Nature has bountifully gifted Bhutan - the land of Thunder Dragon. With the brilliant Himalayas and a magnificent landscape, Bhutan leaves you spoilt for choices when it comes to places of interest and the best things to do. A land of picturesque monasteries and natural wonders, Bhutan is a place everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.
Rejuvenate yourself in this gorgeous land with our Bhutan tour packages.
Visit Taktsang Palphug Monastery (Paro)
Taktsang Palphug Monastery, popularly known as the Tiger’s Nest Monastery, is one of the most visited Bhutan tourist places. It is also a revered pilgrimage spot in the Himalayan province. Perched on the top of the mountain 1200 meters above the Paro Valley, this monastery is nestled in the lap of nature, surrounded by lush green hills, and blue sky.
Visit Punakha Dzong (Punakha)
Bhutan is renowned for its ancient architecture marvels, scattered throughout the land. Punakha Dzong is one of the most beautiful Bhutan tourist attractions which is remarkable for its historical and traditional importance. Located at the confluence of beautiful rivers – Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu, the Dzong looks striking for its golden, red and black painted woods.
Visit Dochula Pass (Thimphu)
Dochula pass is a scenic spot located on the way from Punakha to Thimpu. The place offers breathtaking views of snow-laden mountains and colourful flags dancing with the winds along with 108 chortens (Buddhist shrine). The place is also home to Druk Wangyal Lhakhang temple, standing magnificently against the backdrop of lush green forest.
Do Kayaking in Six Major Rivers
Bhutan is the abode to six majestic rivers that offer plenty of adventure sports, including kayaking. Whether you are an amateur or veteran kayaker, the bountiful, gushing streams of Bhutan offer current ranging from slow to violent presenting perfect opportunity to enjoy the sport amidst ample natural beauty.
Experience the Thrill of Rock Climbing
Want to feel the thrill in your veins? Head to Bhutan to experience the amazing adventure of rock climbing. The beautiful place has thirteen climbing routes, including Dead Man Walking, Easy Peasy – each with a different level of difficulty.
Dance with Monks During Festivals
Bhutan is the eighth happiest country in the world. Some of its credit goes to the number of traditions and festivals that are celebrated throughout the year with much delight and enthusiasm. Teschu is one such cultural festival that is celebrated in the country at various temples, monasteries, and dzongs. Participate in the festival and dance with the monks, enjoy music, food, and laughter.
Take Therapeutic Hot Spring Baths
Bhutan is home to a number of hot springs, known as Tshachus. They are believed to contains healing properties and can cure body aches and sinus. Trek through beautiful forests and snowy mountains to a hot spring and rejuvenate yourself.
Visit Punakha Suspension Bridge
Located near well-known Punakha Dzong, this bridge boasts of being the longest suspension bridge ever built in Bhutan. It seems that the claim is right as the bridge stretches across Po Chu River in Punakha. The snow-laden mountains make the whole set all the more enchanting.
Experience Camping in the Lap of Himalayas
When you are in Bhutan, camping must be on your cards. Camping amidst the lush forests, in the lap of Himalayas and waking up to a great sunrise is one of the must-have experiences you should not miss here. The best months to go camping is before and after winters because summers and rains can ruin the experience.
Treat Your Eyes at Chele La Pass
Perched at the height of 13,000 ft., Chele La Pass is one of the highest motorable passes in Bhutan. The way to the pass extends through green forest and stunning natural views. To soak in the beauty of nature, trek to the viewpoint and treat your eyes with the impressive views of Jomolhari and Jichu Drake. During winters, the beauty of the place multiplies with the scenic waterfalls, frozen rivers, and alpine flowers.
Visit Trongsa Dzong
Trongsa Dzong is renowned for being the largest dzong fortress in Bhutan. Overlooking the gorge of Mangde River, the dzong holds an esteemed place in terms of administration and being the headquarters of the Trongsa Government. The extensive complex is an exemplary architectural nuance, built on different levels. Interestingly, the building houses 25 temples along with panoramic courtyards, passageways, corridors, and scenic surroundings. In December or January, the dzong hosts a five-day festival that symbolizes the victory of Buddhism over evil.
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