Sani Nasjal

The Celebration of Sani Naro-Nasjal, is held at the Sani or Sanee Monastery in Zanskar, Ladakh more often than not, in the principal seven day stretch of August. The celebration happens amid the blossoming of the Guru Naropa Flower, at some point between the fifteenth and the twentieth of the 6th Tibetan month. Sani Naro-Nasjal is usually in the first week of August . Consistently the statue of Naropa is disclosed on the eve of the celebration. Lamas from the Bardan religious community perform conceal moves as custom contributions previously the symbol. The monastery is also claimed to be connected with the famous Indian Yogi Naropa (956-1041 CE). There is now small room next to the Kanika chorten where it is thought that Naropa meditated in which there is a veiled bronze statue of the yogi.