The Path Less Traveled

 Tucked away in Himachal Pradesh's stunning Spiti Valley is the architectural wonder that has weathered the test of time, the Tabo Monastery. This revered Buddhist institution, which dates back to 996 AD, is frequently referred to as the "Ajanta and Ellora of Himachal Pradesh" because of its elaborate murals and artwork. Situated in a remote and desolate valley, the Tabo Monastery is encircled by tall walls made of mud bricks. Its secluded setting only heightens its allure and fosters a serene mood. Enchanting murals and sculptures adorn each of the many temples, stupas, and residential areas that make up the monastery complex. Image source : Google Without a doubt, the Tabo Monastery's mural collection is its greatest feature. These magnificent pieces of art show scenes from the life of Buddha, mandalas, and other Buddhist deities. Visitors are drawn in by the murals' vivid colors and minute details, which take them to a place of spiritual beauty. The Tabo Monast