Daga Dzong gets its name from two words, Darkala and Darkarnang. Darkarnang means “The Realm of White Prayer Flags” while Darkala refers to the province’s guardian deity- Jomo Darkala. The dzong ...
A short walk of around fifteen minutes will bring you to Do Kepai Goenthoe, or, The Rock of Ancient Steps. It is located just below Kana Gewog and is associated with a fascinating mythology tale. Its  ...
Do Rangthan, or, Stone Mill, is among the many popular tourist attractions in Dagana. It lies in close proximity to do Kepai Goenthoe, another famous place which you should visit during your trip to B ...
If you walk for two hours from Daga Dzong, a famous tourist sightseeing place in Dagasa, you will reach Do Pata Chapsa. Its name means, sword on rock, because there is an imprint of a sword on a rock. ...
To reach Do Dung Chen, one of the many places to visit in Dagana, you will have to walk for about two hours from the main town of Dagana. Upon arriving, you are greeted by two spots. While one of them ...
Getting to Dungchen Menchu is not difficult, as it lies just below Dzongkhag guest house. A 15 minutes walk brings you there. It is a medicinal spring which flows from a hole in solid granite, and it  ...
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