SHALI TSHECHU AT PEMAGATSHEL

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On dated 12th January, 2018. Shali is a village under Gammung chewog in Pemagatshel Dzongkhag which was situated in Shali. It's 10 km away from the main road of Pemagatshel and usually they celebrate their annual Tshechu/festival once in the year. 
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