the houses are mostly made of tibetan traditional stone and wood. the pagri valley lies in an alpine steppe zone on the south side, with an average annual temperature , and an extreme maximum temperature of . annual precipitation is about , snow and ice melt forming rich water resources, shrubs and meadows development, a good place for the development of animal husbandry. pagri is rich in minerals, wild animals, plants, and tourism resources. it is also a trading centre but due to geographical location is prone to natural disasters. summer flash floods, mudslides, winter avalanches, snowstorms, etc. are common, and poor facilities makes it vulnerable to disaster. during the rainy season, water levels rise causing serious flooding, reducing soil quality and arable land every year, damaging the ecological environment and a threat to the inhabitants of pagri. to the northeast of pagri is mount jomolhari.