southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region. (Xinhua/Chogo) (ry) CHINA-TIBET-RELIGION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft xbs x2x 2012 quer o0 Kloster Religion Buddhismus 58131730 Date 08 06 2012 Copyright Imago XINHUA Lhasa June 21 2012 XINHUA Photo Taken ON June 8 2012 Shows The monastery of The Tibetan Bon Religion AT County of Qamdo Prefecture Southwe Stock Photo

RM2RKR681–Bildnummer: 58131730 Datum: 08.06.2012 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (120621) -- LHASA, June 21, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on June 8, 2012 shows the Zezhol Monastery of the Tibetan Bon Religion at Dengqen County of Qamdo prefecture, southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region. (Xinhua/Chogo) (ry) CHINA-TIBET-RELIGION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft xbs x2x 2012 quer o0 Kloster Religion Buddhismus 58131730 Date 08 06 2012 Copyright Imago XINHUA Lhasa June 21 2012 XINHUA Photo Taken ON June 8 2012 Shows The monastery of The Tibetan Bon Religion AT County of Qamdo Prefecture Southwe

RFDP9NEE–Lungta and Darchor Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags in Tibet, China.

Prayer wheels. Guru Gyem Gompa is one of the largest and most important Bon-po gompas in Tibet. China. Stock Photo

RFPG9103–Prayer wheels. Guru Gyem Gompa is one of the largest and most important Bon-po gompas in Tibet. China.

RMA1NCBF–monks of the ancient Bon religion play a traditional role as they parade at the Naqu,Nagqu annual horse festival,Northern Tibet

The scenery of the sacred Kailash Valley. The road to the mountain of the believers. A holy place for Hinduism, Bonism and Buddhism. Himalaya. China Stock Photo

RF2BEJBYY–The scenery of the sacred Kailash Valley. The road to the mountain of the believers. A holy place for Hinduism, Bonism and Buddhism. Himalaya. China

TIBET , CHINA - AUGUST 11 2019 : Pilgrims circumambulating Mt. Kailash by performing prostrations, Western Tibet Stock Photo

RF2R234AR–TIBET , CHINA - AUGUST 11 2019 : Pilgrims circumambulating Mt. Kailash by performing prostrations, Western Tibet

Caption: Kangding, Sichuan, China - Aug 2002. Khampa women from a small valley bordering the plains of Sichuan. Sedentary and largely believing in Bo Stock Photo

RMHA656T–Caption: Kangding, Sichuan, China - Aug 2002. Khampa women from a small valley bordering the plains of Sichuan. Sedentary and largely believing in Bo

RF2M8JJ92–Sapp mountain in Tibet

Yumbulagang with prayer flags Stock Photo

RMC850MD–Yumbulagang with prayer flags

RF2M8JHMM–Tibet sapp mountain scenery

[Editorial Use Only] Tibetans walking the Barkhor in Lhasa, Tibet, while a pilgrim repeatedly prostrate herself on the ground Stock Photo

RME9X98M–[Editorial Use Only] Tibetans walking the Barkhor in Lhasa, Tibet, while a pilgrim repeatedly prostrate herself on the ground

RF2M8JJ88–Sapp mountain in Tibet

RMHNWAB4–Tibetan culture: Participant(s) at Lurol Shaman Festival, Tongren

. English: Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet. Schematic map . 22 May 2013, 23:11:39. Unknown 3 1 Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet Stock Photo

RMMMM2YY–. English: Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet. Schematic map . 22 May 2013, 23:11:39. Unknown 3 1 Locations of the Bon religion in the West Tibet

A banner and prayer flags against a blue sky in Tongren Valley, Qinghai Stock Photo

RMHNWA9K–A banner and prayer flags against a blue sky in Tongren Valley, Qinghai

close-up view of tibetan prayer flags strung along a trail in the himalayas to bless the surrounding countryside. Stock Photo

RF2J7005G–close-up view of tibetan prayer flags strung along a trail in the himalayas to bless the surrounding countryside.

Thanka tanka nepal travel tourist souvenir close up xylograph on Nepalese handmade paper Stock Photo

RMARWD60–Thanka tanka nepal travel tourist souvenir close up xylograph on Nepalese handmade paper

RFWWAPP9–Tradition Nepalese masks in the shop of Thamel district, Kathmandu valley, Nepal

RF2H4R8R2–tibetan flags waving in the wind under the moon

Bildnummer: 58131733 Datum: 08.06.2012 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (120621) -- LHASA, June 21, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on June 8, 2012 shows the fresco at the Zezhol Monastery of the Tibetan Bon Religion at Dengqen County of Qamdo prefecture, southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region. (Xinhua/Chogo) (ry) CHINA-TIBET-RELIGION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft xbs x2x 2012 hoch o0 Fresko Wandbild Buddha Kloster Religion Buddhismus 58131733 Date 08 06 2012 Copyright Imago XINHUA Lhasa June 21 2012 XINHUA Photo Taken ON June 8 2012 Shows The Fresco AT The monastery of The Tibeta Stock Photo

RM2RKR68K–Bildnummer: 58131733 Datum: 08.06.2012 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (120621) -- LHASA, June 21, 2012 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on June 8, 2012 shows the fresco at the Zezhol Monastery of the Tibetan Bon Religion at Dengqen County of Qamdo prefecture, southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region. (Xinhua/Chogo) (ry) CHINA-TIBET-RELIGION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft xbs x2x 2012 hoch o0 Fresko Wandbild Buddha Kloster Religion Buddhismus 58131733 Date 08 06 2012 Copyright Imago XINHUA Lhasa June 21 2012 XINHUA Photo Taken ON June 8 2012 Shows The Fresco AT The monastery of The Tibeta

RFDP9NF5–Lungta and Darchor Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags in Tibet, China.

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