Jangchhu Lakha is a pasture at an altitude of 3760 m. It lies in the Western Bhutan. This pasture is the grazing place for yaks and the Druk Path Trek passes through this pasture.

Jimilang Tsho is an isolated lake at an altitude of 3870m and lies in the Western Bhutan. Jimilang Tsho means ‘Sand Ox Lake’. It was named after a bull that emerged from the lake and joined the cattle of a family that uses the area as a grazing ground during the summer.
This lake has a pleasant camping place at its end hence is used by the trekkers of Druk Path Trek for the camp.

Motithang is a maze of roads that switchback up the steep hillside above the Thimphu Town. Motithang lies in the Western Bhutan. Here many of the Thimphu’s well-to-do families live in homes that blend into the surrounding pine forests. The Druk Path Trek from Paro ends here.

Simkotra Tsho is a lake at an altitude of 4110 m. It lies in the Western Bhutan. This lake is used by the trekkers of Druk Path Trek for the camp.

Thangthangka is a lovely meadow with Jhomolhari looming at the head of the valley. There is a small stone shelter and Bhutanese-style house ina cedar grove at the edge of the meadow. This meadow is used by Jhomolhari Trekkers as a camping site and it lies at the altitude of 3610m and situated in Western Bhutan.