img credit : Raimond Klavins on Unsplash img credit : Raimond Klavins on Unsplash Bhutan’s capital “Thimphu” is also its cultural hotspot. Every year people from different parts of the world flock here to enjoy its scenic beauty and traditional heritage. Some of the places that you must visit in Thimphu are the National Memorial Chorten, Tashichho Dzong, and Motithang, etc. Thimphu is also the hub where you can get top-quality Bhutanese food. So don't miss a chance to explore Thimphu and enjoy its local culture.
Phuentsholing is a remote village in Bhutan, specially known for its lush green vegetation and landscape. But it's not an ordinary village as it has major attractions such as a crocodile breeding spot, hydrothermal project, Bhutan Gate, Karbandi monastery, etc. But this place is highly renowned for its trekking and adventure. This place is also suited for couples as it has multiple cool spots for a romantic time.
img credit : Passang Tobgay on Unsplash After Thimphu, Paro is the most visited destination in Bhutan. This place is highly significant in promoting Bhutan’s tourism as it has many cultural and historical spots. Some of the best attractions that one can visit are Rinpung Dzong Monastery and the National Museum.
Bumthang Valley is a famous religious site and attracts many spiritually motivated tourists every year. Upon arrival, you can spot multiple monasteries and spots, but this place remains a tourist favorite during the festival month period.
Mongar is one of the most attractive towns in Bhutan. The town consists of multiple tourist spots in the form of monasteries, temples, and nature. The major attraction of this region is the Mongar Dzong.
img credit : Unma Desai on Unsplash Trongsa is a beautiful place in Bhutan. Known for its rich vegetation and natural landscape, Trongsa is a treat for every nature lover. The impact of its clean and pure environment is such that it is famously addressed as the “Blanket of Bhutan. The top attractions in Trongsa are Trongsa Dzong, Chendebji Chorten, Chökhor Raptse Dzong, and Trongsa Tower to name a few.
Phobjikha Valley is an enchanting place to visit if someone is looking for solace or peace of mind. The place is especially famous for its rare black-necked cranes and black mountains. Tourist Attractions: Gangtey Goemba, Damchen Lhakhang, Kuezang Chholing Shedra, Khewang Lhakhang.
Chomolhari Mountain is an extension of the great Himalayas. It is a popular spot for adventure lovers as this place has the coolest trails for treks and other hiking activities. The nearest airport one can take to visit this magnificent place is Paro.
img credit : Deepavali Gaind on Unsplash This national park is a symbolic identity of Bhutan’s preservation attempt to restore balanced fauna and flora in the region. The national park houses some of the most exotic animal species in the world. These mainly comprise the Bengal Tiger, Snow Leopard, and Himalayan Blue Sheep. Even a large variety of birds (precisely 300) can be found in this region. You can also opt for treks as well as. Some of the best treks that can be done from here are the Jomolhari Trek, Lunana Trek, and Gasa-Laya Trek.
The Punakha Valley is an extremely important place for Bhutan from a tourism standpoint. The place is widely famous for Punakha Dzong which is an architectural marvel as the Dzong stands at a height of 1200m from the Himalayas. Apart from the Dzong, other major tourist attractions of this region are Chimi Lakhang and Rishta Village. If you are planning to visit Bhutan, then these places should be your top priority.
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