Tongsa Gumba
Temple
Tongsa Gumba
Tongsa Gumba, also known as Thongsa Gumpha, is a historic Buddhist monastery located in Rajadhara, Kalimpong, West Bengal. Built in 1692 CE under the guidance of the Bhutan King, it is the oldest monastery in the Kalimpong region. The original structure was reconstructed in the 19th century after being demolished by the Gurkhas in Sikkim.
The monastery belongs to the Nyingmapa School of Buddhism and is known for its serene and spiritual ambiance. It features a number of prayer drums, with an unusual total of 219, instead of the more common 108.
The monastery is accessible to tourists, and visitors can explore its various parts, including the prayer hall and the surrounding gardens.
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