BOULDER — Citing medical reasons, the Dalai Lama is canceling his planned visit to Boulder and the University of Colorado next month.
The Tibetan spiritual leader will not be able to attend any of his planned events in the United States next month after a medical evaluation at the Mayo Clinic on Thursday, CU officials said.
“Upon completion of the evaluation, the doctors have advised that His Holiness take complete rest,” according to a statement from the Office of Tibet provided by CU. “As a result, His Holiness will be returning to Dharamsala, India, next week and will not be able to visit the United States next month. We deeply regret cancellation of the visit.”
The Office of Tibet is open to rescheduling the visit, according to a university news release, and all ticket holders will get their money back.
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