The wooden monastery building is perfectly preserved. Of great interest is the gallery of statues of Buddha. And of course it’s interesting to watch the students.

Unique in its architecture and style, this is a working monastery - somehow the young novice monks just continue with their studies regardless of the throngs of tourists that move in and out of the room. It's a little uncomfortable to watch some of the tourists just squat down and stick a long lens into some of the young boys faces and then waddle off without a comment. There's one tourist whose guide paid two young monks to walk around and strike poses for his photographer client. There aren't many vendors hawking goods. There is a small building nearby that houses small Buddhist statues for all the donors that have given funds for the upkeep of the monastery. Once again, when going barefeet, watch where you step as the floor isn't too clean in some places and have sharp pebbles.