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Phrumsengla has many scenic views of its forests, with elevation dictating the climate, from alpine to sub-tropical. As the soil of
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608:"Observations • iNaturalist"
583:"Thrumshingla National Park"
398:Bhutan giant flying squirrel
317:. There are large and small
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167:Thrumshingla National Park
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181:. It is bisected by the
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490:yellow-throated marten
245:rufous-necked hornbill
589:. Bhutan Travel Guide
486:mainland leopard cats
289:Arborophila mandellii
48:27.28306°N 90.97778°E
587:Himalaya 2000 online
482:smooth-coated otters
470:Gee's golden langurs
402:black giant squirrel
382:northern red muntjac
338:Rhinoceros unicornis
257:Spelaeornis caudatus
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342:wild water buffalo
301:Sphenocichla humei
269:beautiful nuthatch
243:birds, namely the
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773:Zhemgang District
758:Bumthang District
698:"Parks of Bhutan"
430:Pallas's squirrel
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565:2011-04-02
537:References
488:, and the
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440:. Several
350:barasingha
340:) and the
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233:old-growth
39:90°58′40″E
36:27°16′59″N
322:ungulates
175:districts
520:See also
478:Eurasian
458:Assamese
442:primates
436:and the
366:hog deer
313:and the
229:Himalaya
159:Dzongkha
109:Zhemgang
97:Bumthang
93:Location
500:Tourism
390:Rodents
307:Mammals
267:), the
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143:Website
101:Lhuntse
679:22 May
658:22 May
634:22 May
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508:, the
474:dholes
466:capped
394:shrews
189:pass.
179:Mongar
171:Bhutan
113:Bhutan
105:Mongar
135:Owner
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