Rigzin Rangdol describes Sangja Lodruk. Formerly called Sangay Lodruk, Sangja Lodruk is considered a very significant place equivalent in sacredness to a local site known as Singye Dzong. Sangja Lodruk is located in Kurtoe under Lhuntse District. Its sacredness is attributed to the presence of the same sacred relics that survive in Khandro Yeshé Tshogyal's hermitage and at Singye Dzong, and also to the period of the six years that Guru Rinpoché—the famous tantric master also known as Padmasambhava—spent there meditating. Like Sangjya Lodruk, Singye Dzong is also a very significant and sacred place blessed by Guru Rinpoche. It is believed that pilgrims who visit the Singye Dzong should also visit Sangja Lodruk, while those who cannot go as far as Singye Dzong, should at least visit Sangja Lodruk. According to Rigzin Rongdol, the merit accumulated from visiting any of these places will be the same. Moreover, he also explains that it is obligatory for the pilgrims to visit Lhochog Gyelpo below which is also as sacred as Sangja Lodruk. At this place, it is possible to see the manuscripts of Terdak Lhatshog, Namthosé Sergi Bangzé and Khandro Yeshé Tsogyel, the exalted consort of Guru Rinpoché.