Message From the Dzongdag
The 21st century, known as the ICT age, has revolutionized communication and governance through advanced technology. All 20 Dzongkhags in Bhutan now have ICT services, supported by the Department of Information Technology (DIT). Their websites provide essential information, including job vacancies, tender documents, tourism details, and online forms. Citizens are encouraged to engage with these platforms to enhance their usefulness and share feedback.
Minjur Dorji, Dzongdag
Samtse Dzongkhag is bordered by Chukha Dzongkhag in the east, Haa Dzongkhag in the north and the Indian state of West Bengal and Sikkim in the south and west respectively. It has two Drungkhags; Dorokha and Tashicholing.
Covering over approximately 1309.1 sq km...
15 Gewogs
- Samtse
- Norbugang
- Ugentse/Nainital
- Yoeseltse/Ghumauney
- Sang-Ngag-Chholing (Chargharey)
- Tading
- Namgaycholing (Lahereni)
- Phuntshopelri (Pagli)
- Tashicholing (Sipsu)
- Norgaygang (Bara)
- Pemaling (Biru)
- Tendruk/Tendu
- Dungtoe/Dumtoe
- Denchukha
- Dorokha /Dophoogchen
of the total area is under forest cover
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is under agricultural cultivation
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of the total area is under the category of others, which includes snow glaciers, eroded lands, water spreads and marshy areas.
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