Holy Rock, <em>Sikkim</em>
Sikkim

Holy Rock, Sikkim

About Holy Rock

The interesting fact is that there is a small opening in the holy rock through which the mineral water keeps flowing continuously, even today. The rock is surrounded by a small patch of land on which paddy is cultivated. It is said that he sprinkled a handful of paddy on the land, and ever since then, the land has been fertile for grain cultivation. 

The scenic views around will refresh your soul. You can admire the breathtaking lush green mountain views around the holy rock. Capture priceless moments with your loved one while learning more about Guru Padmasambhava. 

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Holy Rock Highlights

• Witness the footprints of Legend Guru Padmasambhava, one of the founding fathers of Tibetan Buddhism at the Holy Rock Chungthang. 
• Learn about the mystery of the growing paddy near the rock, wherein Guru Padmasambhava sprinkled some grains of rice. 
• Meditate in the spiritual aura around the rock to calm your mind away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. 
• Admire the panoramic views of the picturesque lush green mountains around the Holy Rock Chungthang. 
• Click countless pictures of you with the backdrop of the scenery and the Holy Rock Chungthang. 

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Point of Interest for Holy Rock

Witness the Guru Padmasambhava’s Footprints

Witness the Guru Padmasambhava’s Footprints

Witness the footprints of the legendary Guru Padmasambhava and seek blessings at the Holy Rock Chungthang. He was a patron saint of Sikkim and one of the founding fathers of Tibetan Buddhism. 

It is said that he rested here and left his footprints, which you spot on the rock. It is a sacred rock and has the blessings of Saint Guru Padmasambhava. 

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