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Capital city and administrative hub of Bhutan.
Highlights:
Tashichho Dzong – a grand fortress housing the King’s office.
Memorial Chorten – built in honor of the third king.
Buddha Dordenma – a massive golden Buddha overlooking the city.
Folk Heritage Museum, Textile Museum, and local craft markets.
Experience Bhutan’s only traffic light-less city.
Home to Bhutan’s international airport and iconic landmarks.
Highlights:
Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery) – Bhutan’s most famous site.
Rinpung Dzong – fortress with historic murals and a monastic school.
Kyichu Lhakhang – one of Bhutan’s oldest temples.
Explore traditional farmhouses and local archery demonstrations.
Known for its subtropical climate and stunning river landscapes.
Highlights:
Punakha Dzong – majestic fortress at the confluence of two rivers.
Chimi Lhakhang – fertility temple dedicated to the Divine Madman.
Suspension Bridge – one of the longest in Bhutan.
Rice terraces and picturesque valley walks.
A serene glacial valley and winter home of the endangered black-necked cranes.
Highlights:
Gangtey Monastery – an important Nyingma monastery.
Crane Information Centre – conservation education.
Traditional homes and nature walks like the Gangtey Nature Trail.
Centrally located and historically vital for Bhutan’s monarchy.
Highlights:
Trongsa Dzong – largest dzong in Bhutan with dramatic mountain views.
Ta Dzong – watchtower-turned-museum of Bhutanese kingship.
Panoramic vistas over deep valleys and mountains.
Considered Bhutan’s most sacred region with ancient temples and legends.
Highlights:
Jakar Dzong, Jambay Lhakhang, and Kurje Lhakhang.
Visit Red Panda Brewery and local cheese factories.
Peaceful rural landscapes ideal for walking tours.