Nestled in the west-central part of the country, Thimpu is the capital city of Bhutan that has been recognized in the year 1961. The city is one of the most visited and is considered to be a major tourist attraction point of the country. Home to some of the biggest monasteries, Dzongs and museums, this place is home to numerous monks and civil servants. The city is also considered the centre of government and has a huge cultural and religious significance for the people of Bhutan. Apart from rich history and culture, tourist is attracted to this place due to its pristine natural beauty and numerous attractions sites along with a vibrant nightlife that helps to develop the overall tourism of the country.
Paro is one of the most beautiful valleys that has been a popular tourist destination due to its majestic natural beauty and numerous adventure activities. While there are numerous things to do in this valley, Paro is widely popular for being home to ‘Paro Taktsang’ or ‘Tiger’s Nest’. Surrounded by lush green valleys and numerous monasteries, this is one of the best places to visit in Bhutan. The valley of Paro is situated on the banks of river Pho Chhu which makes it a very fertile land with producing huge amounts of red rice in the locally farmed terrace fields. The valley being located amidst rocky and steep mountains is popular among adventure enthusiasts making it a great place for indulging in trekking and hiking activities.
Placed adjacent to the prominent districts of Bhutan, Punakha is a beautiful district offering mesmerizing views of the Himalayan range. Situated at an elevation of 1200m, the valley is home to numerous ancient monasteries and Dzongs that reflect the masterclass of Bhutanese architecture. Once served as the capital city of Bhutan, Punakha is home to some of the most beautiful landscapes and numerous experiences making it an ideal place for tourism. The main highlight of the valley is the Punakha Dzong and the Punakha Suspension Bridge which is located on the bank of Pho Chhu River. The Dzong also hosts Punakha Tsechu considered among the most vibrant festivals of the country that welcomes tourists and travel enthusiasts from all over the world.
Situated on the Indo-Bhutan border Phuentsholing is one of the most populated and highly visited cities of Bhutan. The city offers a day off in the SDF which makes it a budget-friendly place to visit in the country. The city boasts its beauty with numerous monasteries, rich cuisine and vibrant nightlife offering a unique experience for every traveller. Sharing an international border with India, the city is also recognized as the commercial centre for the people of both countries and highly contributes towards the total revenue of the country. The city is located in the southernmost part of Bhutan and enjoys sub-tropical climatic conditions making it an ideal place for tourism throughout the year.
The land of black-necked cranes in Bhutan, Phobjikha also known as Gangtey Valley is a flat valley that offers a unique landscape of Bhutan. Unlike other valleys and villages surrounded by verdant greenery, Phobjikha is a vast space with wildlife only in its northern part. The valley is also popular for being home to numerous species of birds including the rare black-necked crane that attracts a huge number of bird lovers and nature enthusiasts. With an altitude of more than 2900, above sea level, the valley of Phobjikha offers a splendid view of the surrounding valley making it a must-visit place in this region.
Considered one of the most charming villages in the country, Bumthang has been able to emerge as a popular tourist site that boasts its beauty with small valleys, verdant hills and majestic Dzongs. Apart from natural beauty, Bumthang is popular for its rich culture, textile industry and cheese making. The valley is situated within a lush green forest area featuring numerous off-road trails ideal for indulging in trekking and hiking activities. Mebartsho or the burning lake is the major attraction of this place believed to be the home to hidden treasures of Guru Rinpoche.
Perched in the western part of Bhutan, Haa Valley shares boundaries with major districts of the country such as Paro, Chhukha and Samtse. Surrounded by lush greenery, verdant hills and rich cultural significance, the valley is considered among the most favoured tourist destinations in western Bhutan. In ancient times, before the arrival of Buddhism, the people of Haa Valley used to follow animist traditions which later on were transformed with the help of Buddhism in the early 8th century. The valley is also popular for hosting the Haa Summer Festival which showcases the rich culture, folk and traditions of Bhutan.
Gasa is a remote village located on the Tibetan borders in northern Bhutan that is known for its unspoiled natural beauty and steep rocky hills. With an altitude of more than 2900m, the village is home to rich wildlife with animal husbandry being the major source of livelihood for the people of this region. The place also holds a rich religious significance for the people as it is believed to be the first place where the Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal set foot for the first time in the country. Apart from natural beauty and rich history, the village is also home to numerous trekking trails and camping sites attracting adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts from all over the world.
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