Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek

Dagala Thousand Lakes trek leads up to plenty of beautiful high altitude mountain lakes and provides stunning views of the whole Bhutanese Himalayan range as well as Kanjenjunga (3rd highest mountain of the world, Sikkim). The trek starts from the beautiful Gynekha village with a short descent down to the river before reaching a huge rock platform from where there is a picturesque view of the valley below. The trail winds through flowers and wild asparagus in the spring making the meadows refreshing and inspiring and exposes great views of Dagala range dotted with meadows and yak herders camp. As the trail scales up along the western side of Dala Tsho up to a saddle at 4,520m there are majestic views of great Himalayan peaks including Mt. Everest (Nepal), Kanchenjunga (Sikkim), Jomolhari, Jichu Drake, Tshering Gang, Khangbum, Masang Gang, Tsende Gang and Gangche Ta. The final day involves the crossing of several passes including Tale La (4,180m) before descending back to Talakha Gompa for an overnight with great views of Bhutan's capital Thimphu

Fact of the Trekking

Day 01 : Gynekha - Gur (seven km, five hours, camp altitude 3,290m).

Day 02 : Gur - Labatama (12 km, 5 hours) (12km, six hours, camp altitude 4,300m).

Day 03 : Relaxation day at Labatama. This day is ideal for an excursion to any of three lakes: Reli Tsho, Hen Tsho and Jama Tsho. The day and place is also ideal for trout fishing.

Day 04 : Labatama - Panka (8km, six to seven hours, camp altitude 4,000m).

Day 05 : Panka-Talakha (eight km, five to six hours, camp altitude 3,080m).

Day 06 : Talakha - Chamgang (Distance six km, three hours, 440m descent).

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