An account of the Singye cham, a masked dance, of Jampa Lhakhang was narrated by Lam Dorji from Norbugang village. The main reason to perform this particular dance is to make an offering to the Singye (lion) that accompanied Jowo of Lhasa on the long journey from Tibet. According to this account, the siblings Jowo of Lhasa, Jampa Lhakhang and Kitchu Lhakhang, gather at Jampa Lhakhang during a festival on the fifteenth day of the tenth month of the Bhutanese calendar for an annual meeting. Honoring the travels of Jowo of Lhasa by lion and Kitchu Jowo by mythical horse, the Jowo of Jampa Lhakhang makes an offer of gratitude through the performance of Singye Cham during the festival.