A striking fortress-monastery that houses Bhutan’s government and the central monk body.
One of the largest Buddha statues in the world, overlooking the valley.
A revered landmark where locals gather daily to offer prayers.
Ideal for experiencing Bhutanese handicrafts, textiles, and local produce.
A sanctuary dedicated to Bhutan’s national animal, the takin.
Bhutan’s most iconic site, clinging dramatically to a cliff.
Often called the “Palace of Great Happiness,” it is surrounded by rivers and jacaranda trees.
A glacial valley and winter home of the rare black-necked cranes.
Known as the spiritual heartland of Bhutan, it is dotted with centuries-old monasteries and temples. From lively city markets to serene valleys, every destination in Bhutan offers its own rhythm and story.
The largest dzong in Bhutan, historically linked to the royal family.