Bhutanese Breakfast Food and Incredible Views at Chele La Pass (3,988 meters), Bhutan (Day 9)

Bhutanese Breakfast Food and Incredible Views at Chele La Pass (3,988 meters), Bhutan (Day 9)
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On Day 9 of our food and travel trip to Bhutan, we woke up in Haa Valley, had a delicious Bhutanese breakfast, took a hike, and the highlight for me was driving through Chele La Pass (3,988 meters) at sunset.

Haa Valley Farm Stay (Ugyen & Doley) – Bhutanese breakfast was again fantastic – with a mixture of different dishes including bitter gourd and chili sauce, and of course, butter tea.

After taking a beautiful hike up one of the hills in Haa Valley, we then headed down to Risum Lodge for a Bhutanese lunch, which was overall good.

In the afternoon, we started driving back to Thimphu where we passed through Chele La Pass – 3,988 meters (13,083 feet), what I believe is the highest mountain road pass in Bhutan. The sunset views were impressive, and the yaks at the top were also amazing to see.

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22 Comments

  1. Hey @Mark Weins ! You do an amazing job buddy.. But I would suggest, with all that food, you must and should be practicing Yoga and Pranayam for your long life and beautiful health for your family.. just a friendly advice, coz I love your work ?❤️

  2. kinda glad to see that Bhutanese people mostly eat chicken and jerky beef. I do not eat pork at all… so this is ideal for me. Luckily I am also not lactose intolerant… but may have a challenge with the chillis.

  3. Bitter melon is my favorite as well. And my makes it just like that. Caramelized! I am trying to replicate the recipe but haven't been successful so far. I don't understand why people hate bitter melon at all. I sometimes drink it's juice and it feels so amazing.

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