The monastery was built under the supervision of Sri Sangay Lama, a highly revered religious head of the Yolmo people[1] - a small ethnic group from the north-east of Nepal who later settled in Darjeeling.

The name Mag-Dhog means warding off the war and the monastery was dedicated for world peace.

The monastery contains several images of Gautama Buddha and Padmasambhava and varied paintings on the wall which are said to be done with grass and herbs.

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