 Phoorzur (Phumzor) village under Langthil Gewog, one of the most remote communities in Trongsa and home to the Monpa community will finally have a Lhakhang in their village. There are 14 households in the village.
Phoorzur (Phumzor) village under Langthil Gewog, one of the most remote communities in Trongsa and home to the Monpa community will finally have a Lhakhang in their village. There are 14 households in the village.
The Ministry of Home & Cultural Affairs (MoHCA) approved the lhakhang construction after repeated discussions in the Dzongkhag Tshogdu.
In the absence of a lhakhang, the community has been performing all kinds of rituals, at the small health out-reach clinic in the village.
Lhajay, the Tshogpa of Jangbi chiwog said that without a Lhakhang they face a lot of problems while performing annual tshechu and funeral rituals.
Langthil Gup, Sonam Dhendup said that the village is believed to be a sacred place visited by Guru Rimpoche and a temple in the village would be ideal to organise Manidundrup or Bazaguru prayers.
The one-storied lhakhang is going to be constructed with a budget of Nu 1 M and is expected to take around three months.
The village, which is located in a protected area, has no access to road, electricity or communication network.
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