Trashigang in Bhutan

Khoma village is located at a three-hour drive from Mongar, and an hour’s walk from the main road to Lhuentse Dzong. Blanketed by lush greenery, this tiny village is known for its intricately, patterned silk called Kushuthara – a prized possession in the country.

Haa Valley is cozily nestled amid the lofty mountains of Western Bhutan. Surrounded by the districts of Paro, Chhukha and Samtse, the picturesque region is spread over a vast area.

Mysterious mountain fortress! Comprising four smaller valleys, Bumthang has an individuality that charms its visitors and separates it from other regions.

Phobjikha Valley is a stunningly vast U-shaped glacial landscape also known as Gangtey or Gangteng Valley after the impressive Gangteng Monastery. The picturesque valley, set against the backdrop of the towering Black Mountain Range, offers rich biodiversity and is popular for its scenic splendor and cultural uniqueness.

Gateway to the Kingdom’s treasures! Known as the ‘Land of the Thunder Dragon,’ the charming town of Paro is home to Mt. Chumolhari and some of the oldest monasteries and temples in the region.

An erstwhile capital, it now makes for a magical stay with splendid views of the distant, heavenly Himalayas at Dorchula Pass with a soothing climate and relaxing ambiance.

Hidden realm of wonders! The only world capital without traffic lights, Thimphu is a regal yet bustling town amid glorious hills and home to the revered Bhutanese Royal family.

Small mountain jewel An administrative seat, Wangdue town is not more than an enlarged village with a few well-provided shops, accompanied by local fine bamboo products, slate and stone carvings that beckon the visitors.