Pema Khandu from Sakteng Gewog (county) in Trashigang Dzongkhag (district) narrates an account of Jomo's place of offering called "Chenkhang" (footprint of the carnivore, the tiger). The local people conduct prayers to Jomo, the local deity of Sakteng, three times a year at the offering site, asking for the wellbeing of the community. Various rituals and recitations of Buddhist canons are conducted during the prayer ceremony. Pema Khandu also speaks of some of the sacred shrines such as the shoes and walking stick of Jomo and Lama Jareypa, a monk who accompanied Jomo from Tibet, as well as the tree where Jomo tied her horse and Jomo's animals, which can still be seen at the site.