Tourist Resources of Ladakh
by Prem Singh Jina and Jigmet Dorge Omachikpa

Ladakh, variously known to outsiders, has remained a fascinating land to tourists, scholars and others. Like Tibet (China), bordering to Ladakh region, Buddhism is the main religion professed by majority of the population. There are many prominent monasteries in the region. 

This book gives a vivid account of many such Buddhist Monasteries which are rich resource for tourism. This will prove a reliable source of reference to one and all concerned.

Contents:

1. Preface
2. Acknowledgements
3. Introduction
4. Tsong-Kha-Pa: the founder of Geluk-Pa order
5. Geshes ye shes Don grub (Pron. Ishey Tondup): A Great Buddhist Sholars of Stok, Ladakh
6. His holiness Kushok Bakula: the Head Lama of Gur Phug Monastery
7. Stok: A Sacred Buddhist Place
8. Tourist places in Stok
9. Gyajung Nagpo of Stok village responsible to settle down the right of animal grazing at Tsad-Khang-Chan pastures
10. History of the Gur Phug Monastery
11. Paintings on the  New Dukhang
12. Statues in the New Dukhang
13. Statues in the Zigulhakhang
14. Paintings on the walls inside Zigulhakhang
15. Statues in the Dukhang Ningpa or Old Dukhang
16. Paintings on the walls in the Dukhang Ningpa
17. The Nyenes Khang or retreat hall
18. Skudung (Tib. Skgu gdung) Lhakhang
19. Gong Khang
20. San-Khang (Tib. gtsang Khang)
21. The Zimchung
22. Kangyur Lhakhang or library
23. Chamra or courtyard
24. The Dolma Lhakhang
25. Stok Tsechu (or festival)
26. Tibetan manuscript of Stok
27. Climbing to Stok Kangri. Bibliography. Index.