Hee Gyathang Monastery
27°28′34″N 88°30′04″E / 27.476°N 88.501°E / 27.476; 88.501
Hee Gyathang Monastery is a Buddhist monastery situated in Upper Dzongu, North Sikkim in northeastern India.[1] It was built by hermit Abi Putso Rangdrol in 1914.[2]
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Buddhist monasteries in Sikkim
- Bermiok Monastery
- Chawayng Ani Monastery
- Dalling Monastery
- Dubdi Monastery
- Enchey Monastery
- Gnathang Monastery
- Hee Gyathang Monastery
- Karthok Monastery
- Kewwzing Monastery
- Khecheopalri Monastery
- Labrang Monastery
- Lachen Monastery
- Lachung Monastery
- Lingdum Monastery
- Lingthem Monastery
- Mallu Monastery
- Namchi Monastery
- Rumtek Monastery
- Pemayangtse Monastery
- Phensang Monastery
- Phodong Monastery
- Ralang Monastery
- Rhenock Monastery
- Rinchenpong Monastery
- Sa-Ngor-Chotshog Centre
- Sang Monastery
- Sanga Choeling Monastery
- Shurishing Yungdrung Dungdrakling Monastery
- Simik Monastery
- Sinon Monastery
- Taktse Ogyen Choekhorling Monastery
- Tashiding Monastery
- Tendong Gumpa
- Tholung Monastery
- Tsuklakhang Palace
- Yangyang Monastery
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