Kangru Chhu

[1] The river's watershed spans 2,300 km², primarily draining alpine meadows and arid valleys.

Notable features include Tramo Hot Springs near its upper course and the Drakar Gorge, a 12 km canyon with 300 m vertical cliffs.

[2] Economically, it supports 16 irrigation channels watering 6,500 hectares of barley and pea fields in Kangmar.

Ecologically, it sustains populations of snow trout (Schizopygopsis stoliczkai) and serves as a corridor for migratory blue sheep.

Annual Kangru Chhu Offering Rituals occur each May, where devotees float barley flour sculptures to honor mountain deities.

Kangru Chhu is the main river in Kangmar County , Tibet Autonomous Region , China.