After restoration, it will be necessary to decide if the aggressive colours used in the overall decor might need adjusting. The entrance door faces south-east. The painted area consists of thirteen panels separated by windows, or corner angles. The south and east walls represent the Life of Pema Obar, whose exemplary and fabulous story is well-known throughout Tibet. The west and north walls describe the legend of the King Lekye.
Protective grills cover the main parts of the paintings.
A large central altar occupies an important area between the four pillars which supports two main beams. Wall 5 South 1.00 m x 1.40 m and Wall 6 West 1.00 m x 1.40 m diagonal crack in the upper section of wall 6. The entrance faces north-east. The paintings cover ten panels, separated by openings or corner angles. Protective grills cover the major part of the paintings A small movable altar hides part of wall 7.