Dra Gi Pang Tsho.

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 The embraced lake.....


Bird eye view of Dra gi pang tso.
It was my first time to visit such a place. Unlike lhakhangs and gonpas i never went to visit Tso's in my life.Dra gi pang tso is a 3 day walk from Paro town. we went there in Autumn 2010. As it is located very far from the human settlement it is so peaceful. Around 25 of us went there, held nights on the way and prayed there. It was a tiring journey but memorable once we are back here. Though we suffered a lot walking it was worth-suffering because the place is so beautiful...................Hoping to go there once again.






From the left:
Damcho Dorj, Chado om. Choki Dorji, myself, Tenzin Norzang and Pema Wangchuk.























                                                                                                                          Cheers,
                                                                                                                           Dechen.











Comments

  1. AnonymousApril 12, 2012 at 3:55 AM

    dechen,
    did u really started walking right from paro town.what i thought was u guys have started walking only after end of the road point.

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    1. Dechen UgyenApril 13, 2012 at 1:36 AM

      Yes we did. We started to walk from Taktsang way...Only about 30 minutes in vehicle and 3 day and night walk.

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