With an unusually cold winter, Thrumshingla pass, the second highest mountain pass at 3,780 masl, remains covered in snow most of the time. (Photo: Pema Tenzin, CDCL, Thrumshingla)
With an unusually cold winter, Thrumshingla pass, the second highest mountain pass at 3,780 masl, remains covered in snow most of the time. (Photo: Pema Tenzin, CDCL, Thrumshingla)
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