20 NOVEMBER /2022
Punakha
Before Thimpu became the nation’s capital, Punakha served as its capital. Punakha has a wide variety of attractions.
Paro
Paro Valley, a city rich in beautiful history and home to various spiritual places, is sometimes called the “Last Shangri-La” on earth!
Phobjikha Valley (Gangtey)
In Wangdue Phodrang, on the western side of the Black Mountains, there is a valley in the shape of a bowl called Phobjikha.
Wangdue Phodrang
Wangdue Phodrang, one of the major districts, is home to various attractions, including monasteries, temples, animals, and rural communities.
Chele La Pa
Chele La Pass, one of Bhutan’s most visited high peaks, is regarded as the country’s highest pass that is accessible by car.
Taktsang Monastery
The vista, setting, and meditation at this monastery are well-known. It’s situated on a substantial granite cliff and is one of the country’s holiest sites.
Trongsa
This Bhutanese village is perched on a rocky slope overlooking a vast valley that provides breath-taking vistas.
Dagala Thousand Lake
Dagala Thousand Lakes in Bhutan, which is well-known, is truly a gift from above. You must do a five-day journey beginning in Paro Valley to get to Dagala.
Thimphu
Bhutan’s capital city, Thimphu (formerly known as Thimbu), is the first location to visit.
Chomolhari
This enormous mountain, also called Jhomolhari, rises to 7,326 meters.