Trashigang
Trashigang is at altitude 3,775 feet and which is largest district in Bhutan and it is lies in the far east on the banks of the river Gamri Chu. It was once the center of a busy trade with Tibet. Today it is the junction of the east west highway with road connecting to Samdrupjongkhar and then to the India state of Assam. The nomadic people from Merak and Sakten who are remarkable for their exceptional features and costumes use this town as their market place mostly during winter.
Trashigang Fortress (Dzong)
Trashigang Dzong:
It was built in 1659 and now serves as the administrative seat for the district as well as home of the monk body. The Dzong commands a remarkable view of the surrounding countryside.
Gom Kora:
It is said that the Guru meditated in this place to subdue a demon that dwelt in a big rock. A temple was then built.
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