It's about a 10 to 15 minutes walk from Lhakhang Karpo and was constructed at the same time as Lhakhang Karpo. It dates back to the 7th century and it was built by Tibetan king Sangtsen Gampo. According to legend, it's said the king has released 2 pigeons white and black to choose the sight. Lhakhang Nagpo is constructed on the site perched by the Black region.That's how the name is also derived Lhakhang Nagpo (Black Temple)
Its located at the foothills of the three magnificent mountains to the south of the Haa Dzong, commonly known as RigsumGonpo.
Open: Since its looked after by community, there is no specific time as such. If the care taker is out of station it remains closed.
Lunch Break: No specific time
Dress Code: Need formal dress
Entry Fee:No entry fees
Photography:Photography is allowed till courtyard