Overview
Mebisa, formally called Chukha, is a small town in Chukha district in western Bhutan with a population of 2,855. It is best understood as a brief Bhutan transit stop rather than a place to linger: the article describes it as a new town built around a hydroelectric plant in a lush valley, but says the town itself resembles a jumble of tenement blocks.
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Before you go
Sightseeing
The only listed sight is Zhangthopelri Lhakhang, a newly constructed monastery described as impressive.
Stay
The article says there is no need to spend time in Mebisa, so no stay length is inferable.
Transport
Buses between Thimphu and the border pass above the town, so Mebisa is mainly useful as a transit stop.