Drukpa is a school of Tibetan Buddhism that originated in the 12th century. It was founded by the great master Tsangpa Gyare Yeshe Dorje, who is considered the first Drukpa lineage holder. The tradition emphasizes the importance of meditation, compassion, and the integration of spiritual practice into daily life. The Drukpa school is known for its unique practices and teachings, including the use of the Drukpa mantra and rituals. It has a significant following in regions like Bhutan and parts of India, where its monasteries and teachings continue to thrive. The school promotes a harmonious lifestyle and the pursuit of enlightenment.