Ngagyur Chungon Dolma-Ling · Kurseong, Darjeeling

A New Temple Needs Its Sacred Statues

The temple building is rising on the hillside — traditional Tibetan architecture taking shape. Now its shrine hall awaits three sacred 5.5 ft statues.

Sponsor a Statue About the Project

Fundraising Progress

Goal: ₹45,00,000 (Forty-Five Lakh) · approx. SGD 69,000 — three statues at ₹15 lakh (~SGD 23,000) each

Raised: ₹0 0% of goal

The Three Statues

Lord Buddha

₹15 Lakh

≈ SGD 23,000

5.5 ft, full gold — the central statue of the shrine hall.

Guru Padmasambhava

₹15 Lakh

≈ SGD 23,000

5.5 ft — the Lotus-Born master who brought Buddhism to Tibet.

Chenrezig

₹15 Lakh

≈ SGD 23,000

5.5 ft — the Buddha of Compassion.

Each statue can be sponsored in whole or in part — partial contributions of any amount are equally welcome, as is support toward the temple construction itself. Sponsors are remembered in the monastery's prayers.

About the Project

Ngagyur Chungon Dolma-Ling, in Haldarkothi, Gumpa Makaibari (Kurseong, Darjeeling, West Bengal, India), is constructing its new temple building. The structure is well underway — prayer flags already fly across the bamboo scaffolding as the traditional roof takes shape.

As the building nears readiness, the shrine hall must be prepared for practice and prayer. The carved alcoves that will hold the three statues are already complete, awaiting Lord Buddha, Guru Padmasambhava, and Chenrezig.

Dolma-Ling temple under construction — prayer flags across bamboo scaffolding

The new temple under construction, Kurseong hillside

Offer a Statue to the New Temple

Sponsoring a sacred statue — in whole or in part — is an offering of lasting merit, present for every prayer in the temple for generations.

Donate SGD 50 Donate SGD 100 Donate SGD 500 Sponsor Buddha — SGD 23,000 Sponsor Padmasambhava — SGD 23,000 Sponsor Chenrezig — SGD 23,000

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