Yutong La Pass
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yEeVoNy25
Singapore, Singapore289 contributions
Jun 2016 • Friends
This picturesque pass is 3325m above ground and is decorated with countless prayer flags.! You'll definitely drive through this pass enroute to Bumthang.
Worth a quick stop for pictures, and a bonus if the weather is kind.!
Worth a quick stop for pictures, and a bonus if the weather is kind.!
Written June 26, 2016
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AGK5656
Singapore, Singapore379 contributions
Apr 2016 • Friends
A Pass to cross after some hair-raising & challenging windy road presently under construction till 2018-2021. Beautiful view on a clear day. Weather turn misty on our return journey which became mystical. Awesome with the mist & howling wind.
Written May 14, 2016
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Malcolm
Jerusalem, Israel1,277 contributions
Mar 2020 • Friends
Yutong La Pass is an interesting and beautiful point if you reach it in a clear day. We eere not lucky.
Written March 6, 2020
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mikeej99
Santa Barbara, CA133 contributions
May 2019
Nice stop to stretch your legs and visit with the vendors set up here. The yaks are not friendly here either. We had tea and rested for about 30 minutes. We were literally in the clouds surrounded by fluttering prayer flags. The scenic views between the clouds, the gate and yaks made for some more very nice photos.
Written February 17, 2020
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Ashish Rawat
New Delhi, India569 contributions
Oct 2018 • Solo
Helloo.
Yutong La pass is one of the beautiful and picturesque pass you will find while travelling to Bumthang District in Central Bhutan, from Trongsa. Nestled around the mountains and dense forests this pass lets you to have an wide look of Bhutan mountains ranges and remote villages. You will find Bhutanese ancient style homes along the road with chorten and prayer flags all around. The whole Valley looks so beautiful and it will make you to stop there for long hours. The winds are very ferocious and sometimes it gets too cold. From here you will be able to see the balck mountains of Central Bhutan.
If you plan your journey beyong Punakha or Wangdue Phodrang, then you will definitely cross this pass. I wish now road conditions are good and you will have a good time there.
Yutong La pass is one of the beautiful and picturesque pass you will find while travelling to Bumthang District in Central Bhutan, from Trongsa. Nestled around the mountains and dense forests this pass lets you to have an wide look of Bhutan mountains ranges and remote villages. You will find Bhutanese ancient style homes along the road with chorten and prayer flags all around. The whole Valley looks so beautiful and it will make you to stop there for long hours. The winds are very ferocious and sometimes it gets too cold. From here you will be able to see the balck mountains of Central Bhutan.
If you plan your journey beyong Punakha or Wangdue Phodrang, then you will definitely cross this pass. I wish now road conditions are good and you will have a good time there.
Written June 7, 2019
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yeonghaur
Singapore, Singapore495 contributions
Dec 2018 • Solo
About one hour drive from Trongsa. Normal mountain pass, with Chorten and prayer flags. View is not bad but not as spectacular as Dochula.
Lots of construction. So very dusty and messy.
Lots of construction. So very dusty and messy.
Written December 11, 2018
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Let's Go Sightseeing
Noida, India2,910 contributions
Jan 2018 • Couples
Like all passes in Bhutan, Yutong La is marked with prayer flags & a chorten. The wind can be quite fierce here due to the altitude. The road was being widened when we crossed Yutong La, & therefore, there was a lot of dust.
Written April 13, 2018
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Sukrit B
West Bengal, India223 contributions
Mar 2017 • Couples
Situated at an elevation of 11237 ft. A huge gate, a Chorten (Stupa) in the center of the road and several colourful prayer flags marks the place. Though it is only a few feet higher than Pele La, the weather here was quit different. The fog rolling in from all sides and a chill in the air created an eerie and mystic atmosphere around the place.
Written February 13, 2018
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NamasteHello
Harrogate, UK1,812 contributions
Nov 2017 • Solo
There are dozens of chorten in Bhutan and whilst it is in a nice location the chorten itself is disappointing, but it is currently being renovated, improved. Hard work to get there given the road, so worth a quick stop if only to give the driver a break!
Written November 13, 2017
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ksarman
Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar8,867 contributions
Jun 2017
i was in Bhutan in June
so after 3 beautifuls days the heavy rain came
be sure that you have a good 4x4 and driver
from the Pass the view through the clouds is stunning
so after 3 beautifuls days the heavy rain came
be sure that you have a good 4x4 and driver
from the Pass the view through the clouds is stunning
Written June 13, 2017
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