Regarded as masters of rites and rituals within Tibetan Buddhism, the Gyuto Monks are famous around the world for their mastery of the tantric arts especially their unique form of deep harmonic chanting. Whenever there is a need for spiritual healing or transformation, the pujas or prayer rituals conducted by the Gyuto Monks are sought by the simplest householder to the very seat of the Tibetan government. Gyuto Tantric Monastery was established in 1475 and until 1959 occupied Ramoche Temple in central Lhasa, Tibet which is one of the two original temples built to mark the advent of Buddhism in Tibet 1400 years ago. The Gyuto Monks today live as refugees in New Ramoche Temple in Dharamsala, India home of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

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