Tsünmo Ngulgö Drak
Located on the right bank of the Mar Chu, just opposite and downstream of Bater Drak, very close to Tak Yak, Tsünmo Ngulgö Drak (‘The cliff shaped like a garuda, called Silver Buzzard’) is a small mountain.
In 1859, Düdjom Lingpa revealed a khajang of the Zabsang Khandro Nyingtik terma cycle in a rock located at inthe foothill of Tsünmo Ngulgö Drak.
The other locations of these khajangs—all located on the banks of the Mar Chu— are Bater Drak, Gyédro Potsong Chorten, Gyédro Stupa, Tashi Gomang, and Chakri Öbar.
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