The Hidden Cave
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The Hidden Cave in the East (wyl. shar phyogs sbas phug) is one of the four sacred caves of Sikkim. It is the cave to the East of Tashiding. It is about one hour walk from Ravongla. Local people know it as ‘Sangma Né’ or ‘Sangma Gompa’. Pilgrims can also see a Guru Rinpoche statue nearby.
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The cave is deep, and visitors would need good torch lights, enough candles to mark the path to find their way out, and clothes they don’t mind getting dirty.