Shera Tangu Lhakhang

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Have you heard of the five Tsheringma sisters? These goddesses of longevity and long life dwell in five different temples in Paro. Today we’re standing before one of these sacred abodes Shera Tangu Lhakhang.

Shera Tangu Lhakhang is one of the five temples dedicated to the Tsheringma sisters. These goddesses are central to Bhutanese Buddhist beliefs. Legend says that visiting all five temples in a single day can bring blessings and good fortune.

Each sister has her own unique abode and distinct characteristics. Devotees believe each bestows different blessings. Visiting Shera Tangu Lhakhang is not just a tour. It is a pilgrimage.

The Tsheringma sisters are believed to grant wishes and protect against misfortune. Each sister rides a different animal. They also hold unique objects that symbolize their powers. Some say the order in which you visit the temples matters. Others believe that the intention of your visit is what truly counts. It is said that three of these five temples are administered by the government while the other two are owned by private individuals.

Let us delve deeper into these goddesses. Tashi Tsheringma, the eldest sister, rides a snow lion or lioness. Her abode is Drangje Lhakhang. She grants wishes for sons and protects against threats to safety. Miyo Lozangma rides a tigress. Her temple is Tengchenkha Lhakhang. She blesses devotees with wealth. Tingi Shalzangma, the youngest, rides a mare. Her temple is Dop Ramnag Lhakhang. She brings peace and harmony to relationships. Chopan Drinzangma rides a deer. Her abode is Dzongdrakha Lhakhang. She grants wishes and protects from ill luck. Taykar Drozangma rides a turquoise dragon. Her temple is Gangtey Lhakhang. She protects from natural disasters and blesses with long life.

Imagine the blessings one might receive by honoring all five sisters. The journey to Shera Tangu Lhakhang is just one step in this profound spiritual experience. Here at Shera Tangu Lhakhang, we connect with the divine feminine. We seek blessings of longevity, prosperity, and harmony.

Take a moment to breathe and appreciate the sacredness of this place. May your visit to Shera Tangu Lhakhang bring you closer to the blessings of the Tsheringma sisters. As we leave Shera Tangu Lhakhang, may the blessings of the Tsheringma sisters guide you. May you find good fortune on your journey through life.

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