Betuvlin ( Mong. Batuvlin, Batuvdanzhaychoynornlin ) - a Buddhist monastery belonging to the Gelug tradition. Located in the capital of Mongolia , Ulaanbaatar , in the area of Chingeltey .
| Betuvlin | |
|---|---|
 The main building of the monastery | |
| Tibetan name | |
| Tibetan writing | ཐུབ་ བསྟན་ རྒྱས་ ཆོས་ འཁོར་ གླིང |
| Wiley | Dpe thub bstan rgyas chos' khor gling |
| Other transcriptions | Batvdanzhaychoynhorlin |
| Location | |
 Mongolia , Ulan Bator , Chingeltey | |
| Coordinates | |
| Information about the monastery | |
| Founder | ་ Bakula Rinpoche |
| Founding date | August 1999 |
| School | Gelug |
| Architecture | Tibetan |
History
The Betuvlin monastery was founded in 1999 by Lama Bakula Rinpoche , the former Indian ambassador to Mongolia, who oversaw the restoration of Buddhism in Mongolia after democratic changes. After his death, his disciple, Lama G. Purevbat , placed his relics in a 2.5 m high stupa made of 110 kg of silver, which is currently located in the monastery [1] .