| Date |
Itinerary |
| 13/04/2024 |
Kyabje Gyang Khang Chogtrul Rinpoche gave the results of Padmai Ga-tshal Choiling Secondary School that was founded by Khenpo Karchoe, and gave some advice on the dos and don’ts to the students. |
| 04/04/2024 |
Kyabje Gyang Khang Chogtrul Rinpoche started the one-month retreat of Ngondro (Preliminary Teachings), Tsalung (Channels and Winds Practice), and Dzogchen (Great Perfection) of the Namchoe tradition called ‘Buddha in the Palm of the Hand’ by Terton Mingyur Dorji at Sherpa Monastery near Boudhanath in Nepal upon request of the Himalayan Sherpa Buddhist Culture Protection Society. |
| 24/02/2024 |
Kyabje Gyang Khang Chogtrul Rinpoche presided over the completion of Maha-Sadhana. At the dawn of the last day of Maha-Sadhana on Ratling Tsechok (The Longevity Puja discovered by Ratna Lingpa), Kyabje Rinpoche received all the siddhi; In the morning the precious thangka of the Three Longevity Divinities was displayed followed by the Lama Dances; In the afternoon the objects of Siddhi were blessed to all the faithful people attending; Finally, in the evening the closing ceremony was performed by Butter Lamp Prayers followed by verses of auspiciousness. |
| 17-24/02/2024 |
Kyabje Gyang khang Chogtrul Rinpoche will has been presiding over the annual Maha-Sadhana. |
| 10/02/2024 |
Presided over the ceremony of welcomed the Wood-Male Dragon Year |
| 20/01/2024 |
The 35th Ngagyur Nyingma Monlam in Bodh Gaya, spanning ten days, was graced by the presence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, His Holiness Kyabgon Gongma Trichen Rinpoche, and numerous highly esteemed holinesses from Ngagyur Nyingma.Highlights of Kyabje Gyang khang Chogtrul Rinpoche’s activities during the ten-day Ngagyur Nyingma Monlam period included graciously meeting devotees, conducting the Bath Ritual Ceremony for the Buddha Statue inside the Mahabodhi Stupa, bestowing the Refuge Vow upon new monks and nuns, and more. |
| 11-20/01/2024 |
Kyabje Gyang khang Chogtrul Rinpoche will have been presiding over the 35th Ngagyur Nyingma Monlam Chenmo (the World Peace Ceremony) at Bodh Gaya, India, which is being conducted by the gathering of over ten thousand people included the monks and nuns and the yogis from about 225 monasteries, and the faithful devotees from various places. |
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