Embark on a trail that ascends the western side of Dala Tsho, reaching a high point at 4,520 meters. From this vantage point, you'll be treated to awe-inspiring views of the grandeur of the Himalayan peaks as you begin your descent. The visible mountain peaks include renowned names like Mt. Everest in Nepal, Mt. Kanchenjunga in Sikkim, as well as Mt. Jomolhari, Mt. Jichu Drake, Mt. Tshering Gang, Mt. Khangbum, Mt. Masang Gang, Mt. Tsende Gang, and Mt. Gangche Ta.

For an even more spectacular vista, you have the option to ascend a nearby peak, which stands at an altitude of 4,720 meters, close to the saddle. After descending from the saddle, the path leads you past yak herder huts and along the Doccha Chhu river. While following the river for a portion of the trek, you'll maintain a higher elevation on the slope, eventually reaching Panka. The journey involves a series of ascents and descents, ensuring a memorable trekking experience.

Distance: Approx. 9 Kms, Trek Time: 4-6 Hours.

Campsite elevation: Approx. 4000 meters.

Pass: Labajong, Approx. 4500 meters.

On this day, your journey involves crossing multiple passes, with no significant uphill climbs required. Be sure to stay observant for diverse species of the vibrant blue poppy, particularly during the months of June and July. Additionally, keep an eye out for the enchanting mountain birds that inhabit this region.

Following the crossing of the final pass, Tale La, which stands at 4,180 meters, your path takes you on a substantial descent leading to Talakha Gompa. Your campsite will be positioned right alongside the monastery, offering a unique opportunity to wake up to the early morning prayers of the resident monks. Moreover, this location provides a splendid panoramic view of Bhutan's capital, Thimphu, creating a memorable and serene experience.

Distance: Approx. 17 Kms, Trek Time: 7-8 Hours.

Pass: Talela, Approx. 4200 meters.

Trail end elevation: Approx. 2750 meters.