Losar or the Tibetan New Year: Losar, or the Tibetan New Year, falls comes in the middle or towards the end of February. It commences with the four days of ritual prayer offerings and the throwing away of the Torma to destroy the evil spirits of the earth. The New Year is welcomed with happiness and positivity.

Saka Dawa - The Birth, Enlightenment and Parinirvana of Buddha: It comes in the fourth month of the Tibetan calendar. The monastery conducts a 16-day meditation programme in the name of Chenrezig. Many dharma devotees come here from across the country to take part in this holy programme.

Tukpa Tse She: This is the anniversary of Buddha's first teaching which is celebrated on June 6th of Tibetan calendar.

The Dalai Lama's birth anniversary: The monastery celebrates the birthday of the Dalai Lama on the 6th of July. The one day holy programme is celebrated for his long and prosperous life.

Lhabhab Dhuchen: This festival marks the anniversary of Buddha’s descent from Tushita heaven. The monastery conducts three ... More

Losar or the Tibetan New Year: Losar, or the Tibetan New Year, falls comes in the middle or towards the end of February. It commences with the four days of ritual prayer offerings and the throwing away of the Torma to destroy the evil spirits of the earth. The New Year is welcomed with happiness and positivity.

Saka Dawa - The Birth, Enlightenment and Parinirvana of Buddha: It comes in the fourth month of the Tibetan calendar. The monastery conducts a 16-day meditation programme in the name of Chenrezig. Many dharma devotees come here from across the country to take part in this holy programme.

Tukpa Tse She: This is the anniversary of Buddha's first teaching which is celebrated on June 6th of Tibetan calendar.

The Dalai Lama's birth anniversary: The monastery celebrates the birthday of the Dalai Lama on the 6th of July. The one day holy programme is celebrated for his long and prosperous life.

Lhabhab Dhuchen: This festival marks the anniversary of Buddha’s descent from Tushita heaven. The monastery conducts three days of grand fire puja. It is especially to purify the earth, to welcome Buddha and to show the right path to the passed souls.

Ganden Ngamchol: This is the death anniversary of the founder of the Gelupka sect, Je-Tsongkhapa. On this day earthen lamps and prayers are offered.