Surrounded by verdant rice fields and snow-capped hills, Paro is a charming valley town in western Bhutan. Cliff-top monastery named as Tiger's Nest Monastery is one of the major highlights of this region. The valley is home to the only airport of the country, Paro International Airport making it easy access for foreign tourists. A must-visit location for any traveller to Bhutan, Paro offers the ideal fusion of natural beauty and spiritual profundity with its historic dzongs, revered temples, and traditional architecture.
Located in a picturesque valley on the bank of Wang Chhu River, Thimphu is the dynamic capital of Bhutan. Blessed with the beauty of attracting tourist spot, the city offers a perfect blend of modernization and tradition. Thimphu provides a varied cultural experience encased in tranquil Himalayan grandeur, from vibrant weekend markets and quaint cafes to imposing structures like the Buddha Dordenma and Tashichho Dzong. The city is among the most visited place in the entire country.
Punakha, a beautiful valley located at the junction point of Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers is another magical place to visit in western Bhutan. Once the capital of Bhutan, the valley with a backdrop of jacaranda trees lush greenery acts as a home to the magnificent Punakha Dzong, which is frequently referred to as Bhutan's most beautiful fortress. Punakha offers the ideal fusion of history, spirituality, and scenic beauty with its lush landscapes, quaint villages, and serene walks. Whether you are an adventure seeker or seeking for cultural trip, this place is best for you.
Perched at an altitude of 3,100 meters, Dochula Pass offers breathtaking views of the eastern Himalayas. Popularly known for being home to iconic 108 stupas, that are constructed on the memory of Bhutanese army, the place offers a glimpse to rich history and natural beauty of the country. Filled with foggy woodlands, vibrant player flags, picturesque destination and rich spiritual significance, this is a must visit place in Bhutan.
Haa Valley is a tranquil and isolated valley in the western Bhutan. Known for its breathtaking scenery and rich alpine forests, the valley is also home to rich cultural legacy. The place offers glimpses to the traditional Bhutanese life and is melting point for any visitors. Tourists can also take part in beautiful climbs, see lively local festivals, and see holy locations like Lhakhang Karpo and Lhakhang Nagpo.
