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Hi Namra, Thimpu, Paro and Punakha are some of the places that you should not miss while visiting Bhutan. i'm sending with this comment a link to the post which will give you the best itinerary for Bhutan, you can go through it and plan your trip.
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Hey there, Memorial Chorten, Thimpu Chhimmi Lhakhang, Punakha Punakha Dzong Haa Chelala Pass Tiger's Nest These are some places that you should surely set foot in!
Happy vacationing!!
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Places to visit 1)Punakha Dzong 2)Dochula pass 3)Igme Dorji national park 4)National Folk Heritage Museum 5)Cheli la
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Hey, Namra the must visit place of bhutan are Rinpung Dzong, Paro
Rinpung Dzong is a beautiful dzong (fort), with towering walls, built in the 16th century. Known as the Fortress on a Heap of Jewels, Rinpung Dzong is among the best tourist places to visit in Bhutan and a classic example of Bhutanese architecture and deep rooted traditions. Key attractions: Beautiful temple and wall paintings related to Buddhism
Opening hours: 9 am 5 pm Chele La Pass, Paro Located at an altitude of about 3,989 meters, Chele La pass is among the popular places to see in Bhutan. The magnificent pass is en-route the Haa Valley in Paro. Key attractions: Magnificent panoramic view of the valleys, gushing waterfalls, alpine flowers, and clouds drifting above the hills Punakha Dzong Punakha Dzong is the second largest dzong in Bhutan and is known for its brilliant structure. Among the popular tourist places to visit in Bhutan, the dzong speaks volumes about the beautiful stories and traditions of the Buddhist culture. Do not miss this in your Bhutan sightseeing tour. Key attractions: The intricate paintings and the architecture of the fort, sacred relics of the southern Drukpa Lineage of Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism, and the sacred remains of Ngawang Namgyal and the terto?n Pema Lingpa.
Opening hours: 8 am 5 pm Buddha Dordenma Statue, Thimphu The Buddha Dordenma Statue is a 169 feet tall statue of Buddha, built at the foot of the hills in Thimphu. This iconic gold and bronze statue is visible from almost anywhere in Thimphu and is among the popular Bhutan tourist places. Key attractions: The 169 feet tall Buddha statue, thousands of smaller bronze and gold statues of Lord Buddha, and the surrounding Kuensel Phodrang nature park Dochula Pass
Do chuka pass is a Beautiful pass consisting of 108 Chortens or Stupas, built in the memory of the Bhutanese soldiers who died in a war against the insurgents from India. The beautifully built temple and stupas, with the picturesque Gangkar Puensum peak in the background, makes the Dochula Pass one of the best tourist places to visit in Bhutan. Key attractions: Panoramic view that gives a glimpse of the peak of the sacred Himalayan mountain Chomolhari, Druk Wangyal Lhakhang temple, and the fusion paintings on the temple walls Tigers Nest, Paro
Tigers Nest or Taktsang Monastery is one of the most popular Bhutan tourist places in Paro, known for the beautiful and the sacred monastery of guru Rinpoche. It is considered as a place of pilgrimage and is an easy half trek, which gives you the panoramic views of the Paro valleys. Key attractions: The tigers nest, the cave temple inside the monastery, the majestic views, and the many small temples inside the premises of the monastery. Phobjikha Valley, Phobjikha
Phobjikha is a small town in the central part of Bhutan. Like many other beautiful places to see in Bhutan, Phobjikha is bestowed with valleys and is surrounded by mountains and lush greenery making it one of the top Bhutan attractions. The place is known for its beautiful landscapes and passes and a days hike will take you through the town and the woods. Key attractions: Black-necked cranes migrate to Phobjikha from November, and the hike through the valleys to witness spectacular views of the birds and the amazing greenery Chomolhari
Chomolhari is among the popular Bhutan tourist spots, most popular for the its treks. Chomolhari trek, starting at Paro, is one of the most challenging treks of Bhutan. With the altitude going about 5,000 meters, it is enchanting and rewards the trekkers with blissful views after a difficult trek. The trek is truly for the adventure enthusiasts and spans between 7 15 days on average. Key attractions: The glacial lakes, the snow capped mountains and splendid views of the landscapes are a treat to the eyes Norzin Lam Street, Thimphu
The capital city is probably the most popular choice for shopaholics. The main street of Norzin Lam is filled with shops selling various items souvenirs, woolen clothes, crafts, and the local wine. Although slightly expensive, some things are worth buying there if youre not going further till Bumthang. Key attractions: Textile building and the textile shops in the middle lane of Norzin Lam for buying some of the best handmade textiles, including Gho and Kira the traditional attire of Bhutan for men and women respectively Tashichho Dzong, Thimphu
Located at the northern end of the city, Tashichho Dzong is one of the famous Buddhist monasteries in Bhutan for which the country is famous for. A popular fortress set on the edge of the citys border, this monastery is a delight to watch as it is set on the western banks of River Wang Chu. Key attractions: It has not only served as the summer capital of the country but also as the royal seat of Druk Desi who is also called the Dharma Raja.
Timings: Monday to Friday 9 AM to 5 PM, and 5:30 PM to 6 PM; Saturday & Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM Drukgyel Dzong, Paro
Once a massive fortress that stood tall and served as one of the greatest Buddhist monasteries, only ruins remain on the site of the famous Drukgyel Dzong. Located in the upper district of Paro, this monastery was established in 1649 by the famous Tenzin Drukdra after they were triumphant over Tibets invasion. Location: Paro District 11001, Bhutan
Timings: Monday to Sunday 7 AM to 6 PM Motithang Takin Preserve, Thimphu
Did you know about the national animal of Bhutan? Well if your answer is no, then youre not alone in that. Located in the district of Motithang in Thimphu, Motithang Takin Preserve serves as the home of the famous species of takin. Many travelers consider visiting this zoo-converted-reserve as one of the best Zoo in Bhutan. Timings: Tuesday to Sunday 9 AM to 4 PM; Closed on Mondays
Entry Fee: Locals: INR 10 per person SAARC National: INR 30 per person Foreigners: INR 50 per person. National Museum Of Bhutan, Paro
Built in the year of 1968 and set above the famous Rinpung Dzong, the National Museum of Bhutan was constructed to exhibit the famous Bhutanese art. From contemporary paintings to ancient statues, the museum today houses about 3000 masterpieces and exhibits more than 1,500 years of cultural heritage of Bhutan. Key attractions: Do not miss out on the bronze statues, galleries, and the ancient paintings.
Timings: Monday to Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM Simply Bhutan, Thimphu
Based on the theme of the villages in Bhutan, Simply Bhutan is a beautiful museum that takes the travelers through the various facets of Bhutan. From the smiling people to the authentic cuisine, and from the age-old traditions to the live cultural performance, witness the best of Bhutan at this wonderful museum. Location: Genyen Lam, Thimphu, Bhutan
Timings: Monday to Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM HOPE IT HELPS. IF YOU FIND THIS HELPFUL PLEASE DI CHECKOUT MY PROFILE AND SHARE SOME LOVE...... HAPPY TRAVELLING.
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Hey Namra , Bhutan should be the must visit place for everyone :) . Its pocket friendly as well as beautiful, for more details please refer my blog . Blog will give you all the details including must visit places. Happy Travelling : ) https://littlethingssnehal.blogspot.com/2018/01/tale-of-bhutan-story-of-happiest-country.html
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