Further Reading
- The Norbulingka Institute, by Portal to Asian Internet Resources (Project), Published by The Norbulingka Institute. 1995.
- Norbulingka: The First Ten Years of an Adventure, by Jeremy Russell, Nor-glin Bod kyi rig gźun gces skyon khan, Dharmsala, India. Published by Norbulingka Institute, 2006.
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