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Ralang Monastery is a Buddhist monastery of the Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism. According to legend, Ralang was built after the fourth Chogyal came back from his pilgrimage, when the 12th Karmapa performed the Rapney (blessing). He threw grains from his residence in Tsurphu Monastery in Tibet and where the grains fell, eventually, became the site for the Ralang Monastery.
Ralong Palchen Choling This is another Dharma Chakra Centre of Kagyupa Lineage after Rumtek, which was established by the Eminent Goshir Gyaltsab Rinpoche in the year 1995 at Ralong, in South Sikkim. This Centre is located just above the old Ralong Monastery and functions all the major Buddhist activities.
Old Ralang Monastery - Ralong ‘Karma Rabtenling’ Monastery is the first monastery of Kagyupa lineage built by Sikkim’s fourth Ruler Chhogyal Gyurmed Namgyal in the year 1730. A.D.
Chuchey Dhunga – View point below the Old Ralang Monastery with views of Rangeet River below and the Tashiding hill, and the Mt Narsingh above the Rangeet River valley. The Villages of Gangyap, Kongri, labdang are also viable from this vantage point. It’s also called the titanic view point because of the shape of the rock.
