The choeten crafted by lama himself at the spot where Ap Wola Gyap lived and prayed was later taken to Chime Lhakhang and is seen today as one of its most sacred objects of worship. The holy spring can be seen today as Wola Gyapai Drupchu which is considered one of the holiest in the locality. Some people call it Wola Gyapo’s Drupchu (Holy water of the king of Wolakha), which is untenable. It lies beside the highway at about four kilometers from Lobesa towards Punakha. Whether one believes in the blessings of chime Lhakhang, it is definitely not an ordinary temple.