Welcome to Pemayangtse Monastery, a jewel of Sikkim! This ancient monastery, once known as 'Padmasambhava's Sublime Lotus,' is over 300 years old and steeped in rich Buddhist history. Explore its beautiful architecture, intricate murals, and serene atmosphere. It's a must-see destination for spiritual seekers and India travel enthusiasts!
Admire The Seven-Tiered Model Of Sangthokpalri
Enjoy Panoramic Views Of The Himalayas
Explore Ancient Scriptures And Artifacts
Photograph The Intricate Murals And Architecture
Witness Monks' Daily Rituals And Chants
March-May, September-November
Morning
₹500 per person
Pemayangtse Monastery was founded in 1705 by Lhatsun Chempo, one of the three lamas who consecrated the first Chogyal (king) of Sikkim. It belongs to the Nyingma order, the oldest of the four main schools of Tibetan Buddhism. Historically, the monastery played a significant role in the religious and political life of Sikkim. Only monks of the Bhutia community were permitted to join Pemayangtse, and they held a high status in society. The monastery's unique architecture reflects traditional Tibetan craftsmanship, with its elaborate woodwork and colorful paintings. Over the centuries, Pemayangtse Monastery has been carefully preserved, ensuring its continued importance as a spiritual and cultural center.