Explanation:

Tabo Monastery, referred as Ajanta of the Himalayas,  is situated at the height of 10,007 feet in Lahaul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh in north India. It is one of the oldest Buddhist pilgrimage centres in the Trans-Himalayas region.
Nako is located in Kinnaur  district in Himachal Pradesh. Nako Monastery is located in the village as well as several other Buddhist temples are located high on a hillside (about 3600m above sea level).  Zangskar valley lies to the south west of Leh, surrounded by the Himalayan and Zangskar ranges.
Alchi, 65 km from Leh lies in the barren mountain valley of river Indus. The village Alchi differentiate itself from other villages of Ladakh by being so lush green. Monastic complex of Alchi mainly comprises the following shrines: 1. Lha-Khang Soma (New Temple) 2. Sumstek (Triple storied shrine) 3.Dukhang (Assembly Hall) 4.LotsavaLhakhang. 5. ManjushriLhakhang (Temple of Manjushri) 6. Three Chhortens (Stupas) The murals depicted in the above shrines and stucco images enshrined therein are ascribable to period between 11th to 13th century A.D.