Is this the world's busiest campus? Incredible images reveal the densely packed 'village' where Tibetan monks study Buddhism
These dizzying photographs reveal the densely packed 'village' where thousands of Tibetan monks and nuns call home.
Rudimentary log cabins, painted in traditional Tibetan red, are piled high along the hillsides and valleys.
They're all centred around a palatial structure - the Larung Gar Buddhist Institute.
The school, situated in the remote Gharze Prefecture of Sichuan province, southest China, is the largest of its kind in the world and where many devout followers flock to learn about the religion.
Jesse Earl Rockwell, 32, from Santa Barbara, California, spent six days in the area to photograph this incredible sprawling hillside habitation.
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