The temple building is rising on the hillside — traditional Tibetan architecture taking shape. Now its shrine hall awaits three sacred 5.5 ft statues.
Each statue stands 5.5 ft and will be enshrined in a carved alcove already prepared in the shrine hall.
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.
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.




Sponsoring a sacred statue — in whole or in part — is an offering of lasting merit, present for every prayer in the temple for generations.
Prefer to give by Revolut, or wish to include dedication names for the monastery’s prayers? Use the form below — you’ll receive an e-receipt right away. Card / PayPal donors can use the sponsorship buttons above.
The bank account above is for direct donations to the Dolma-Ling temple project. For a transfer you may also need the bank name, branch and IFSC code — please request these when you contact us.