Wamrong Dungkhag

04/05/2024

Visit for a rare Experience!

In the breathtaking beauty of Kharungla hills, the majestic three species of Tragopan reign supreme among more than 270 other species of birds. The three species of Tragopan - Blyth's Tragopan,Timminick and Satyr, first sighted three years ago, have captured the hearts of birdwatchers.

Amidst serene nature with a variety of biodiversity to admire, including other rare species, every moment spent in Kharungla is a feast for the senses.

For nature enthusiasts and bird lovers alike, your visit to Kharungla is a journey of discovery and wonder. You will feel the value long after you leave the site. Your visit is our pleasure!!!!

06/07/2023

A new landfill with new design for Wamrong. Expecting new mentality towards waste management too. Thanks to Bhutan for Life and Forestry Officials, Trashigang for the funding🙏

20/06/2023

Road block reprorted at Moshi under Wamrong Dungkhag.

20/06/2023

These are source of dollars for our farmers. Enhancing their income earning is more than the sustenance of our subsistence farmers. It is about national security, identity and culture.

11/01/2023

Let's be the agent of change and drive changes for better living and clean environment. Deep appreciation to Wamrong shopkeepers for supporting the Drungkhag's initiatives. Together, we did it and will do more👌👌👍

06/01/2023

06/01/2023

These are unique and precious local products from a far-flung village under Lumang Gewog. Woven out of yarn from nettle plants (locally called Zangru), products include gho, kira, rachhu, hand bag etc.

Products can be diversified according to your wants. Own one and experience yourself the charm of wearing a zangru gho or kira.

Even helping to promote its market will be a great boon to our 12 member-woman group of Drupkhang village. Help us with market to help our rural people. For that contact us right here😳😳

14/12/2022

A total of 26 civil servants received prestigious civil service awards in a solemn ceremony attended by senior public servants. Dasho Dungpa highlighted the purpose of the institution of Civil Service Award by His Majesty the King. Congratulating the recipients, he stated that not all Bhutanese are fortunate to receive the awards if not employed as public servant. Even as public servant, chance of missing award on the ground of inefficiency, disciplinary issue etc is high. Being able to receive award itself is the recognition, and is testimony to their hardwork and service. Dasho reminded while all have performed and served with utmost dedication and loyalty, fast changing world and eco-system demand more commitment, sacrifices, initiatives and multi-tasking. Thus reforms in the civil service are initiated for greater purpose. No way our commitment and patriotism should be shakened by reforms. The purpose and vision of the reform are clear - to take this country to 'developed state'. If we do not support and embrace it with greater sense of purpose and urgency, who else will support it. Dasho urged all public servants to give their best in their respective professions and focus on ensuring efficient public service delivery. The ceremony ended with prayers for His Majesty's long life and prosperity under the reign of His Majesty.

17/11/2022

A month long skill development training for 24 youth of Lumang Gewog started today.🙏🙏🙏 to DLG for the support.

23/07/2022

An event for a cause and purpose. Purpose is to instill a sense of health consciousness when millions suffer from NCDs across the globe. And Bhutan no exception. Wamrong residents made 'Marathon for Health' a big event.

06/07/2021

Beauties are what we make. Dungkhag staff engaged in the painting of landscape.