Leten

Leten village and valley

Leten is a tiny village and valley of Tibet, China. It is located between Yangpachen and Tsurphu Monastery in the Lhasa Prefecture.

At an altitude of 5105m, it is one of the highest permanent settlements in the world.

References

Lhasa

County-level
divisions

District	Chengguan Doilungdêqên

Counties	Lhünzhub Damxung Nyêmo Qüxü Dagzê Maizhokunggar

Towns and villages

Monasteries
and palaces

Sera Monastery: Chupzang Nunnery; Drakri Hermitage; Garu Nunnery; Keutsang Hermitage; Keutsang East Hermitage; Keutsang Hermitage; Khardo Hermitage; Negodong Nunnery; Nenang Monastery; Pabonka Hermitage; Panglung Hermitage; Purbuchok Hermitage; Rakhadrak Hermitage; Sera Monastery; Sera Chöding Hermitage; Sera Gönpasar Hermitage; Sera Utsé Hermitage; Takten Hermitage; Trashi Chöling Hermitage

Other landmarks

Transport

Government

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