Smaller monastery but more authentic I do not think the debute is only for the tourists, few days lated I read an article in a local newspaper about this tradition

This temple nothing much to see. But the most special is the debate show among the monks at the certain time. The other specialty is that a buddha with the head lean to the left hand side because she/he wants to listen to the debating...More

The monastery was founded at the beginning of the 15th Century. There's an Assembly Hall, three colleges and thirty three houses. Watch out for the debating monks in the afternoon. Some people commented that the debating seemed a bit artificial but we did not get...More

A must to visit while in Lhasa, especially to see the daily monk debates (avoid Sunday's as it's a holiday)

The monastery is touristy and the debate in the garden, anything but authentic. Was expecting some kind of dialogue or discussion audible to spectators but only got to see exaggerated hand gestures and clapping of hands as pairs of monks appear to be in the...More

take your cell phone (no cameras allowed) to document the monks debating - fascinating experience to behold!

It is a nice monastery, but the best part is the monks' discussion. Very interesting and worthy to experience.

Another must see Monastery in Tibet. We were able to watch the Monks in their debating activity. An interesting culture that is so intellectual and humble at the same time.

It's a mystical place, it has to be visited but beware of large crowds. If you get there at the right time you can see monks debating and teaching each other philosophical points.

Another temple to look at during your tour with lots more of dogs running around to play with. This has some nice walks and views of the city.