Monlem Gangtap Chorten is a sacred stupa located in Tsirang Dzongkhag, Bhutan. Nestled in the peaceful landscape of Barshong Gewog, the chorten is a revered religious site for local communities and pilgrims. It was constructed as a symbol of peace, spiritual protection, and merit-making. The word “Monlem” translates to “aspiration prayer,” and the chorten is named after the great aspiration prayers recited there annually, drawing devotees from nearby areas. Built following traditional Bhutanese architecture, it features whitewashed walls, golden spires, and intricate carvings, offering a serene space for meditation and reflection. The chorten not only serves religious purposes but also holds historical and cultural value for the community. It is believed to have been built to subdue negative energies and promote harmony in the region. Locals often visit the site to offer butter lamps and circumambulate the stupa, especially during auspicious days. The annual “Monlam Chenmo” prayer ceremony conducted at the chorten is a major spiritual event, attracting lamas and laypeople alike. Surrounded by natural beauty, Monlem Gangtap Chorten continues to be a place of deep devotion and spiritual renewal.