Prayer Flags

Himalayan Ritual Tibetan Prayer Flags. The Tibetan flag is called Darchok or Lungdar. It’s story is related to the Buddha. It is believed that when the wind blows Lungdar, also Lungta or prayer flags, these places and regions will be purified. The prayer flag on the roof let the wind carry printed blessings to the distance. This is why prayer flag is hung horizontally or vertically on long ropes or ropes, mainly on the roofs of houses and also in the mountains in Nepal. Different kinds of mantras and auspicious symbols are printed on the Himalayan ritual prayer flags. The flying horses (traditionally a wind horse, believed to be able to deliver prayers quickly), tigers, mythological snow lions or powerful birds can be seen with the mantras on prayer flags. Tibetan people believe that these symbols makes one feel the spiritual and positive energy. There are five prayer flags in different colors. The upper part is blue, then white, red, green, and yellow, representing the five elements o