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A moderate trail leads through meadows and fields and
then ascends to the Tselela pass through mixed forest of Juniper,
Bamboo, Magnolia and Rhododendron. The people of Gogona speak a language
called Bjopkha - the language of nomads. Their life in this isolated
valley has encouraged them to continue using their ancient dialect. A
gentle climb leads to Shobjula 11,155 ft. and then descends to a
wide-open valley. Overnight in camp. A short climb to the Tashila pass
at 9,200 ft. be sure to fill your water bottle shortly after crossing
the pass, as the descent is dry. |
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Scenes enroute: Fields,
villages, temples, forests
Season: March - June,
September - November
Day 01. Gangtey Gompa-Gogona,
Day 02. Gogona-Khotokha
Day 03. Khotokha-Chuzomsa or Wangdi (Maximum walking 5/6 hrs.)
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