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Row of Chorten (or Stupa) near the village of Purne in Zanskar. Each of the elements that constitute these edifices, as well as their color, has a symbolic meaning in Tibetan Buddhism. Each of the elements that constitute these edifices, as well as their color, has a symbolic meaning in Tibetan Buddhism.
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