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Sometimes, we get tired of our monotonous hectic schedule and want to run away from our everyday life just to escape the stress for a little while. The pain that we have to endure to make us survive in this world can only be healed by a touch of nature. Nature has the power to heal our soul scars and make us active and energized once again to fight the challenges that we face on a regular basis. If you are looking out for a place with fresh, serene, and divinely precious views, then Bhutan is the perfect destination for you.

Though Bhutan is a small country, its rules and regulations are quite strict and the Government of Bhutan strictly follows them. The people of Bhutan are very much inclined towards their culture and traditions and believe in the preservation of the same. Visitors across the world land themselves in this country not only to witness the natural beauty this country is blessed with but also to devour the significance of the culture and tradition followed by the people of Bhutan. Before travelling to Bhutan, why not gather some information about the country and the places to visit so that they can be added to the tour package prepared by the travel agent? 

Bhutan – The Land of the Thunder Dragon

Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a mystical kingdom between China and India, renowned for its pristine landscapes, rich Buddhist heritage, and vibrant culture. Often called the "Land of the Thunder Dragon," this serene country is home to Gangkhar Puensum, the world’s highest unclimbed mountain.

Bhutan’s untouched wilderness boasts diverse wildlife, including the rare Himalayan takin, making it a paradise for nature lovers. Whether you're seeking spiritual retreats, breathtaking mountain views, or unique cultural experiences, our Bhutan tour packages offer the perfect getaway to explore this hidden gem.

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Places to visit in Bhutan:
The capital city of Bhutan-Thimpu

Located in the western part of Bhutan, Thimpu is not only the capital city but also the largest city in the country. Before Thimpu, Punakha was the capital of Bhutan. Thimpu is a culturally inclined city that reflects well in the literature, religion, customs, national dress code, monasteries, music as well as dance. The people of Thimpu celebrate an important festival called Tshechu, which is a four-day festival occurring between September to October according to the Bhutanese calendar's auspicious dates. Here are some of the top tourists attractions of Thimpu that tourists cannot afford to miss:

  • Dochula pass (if you want to have an amazing and breathtaking view of the Himalayas)
  • Buddha Dordenma
  • Thimpu Chorten (Memorial Chorten) 
    Visitors can witness the mesmerizing view of the locals worshipping their God in their own unique way
  • Motithang Takin Preserve (sanctuary or zoo comprising Bhutan’s national animal Takin)
  • Tango Buddhist Institute
Paro

Paro is a small town located in the Paro Valley of Bhutan and is famous for its sacred sites as well as historical buildings spread throughout the town. Moreover, it is also home to Bhutan’s only international airport.

There is a 15th-century temple called the Dungtse Lhakhang and the Ugyen Perli Palace where the members of the royal family reside whenever they visit Paro. Also, there is a famous Tiger’s Nest (Paro Taktsang) just at a distance of approximately 10 km from Paro. According to Bhutanese belief, Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche) flew on the back of a tigress from Tibet and reached this location. Visitors can enjoy the scenic view of the entire Paro town from the Tiger’s nest. Besides, Paro also contains Bhutan’s tallest building, the Ta-Dzong (72 ft. high) which has a total of 6 floors.

Punakha

People also call this city Pungthang Dewa chhenbi Phodrang which means “the palace of great happiness” in the Bhutanese language. Here is a list of places that the tourists can visit during their trip to Punakha:

  • Punakha Dzong:
    It was built in the year 1637 and is considered to be the symbol of a United Bhutan. Dzongs are forts that used to serve as administrative centres in the Bhutanese districts for centuries. The Punakha Dzong, largest dzong in Bhutan, is famous for its unique architecture that can be a treat for visitors.
  • Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten:
    It is a Buddhist temple that was completed in the year 2004 and was constructed mainly to ward off evil spirits and promote peace and harmony in Punakha.
  • Ritsha:
    It is a small Bhutanese village less explored and is famous for its unique rice cultivating technology, accompanied by beautiful architecture. Thus, people consider it to be one of the charming places to visit in Punakha.
Trongsa

It is a small city which means “new village” in Dzongkha language having a backdrop of the black mountains that offers mesmerizing view of the surrounding valleys. It is also known as the connecting link between Gelephu and Bumthang. Trongsa holds a great significance in the history of Bhutan because the Wangchuck dynasty is known to be originated here. Tourists can visit this place during the Trongsa-Tsechu festival that is celebrated every year for five days at the northern courtyard during December to January.

Trongsa is home to Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park that the tourists must visit to witness the natural beauty of the place along with a wide variety of flora and fauna. This National Park is considered to be a popular birdwatching spot in the country. Besides animal and plants, this National Park also comprises of many significant rivers such as Mangde Chhu River that flows across the eastern boundary of the park, starting from Trongsa and terminating at Tingtibi. Another river flows through the middle of this Park is Punatsangchu River.

Bumthang

It is a dream-come-true destination of Bhutan that has attained popularity for its historical legacy as well as legendary tales of Guru Padmasanbhava (Guru Rinpoche), Pema Linga and many more. Thus, this region can be rightly called the “Heart of spirituality”. Here is a list of the places that the tourists must visit during their trip to Bumthang:

  • Jakar Dzong (Castle of the white bird)
  • Jambay Lhakhang
  • Ngang Lhakhang
  • Tharpaling Goemba
  • Mebar Tsho
  • Tang Valley
  • Kurjey Lhakhang
  • Padtselling Monastery 
  • Ura Valley
Ta Dzong

It is a conch shaped fortress situated on the bank of River Mangde. It was built to protect the Rinpung Dzong from the unceasing assaults from Tibet and India. However, in the 17th century, Ta Dzong was converted into the National Museum of Bhutan under the supervision of the 3rd Dragon King of Bhutan, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. It is a must-visit place for the tourists as this museum houses more than 3000 artifacts that dates back to 1500 years.

The cuisine of Bhutan

The people of Bhutan are primarily dependent on red rice, buckwheat and maize as their staple food. Besides, they are equally fond of dried beef, pork, chicken, lamb, yak meat, and various soups and stews. Some of the popular dishes include Ema Datshi, Shakam Datshi, Khewa Datshi, Red rice, Jasha Maroo, Phaksha Paa and Yaksha Shakam.

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Why Visit Bhutan?

✅ Scenic Beauty – Majestic mountains, pristine rivers, and lush valleys await.

✅ Cultural Heritage – Ancient monasteries, colorful festivals, and Bhutanese traditions.

✅ Peaceful Getaway – Experience a country focused on happiness and sustainability.

✅ Adventure Awaits – From the Druk Path Trek to the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery, every step is breathtaking!

Our Exclusive Bhutan Tour Packages

🌟 Cultural Tour – Visit sacred sites like Punakha Dzong, Paro Taktsang, and Thimphu Memorial Chorten.

🏞️ Adventure & Trekking – Conquer Dochula Pass and the Bumthang Valley, with scenic hikes and thrilling landscapes.

🎭 Festival Tours – Witness Bhutan’s vibrant Tshechu festivals, featuring traditional mask dances and cultural performances.

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