Lomanthang topographic map

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Lomanthang

Lo is the northern two-thirds of Mustang district, culturally and linguistically influenced by Tibet, while the southern third is called Thak, the homeland of Thakali people who speak a different language and have a synthesis of Tibetan and Nepalese culture. In 2007, a series of at least twelve caves were discovered north of Annapurna and near the village, decorated with ancient Buddhist paintings and set in sheer cliffs at an elevation of 14,000 feet (4,300 m). The paintings show Newari influence, dating to approximately the 13th century, and also contain Tibetan scripts executed in ink, silver and gold and pre-Christian era pottery shards. Explorers found stupas, decorative art and paintings depicting various forms of the Buddha, often with disciples, supplicants and attendants, with some mural paintings showing sub-tropical themes containing palm trees, billowing Indian textiles and birds.

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Name: Lomanthang topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Lomanthang, Mustang, Gandaki Province, Nepal (29.07381 83.65573 29.33125 84.20240)

Average elevation: 16,237 ft

Minimum elevation: 10,184 ft

Maximum elevation: 20,879 ft

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