Gue

A Quaint And Remote Gue Is Located In, The Cold Desert Of Majestic Spiti Valley Of The Lahaul And Spiti District Of Himachal Pradesh Of India. Blessed With Salubrious Weather. Featuring An Exquisitely Carved And Preserved Gue Monastery Which Is Nestled Between, The Aesthetic Landscapes Of Sumdo And Tabo. Guarded By The Valiant Warriors Of The Indo-Tibetan Border Police. Known For Offering Spellbinding Views Of The Majestic Valley. Gue Is Blessed By A Tibetan Buddhist Monk; Lama Sangha Tenzin. According To Local Folklore A Lama In His Mid-Forties Sacrificed His Life About 500 Years Ago To Save Lives Of The Villagers From Scorpions Attacks. Later, His Body Was Discovered In A Sitting Posture Which Is Now Naturally Preserved In Form Of A “Mummy”. Secured In A Glass Enclosure Inside The Thought-Provoking Gue’s Museum Which Was Built By The Indo-Tibetan Border Police. Dressed In Traditional Monk Clothes, With Hairs And Teeth Intact And, Nails Growing. It Is Believed That The “Mummy Of Lama Sangha Tenzin,” Is Still Alive Guarding The Villagers. Situated At An Elevation Of More Than 3,100 Meters (Above The Sea Level). This Quaint And Remote Gaon (Village) Is A Delight For History-Seekers, Travelers And, Trekkers. And Is Carpeted By The Blanket Of White Snow In Winter Season.