Tumdra Ami Ney is the chief abode of the wish-granting goddess Lhamo Ekajati, located in Darla Gewog under Chhukha Dzongkhag in Bhutan. The sacred site is said to have been visited and blessed by Guru Rinpoche in the 8th century.
Tha Namkhai Dzong is a holy site of Guru Rinpoche that resembles a frontier sky fortress, featuring a religious bell hanging from a cliff and an Urn (Thro). It is located in Lajab Gewog under Dagana Dzongkhag at an elevation of 1560 meters above sea level.
Tshechu Dra is one of the “four cliffs” of Guru Rinpoche entrusted to Phajo Drugom Zhigpo in his prophetic vision. This sacred cliff of longevity is located in the Panikong village of Khamaed Gewog under Gasa Dzongkhag at an elevation of 2335 meters above sea level.
Bumdrak is a sacred cliff of Guru Rinpoche where Dakinis, the Goddess of the Fairies, are said to have left 100,000 footprints located at an altitude of 3500 masl in Tsento Gewog under Paro Dzongkhag.
Jagar Damkelsa Ney is the sacred cliff where Drubthob Nagi Rinchen meditated to rescue his mother from an ephemeral hell in Bjemina under Thimphu Dzongkhag. However, not many people know about this sacred site.
Hungrel Dzong was a fortress built on the sacred site of Guru Rinpoche in Paro Dzongkhag at an elevation of 2364 meters. The Dzong was constructed by Drung Drung Gyelchog (Lama Drung Drung Gyal or Pha Drung Drung Rinpoche) in the 15th century. It was a five-story structure, built of compact mud, and resembled Namgyal Khangzang. Inside, it resembled the “Palace of the Gods“.
