Category:Dzongs

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English: Dzong architecture — found in the Buddhist kingdoms of the Himalayas, Bhutan and Tibet.
  • Dzongs are a distinctive type of fortress architecture, serving as the religious, military, administrative, and social centers of their district.
  • The Buddhist architecture style is massive — with towering exterior walls surrounding a complex of courtyards, temples, administrative offices, and monks' accommodation.
<nowiki>རྫོང་; dzong; дзонг; Dzong; Дзонг; Dzongo; Дзонг; dzong; Dzong; dzong; ძონგის არქიტექტურა; dzong; Dzong-argitektuur; Dzongas; Dzong; ゾン; Dzong építészet; Architetura himalayan-a; Dzong; Dzong; דזונג; dzong; дзонг; द्ज़ोंग; Arquitectura jong; Dzong; Arquitectura dzong; عمارة دزونغ; Dzong mimarisi; 宗; вид крепости; तिब्बत, भूटान और इनके कुछ पड़ोसी इलाक़ों में मिलने वाले तिब्बती शैली के क़िले; type de forteresse au Tibet et au Bhoutan; kind of fortress; від крэпасьці; крепост-манастир; type klooster in de Himalaya; ゾン建築</nowiki>
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