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Aphelaria? The closest I could find. Aphelariaceae are in the Cantharellales order. But really no idea. In Tsuga dumosa forest in 3000m in Thowadra, Bumthang., 2900m

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Aphelaria Q white DW Ms.jpg An Amanita that looks very similar to A. augusta from the Pacific NW in North America growing above Tangsibi in 3500m.ThumbnailsAudience of 400 students (not all visible here) for my Mushroom talk at Yibi Labtsa Tangtibi School An Amanita that looks very similar to A. augusta from the Pacific NW in North America growing above Tangsibi in 3500m.ThumbnailsAudience of 400 students (not all visible here) for my Mushroom talk at Yibi Labtsa Tangtibi School An Amanita that looks very similar to A. augusta from the Pacific NW in North America growing above Tangsibi in 3500m.ThumbnailsAudience of 400 students (not all visible here) for my Mushroom talk at Yibi Labtsa Tangtibi School An Amanita that looks very similar to A. augusta from the Pacific NW in North America growing above Tangsibi in 3500m.ThumbnailsAudience of 400 students (not all visible here) for my Mushroom talk at Yibi Labtsa Tangtibi School An Amanita that looks very similar to A. augusta from the Pacific NW in North America growing above Tangsibi in 3500m.ThumbnailsAudience of 400 students (not all visible here) for my Mushroom talk at Yibi Labtsa Tangtibi School