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Phobjikha Valley & Gangtey
Phobjikha Valley (Source: 1309 Phobjikha Valley)
Phobjikha Valley (Source: 1309 Phobjikha Valley)
Dochula Pass, Bhutan — This place has some recent history to it which you can read below: In 2003, Bhutan was pushed towards war. Indian rebels were hiding in Bhutan, and the Indian government had... more
Sumanth S saw on March 20, 2013
Chumey Valley at Bumtang, Bhutan — Chumey Valley is the first valley you will encounter during your travel to Bumthang. Bumthang has four major valleys viz; Tang, Choskhor,Ura and Chumey. Chumey valley is a... more
Sumanth S saw on March 20, 2013
Satsam Chorten, Bhutan — Don't miss out on a drive to Satsam Chorten from Paro (about 10 Kms). From there is visible, the picturesque Taktsang Monastery with the "Tiger's Nest"... more
Mike saw on February 21, 2013
Day 8 - Phobjika Valley, Bhutan — The next destination is the picturesque alpine valley of Phobjika, also known as Gangtey valley. From Bumthang take a u-turn and head towards Phobjika via Trongsa. The drive... more
Adhityan A saw on January 5, 2013
Day 1, Bhutan — Today start of your day with a visit to the national museum of Bhutan. Located in the watch tower of Ta Dzong. The museum is home to a variety of Thangka art canvases,... more
Durdana P saw on December 6, 2012
Day 9- Chelela Pass, Bhutan — Chelela Pass on 13000 ft is the highest road pass in Bhutan. Get a magnificent view of the Himalayas including the Jhomolari peak. I am sure the experience from the top, will... more
Adithya P saw on May 24, 2012
Bhutan — Land of the Thunder Dragon, is by no means an ordinary place. It is a nation where buying cigarettes is illegal, where rice grow red and chillies form the main ingredient for... more
anurag344 saw on April 24, 2012
Chelela Pass, Bhutan — Chelela Pass on 13000 ft is the highest road pass in Bhutan. Get a magnificent view of the Himalayas including the Jhomolari peak. I am sure the experience from the top, will... more
Vikas saw on November 13, 2011
National Folk Heritage Museum, Thimphu, Bhutan — Thimphu is truly an oxymoron. The capital of Bhutan, holds the honor of being the largest city in the country while at the same time being the tiniest national capital... more
Tejaswini saw on August 17, 2011
Motithang Takin Preserve, Bhutan — This place is a must see if you come to Bhutan for this is your chance to see Takin, the national animal of Bhutan. This is reached by a pleasant drive up through the trees... more
tw_arundatir saw on February 9, 2011
Travel Masti, Bhutan — Enjoy the 4 days Bhutan tour and its socio-cultural life, art, craft and tradition to architecture, all of which is greatly influenced by religion. The tour's highlight... more
Sandip M saw on March 26, 2013
Travel Masti, Bhutan — Enjoy the 4 days Bhutan tour and its socio-cultural life, art, craft and tradition to architecture, all of which is greatly influenced by religion. The tour's highlight... more
Gurjot S saw on February 22, 2013
Bhutan car rentals, Bhutan — Starting from your airport pick-up, South Travelsmake sure you do not leave any part of the country unexplored. Book with them in advance to get a good discount. They have... more
Lalit M saw on March 11, 2012
Takstang: The Tiger's Nest Monastery, Bhutan — Riveting, astounding and truly magnificent. This is one monastery that does outdo the others . Probably the most famous site in Bhutan for outsiders, the Tiger's Nest... more
tw_arundatir saw on February 9, 2011
Royal Botanical Garden, Bhutan — I found this great review from virtual tourist and thought of adding it to your list: Hiking through the Royal Botanical Garden (which is more akin to a National Park than a... more
Kadam J saw on January 7, 2011
Art Cafe, Bhutan — Lonely Planet lists this cafe as the number 4 attraction in Bhutan! Must be something then! The cakes are delightful and so are the pastas and noodles! # Address* Doebum... more
Kadam J saw on January 7, 2011
Motithang Takin Preserve, Bhutan — If you want to see the national animal of Bhutan upclose go to this reserve! Takin is an animal that looks like a cross between a cow and a goat! Sounds interesting right? ... more
Kadam J saw on January 7, 2011
Chelela Pass, Bhutan — Chelela Pass on 13000 ft is the highest road pass in Bhutan. Get a magnificent view of the Himalayas including the Jhomolari peak. I am sure the experience from the top, will... more
Sumanth S saw on March 20, 2013
Hiking in Bumthang, Bhutan — Bumthang offers its visitors a rare opprtunity of hiking through the monasteries of the valley. Drive first to one of the holiest temples of the country - Kurjey Lhakhang. It... more
Sumanth S saw on March 20, 2013
Dochula Pass, Bhutan — Drive up to the Dochula Pass - ideally from Thimpu/Paro. It is a spectacular place that offers some fascinating vistas of the Eastern Himalayas. About five kilometers from... more
Mike saw on February 21, 2013
National Museum of Ta-Dzong, Bhutan — If you decide to sign up with a tour operator or a largish hotel establishment, expect a flamboyantly traditional welcome at the airport upon arrival. A good thing to do on... more
Mike saw on February 21, 2013
Day 2, Bhutan — The most important sight that you absolutely cannot miss while visiting Bhutan is the Taktsang monastery perched upon the edge of a 1,200 meter cliff. This venerated Buddhist... more
Durdana P saw on December 6, 2012
3 day Drukpath Tsaluna Trek, Bhutan — This is a version of the famed Druk Path trek, which skips the taxing Phajoding and Jimilangtsho areas. Day 1: Thimphu - Trek beyond Pumela Pass - about 5hrs. Start your trek... more
Sharath S saw on July 8, 2012
Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek, Bhutan — This is a short trek near Thimphu, passing through picturesque high altitude lakes. The trek is moderate with mostly short trekking days but few steep climbs. This trek also... more
bmsvk saw on March 11, 2012
Royal Academy of Performing Arts, Bhutan — The Royal Academy of Performing Arts is home to the Royal Dance Troupe. It offers formal training for masked dancers and seeks to preserve the country's folk-dancing... more
Charu P saw on February 19, 2012
Phobjikha & Gangtey Valley, Bhutan — The Gangtey and Phobjikha are glacial valleys with a stream flowing through their open grasslands presenting one of the most beautiful landscapes in Bhutan. It is home to... more
Prabhu J saw on August 12, 2011
Phobjikha Valley & Gangtey, Bhutan — Phobjikha Valley is perhaps most famous for its Black necked Cranes! It is around 6 hours drive from Thimpu. The drive among Dochula Chortens and Rhodos is mind-blowing.... more
Ridhi D saw on July 28, 2011
Vision Holidays, Bhutan — This itinerary will start with you arriving in Paro, then on the second day moveup valley to the Drukgyal Dzong or the Fort of Drukpa victory. On day three head after... more
Gurjot S saw on February 22, 2013
Yatra 6 nights, Bhutan — Kingdom of Happiness Bhutan Duration: 6 Nights / 7 Days This Package will cover some of the most amazing locations in Bhutan taking you all the way from Paro, to Timphu and... more
Gurjot S saw on February 22, 2013
Tigers Nest, Bhutan — The Taksang Monastery is in Paro and is one of the holiest places in Bhutan. The monastery is mounted on a high granite cliff and was established for meditation.The monastery... more
Vikas saw on November 13, 2011
Dochula Pass, Bhutan — This place has some recent history to it which you can read below: In 2003, Bhutan was pushed towards war. Indian rebels were hiding in Bhutan, and the Indian government had... more
tw_arundatir saw on February 9, 2011
Weekend Market, Bhutan — A great place to see the locals and experience their culture. Just north of Changlimthanng Stadium, on the banks of Wang Chhu yo will find this Weekend Market. Fresh... more
Kadam J saw on January 7, 2011
Bhutan Kitchen, Bhutan — Now for local cuisine, Bhutan Kitchen seems to be a good choice! Taste Bhutanese food in a traditional setting and end your meal with the traditional drink Arra - the... more
Kadam J saw on January 7, 2011
Phobjika Valley, Bhutan — The Phobjika valley is the winter home to the black-necked crane which migrate from Tibet and Siberia to the valley. This endangered bird finds a place in the Bhutanese folk... more
Sumanth S saw on March 20, 2013
Guru Rinpoche Caves and Hot Springs, Bhutan — The Guru Rinpoche Caves are located at a distance of twelve kilometers from Punakha and are a must-visit if you love scenic destinations. Legend has it that Guru Rinpoche had... more
Sumanth S saw on March 20, 2013
Hinking and Rafting at Punakha, Bhutan — Since you specifically wanted to know some adventure, how about hiking and rafting in Punakha. I found this site that offers rafting trips on Pochu and Mochu rivers of... more
Sumanth S saw on March 20, 2013
Mt. Jomulhari, Bhutan — A stroll along the Paro market and skirting the beautiful Paro river make for lovely evening ventures. A drive to Drugyal Dzong is well regarded as one of the most beautiful... more
Mike saw on February 21, 2013
Day 1 - Paro to Thimphu, Bhutan — The journey starts with Paro - the entry point to the dragonland. While boarding the flight to Paro try to grab a window seat if possible, because the onward journey is one... more
Adhityan A saw on January 5, 2013
Getting there, Bhutan — Now that you are bound for Bhutan from Kolkata, the first thing to do is to book your tickets on a comfortable and affordable airline. The best airline to board would be... more
ankit saw on October 8, 2012
Bhutan — Travel to Bhutan almost invariably requires at least one flight change. Paro Airport (PBH) is the country's sole international airport. It is in the south west of the... more
anurag344 saw on April 24, 2012
Yak Yak Bhutan & the Thousand Fairies Camp, Bhutan — Yak Yak Yak Bhutan And the Thousand Fairies Camp is a five-night cultural exploration plus a fabulous two-day overnight camping trek which encompasses a night in a... more
bmsvk saw on March 11, 2012
Chumey Valley at Bumtang, Bhutan — Chumey Valley is the first valley you will encounter during your travel to Bumthang. Bumthang has four major valleys viz; Tang, Choskhor,Ura and Chumey. Chumey valley is a... more
Sumit G saw on March 14, 2012
Haa Valley, Bhutan — This is a relatively new destination in Bhutan. Apart from the virginal beauty of the Haa valley, you will also find some temples and fortresses around here.The route over... more
Prabhu J saw on August 12, 2011
Haa Valley, Bhutan — This is a place that is certainly a must visit. You will truly enjoy the place for its beauty. This is a relatively new destination in Bhutan. Apart from the virginal beauty... more
tw_arundatir saw on February 9, 2011
Gomit
Travels, Bhutan — Gomit Holidays India Tourism gets your pulse racing as you explore its incredible tourist attractions. Their 12 day Complete Bhutan- Bhumthang Valley experience tour offers... more
Gurjot S saw on February 22, 2013
18 degrees car rentals, Bhutan — 18 degrees north is an India-based car rental company that rents out mid to premium size vehicles like the Kia Pregio van and a Land Cruiser Prado for travel within Bhutan.... more
Lalit M saw on March 11, 2012
Drukgyel Dzong, Bhutan — This is another attraction in Paro, primarily because of the scattered villages that form a great backdrop. Although it may be a little difficult for you to get around,... more
tw_arundatir saw on February 9, 2011
Dewachen Hotel, Bhutan — Highly recommended if you're looking to have 180 degree views of the valley and be away from the city center. Excellent stay in a gorgeous location. Very friendly &... more
Kadam J saw on January 9, 2011
Boomerang, Bhutan — A Bhutanese Bar with Live Music Band! Another happening place for the younger crowd. You can even go up on the stage and sing a song! # Address* Norzin Lam Clocktower Square... more
Kadam J saw on January 7, 2011
Changlimithang Stadium & Archery Ground, Bhutan — This is a great place to catch hold of the national game of Bhutan. Tournaments are scheduled on weekends sometimes, if you are in town its worth checking out if there is any... more
Kadam J saw on January 7, 2011
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