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πŸ“ Staten Island's Hidden Gem: A Tibetan Sanctuary in NYC πŸ”οΈβœ¨

The Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art 338 Lighthouse Ave, Staten Island, NY 10306 (Open Thurs-Sun 1-5pm, FREE with Culture Pass) This might be NYC's most unexpected cultural treasure! Founded by Jacques Marchais (actually a woman named Jacqueline Klauber), an American actress born in 1887 who never visited Tibet - yet created this stunning replica of a Himalayan monastery to showcase her exquisite collection! πŸŽ­πŸ™ What makes it special: β€’ Authentic stone architecture that transports you to Tibet β€’ Thoughtfully curated Himalayan artifacts and thangkas β€’ Serene meditation garden with prayer wheels 🌿 β€’ Panoramic views of NYC from the hilltop location πŸ—½ Though compact (about 1 hour visit), every detail shines: βœ”οΈ Intimate galleries with rare Buddhist art βœ”οΈ Peaceful courtyard perfect for reflection βœ”οΈ Fascinating story of its determined founder Pro Tips: Combine with nearby Snug Harbor Cultural Center Check website for special meditation events The winding drive up feels like an adventure! πŸš—πŸ’¨ #NYCHiddenGems #OffbeatNYC #NYCMuseums #StatenIsland #WeekendInNY #NYCWeekend #StatenIslandNY #TibetanArt #NYCDayTrip #CulturalNYC

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πŸ“ Staten Island's Hidden Gem: A Tibetan Sanctuary in NYC πŸ”οΈβœ¨

The Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art 338 Lighthouse Ave, Staten Island, NY 10306 (Open Thurs-Sun 1-5pm, FREE with Culture Pass) This might be NYC's most unexpected cultural treasure! Founded by Jacques Marchais (actually a woman named Jacqueline Klauber), an American actress born in 1887 who never visited Tibet - yet created this stunning replica of a Himalayan monastery to showcase her exquisite collection! πŸŽ­πŸ™ What makes it special: β€’ Authentic stone architecture that transports you to Tibet β€’ Thoughtfully curated Himalayan artifacts and thangkas β€’ Serene meditation garden with prayer wheels 🌿 β€’ Panoramic views of NYC from the hilltop location πŸ—½ Though compact (about 1 hour visit), every detail shines: βœ”οΈ Intimate galleries with rare Buddhist art βœ”οΈ Peaceful courtyard perfect for reflection βœ”οΈ Fascinating story of its determined founder Pro Tips: Combine with nearby Snug Harbor Cultural Center Check website for special meditation events The winding drive up feels like an adventure! πŸš—πŸ’¨ #NYCHiddenGems #OffbeatNYC #NYCMuseums #StatenIsland #WeekendInNY #NYCWeekend #StatenIslandNY #TibetanArt #NYCDayTrip #CulturalNYC

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