Snga ’gyur rdor brag gsang sngag schos ’khor gling was founded as a homage to rdo brag rig ’dzin pad ’phrin mchod gnas by the myriarch of the five the Dalai Lama, zil gnon dbang rgyal rdo je or zhabs drung mthu stobs grags pa after the demise of his mother. It is said that the monastery has a history of more than three hundred and thirteen years. However, it suffered unbridled destruction during the Cultural Revolution, and only the trace is to be seen today. For the benefit of doctrinal teachings in general and the critical condition of the snga ’gyur lha brag teaching in particular, stag lung rtse sprul rin po che has established the new monastery at Mundgod Tibetan settlement in 1973. The main inner monuments are statues of the Guru glorious subjugator of appearance and existence, Buddha and Avalokiteshvara. Additionally, there are scriptures ranging from translated words of Buddha into Tibetan, the great treasury of precious Termas, hundred thousand nying ma tantras, collected works of kun mkyen klong chen and an all-victorious stupa made of copper and brass. Since 1987, His Holiness the Dalai Lama has visited the monastery three times. Along with consecrating and blessing the center, he has given profound advices and guidance.Today there are around 34 monks including the head stag lung rtse sprul rin po che. To the young monks, traditional prayers, tune and melody of rituals with special emphasis on the three cycles of the northern Terma are being taught. Painting of mandala and practicing conch and trumpet are an integral part of the system. The elder monks complete the elementary of the northern treasure and practice intensive retreat.