The monastery was built by Je Tsongkhapa in 1419.

It is part of the Gelug sect, and is under the jurisdiction of Ganden Monastery.

At its height there were one hundred monks in residence.

During the Cultural Revolution the temple lost many artifacts, and buildings were destroyed.

In November 1986 the monastery was re-opened after repairs.

In 2012 there were over thirty monks in residence.
That year a bathhouse was installed for the first time.

The monastery has a greenhouse.
The monastery was built by Je Tsongkhapa in 1419. 
It is part of the Gelug sect, and is under the jurisdiction of Ganden Monastery.
At its height there were one hundred monks in residence.
During the Cultural Revolution the temple lost many artifacts, and buildings were destroyed.
In November 1986 the monastery was re-opened after repairs.
In 2012 there were over thirty monks in residence. That year a bathhouse was installed for the first time.
The monastery has a greenhouse.
Sanga Monastery