Chukarpo to Thampe Tsho
Chukarpo to Thampe Tsho (Lunana Trek)
Approx. 18km, 5-6 hours trek / 400m ascent, 640m descent We continue descend along the bank of the river until we reach a yak pasture at Gala Pang Chhu (4010m). You may be able to see some Takins, on the hills across the river. From here we begin to climb quite steeply through junipers and silver firstowards Thampe Tsho. Our campsite (4300m) is at the far end of beautiful clear, turquoise lake, set in a bowl and surounded by steep mountain walls
Near Chukarpo to Thampe Tsho
More to see around Wangdue.
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Nature & Viewpoints
Black-Necked Crane Information Centre
This center provides insights into black-necked cranes and the valley's ecosystem. Visitors can utilize high-quality spotting scopes and cross-reference their sightings with the Field Guide to Crane Behaviour pamphlet.
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Sight
Black-necked Crane
‘Thrung Trung Karmo' as this bird is passionately known in Bhutan is the subject of many Bhutanese songs and folklore.
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Temples & Monasteries
Gangtey Gompa Monastery
Gangteng Monastery, also known as Gangtey Sangngak Choling, was established in 1613 by the first Gangteng Tulku, Rigdzin Pema Tinley (1564–1642).
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Nature & Viewpoints
Gangtey Nature Trail
The Gangtey Nature Trail is a tranquil two-hour trek that offers an immersive experience of Bhutan's stunning Phobjikha Valley.
