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Tuesday, October 15, 2019

Maurichu river and Peripheral villages imagination of Saling Block of Monggar district of Bhutan

Maurichu river flowing gently through lush paddy fields


Maurichu river below Lingmehang and opposite villages and fields




The roaring Maurichu river that meandered gently throw a meadow of lush green paddy fields of Jangdung, Mansangdaza and Menchuna villages of Saling Gewog, Monggar Dzongkhag. Those villages falls into sub-tropical and some portions with cool and warm temperate favorable for various fruits and vegetable cultivation. Gyalpoizhing and Lingmethang town will no doubts of becoming future commercial hub of eastern Bhutan due to Gyalpoizhing-Nganglam high way connection, west-east high way widening with potential tourists destination to Lhunetse, Monggar, Trashigang, Trashiyangtse and Pemagatshel districts. Furthermore, farmers of this aforementioned villages in addition to Yongkola and Thrinangbee villages had great potential for fruits and vegetable production due to scale of market expansion and scenario of ever increasing population of this town areas. Upcoming of Regional office and factory of Bhutan Agro-Industries Limited,(BAIL) at Lingmethang in Bongdema Industrial Park, ( BIP) also become optimistic market for this and entire eastern district farmers. I already foresee some smart and educated farmers marketing diary products and fruits particularly avocado fetching good market price. Therefore, i am very optimistic and hopeful that other farmers might also copy or get inspired by this wonderful farmers and its epitomize works can be replicate in other farmers fields with the passage of time and space.

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are my own perceptions and does not necessary reflects/represents any other institution/offices.



View of  Jangdung villages opposite to Lingmethang under Saling Gewog of Mongar Dzongkhag


Lush green Paddy fields


View of Mansangdaza villages of Saling Gewog of Mongar Dzongkhag


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