Ngawang Jampel of Tang Gewog (county), located in Bumthang district, shares the account of the deity Indra Bodhi of Ogyencholing. He explains that the people used to say that the deity of Ogyencholing might be from neighboring country India. There is no exact evidence in support of this statement though the name Indra Bodhi is assumed to be of Indian origin. People make monthly offerings to the deity. Towards the left side of Indra's abode is another deity called Menmo. Along with the offerings made to Indra, Menmo is also made offerings by performing rituals with torma (a sort of cake). The offerings are presented mainly to appease the deities, with the wellbeing and prosperity of the villagers and the village in mind. It is not the deity of the entire Tang valley, but specifically of Ogyencholing. It is said that the deity is riding a yak, his face is white in color and he wears a hat. On the first month of the Bhutanese calendar, coinciding with the New Year, hoisting a white flag and a throne invokes the protector deity. People also make offerings to him during their annual rituals.