The gompa was restored in the 2000s.

A stupa was constructed in the courtyard in memory of a Japanese man, married to a local Nepali, who was a donor for the reconstruction works.

Water ingress and damaged roof timbers required roof repairs to be started in 2015, however this has stalled due to lack of funds.

Reconstruction of the tulku and lama quarters is planned to enable enthronement of the current tulku, who is studying in India.
Funding limitations have delayed this work and the frescoes continue to be affected by rain water.

Shrine imagery was removed whilst the roof was replaced.
A number of items remain with individual villagers until the work is completed.
The gompa was restored in the 2000s.
A stupa was constructed in the courtyard in memory of a Japanese man, married to a local Nepali, who was a donor for the reconstruction works.
Water ingress and damaged roof timbers required roof repairs to be started in 2015, however this has stalled due to lack of funds.
Reconstruction of the tulku and lama quarters is planned to enable enthronement of the current tulku, who is studying in India. Funding limitations have delayed this work and the frescoes continue to be affected by rain water.
Shrine imagery was removed whilst the roof was replaced. A number of items remain with individual villagers until the work is completed.
Sambha gompa