If you are a photographer seeking outstanding artworks and perfect frames in Bhutan, Buddha Dordenma is your ultimate destination.
This is the monastery whose pictures rule the Instagram feed. You must have come across its pictures in your Instagram feed as it is one of the most prominent places to visit in Bhutan.
The Tashichho Dzong (Thimphu Dzong), Thimphu is a buddhist monastery and fortress that is located on the northern edge of the city close to the western banks of Wang Chu.
If you are enthusiastic about high altitude mountain passes, Chele La will definitely flatter your senses. And if you are interested in witnessing a fine example of nature’s aesthetics, still then Chele La will please your eyes.
Punakha Dzong literally translates to “the palace of great happiness or bliss” and a visit to this dzong will make you realize the relevance of its name. It is hugely popular among tourists for its impressive architecture.
If you wish to witness the top-notch architecture of Bhutan, Rinpung Dzong is the place you need to be. The name of this dzong translates to ‘Fortress on a Heap of Jewel’.
Punakha is an antiquated town located a 3 hours drive away from the current capital of Bhutan, Thimphu. It served as the capital of Bhutan before Thimphu.
There is no better way to learn about the culture and history of a place than visiting its best museum. National Museum of Bhutan is located above Paro Dzong in the Paro district.
This is the second largest national park in Bhutan and is an absolute treat for wildlife lovers on Bhutan trip. The park stretches over a very vast area – 4316 sq. km which is evident from the fact that its elevation ranges from 1400 m to 7000 m.
Dzongs in Bhutan tourists spots are a very famous part of the tourism industry, and also are very prominent in the country.