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04/07/2023

Enjoy the stunning scenery of Punakha and the expansive, lush green paddy fields. The valley experiences moderate summer rainfall, which results in lush vegetation and flowing rivers that make for a picturesque backdrop for kayaking and river rafting
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28/06/2023

The scenic Haa Valley in western Bhutan is known for its unspoiled natural beauty and a rich, unique cultural heritage. The place has comparatively little precipitation throughout summer, making it ideal for outdoor pursuits like hiking, mountain biking, and monastery visits.

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16/06/2023

Gangteng Monastery, also known as Gangtey Gonpa, is located in the Wangduephodrang district, around two-hour drive from Wangdue town. Established by Gyalse Pema Thinley in 1613, this monastery sits atop a hill at an altitude of 2,800m above sea level, and offers stunning views of the beautiful Phobjikha valley. Phobjikha valley is known for being the winter nesting ground of the globally endangered Black-necked Crane.

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14/06/2023

Jungshi Paper Factory in Thimphu specializes in the production of desho, traditional Bhutanese paper. Visitors coming to this paper factory are granted a unique chance to observe the traditional process of paper making. They can also participate in the making and create personalized souvenirs to take home.

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12/06/2023

Changangkha Lhakhang located in lower Motithang, Thimphu is believed to be the ‘Monastery of Children’. This sacred temple is visited by locals to seek the blessings of the deity Tamdrin, especially for newborn babies. In Bhutan, parents usually don’t choose names for their babies; the names are mostly given by a religious lama. Changangkha Lhakhang is one of the temples parents visit to ask for names and blessings for their newborns.

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11/06/2023

Khamsum Yulley Namgyal is a stunning stupa in Punakha located on a hill overlooking the beautiful green valley of Punakha. The stupa was built to ward off evil in the world, and to bring peace and harmony to all sentient beings. Drive 30 minutes and then walk 45 minutes from Punakha town to enjoy the spectacular views up and down the breathtaking trail to the chorten.

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10/06/2023

The Bhutan Festival is a great place to try traditional Bhutanese food, such as Ema Datshi (a spicy cheese and chili dish).

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10/06/2023

Nestled in Trashigang, the secluded district of eastern Bhutan, the hidden gems of Merak and Sakteng unveil a fascinating world where the Brokpas, nomadic yak herders, proudly display their remarkable culture and customs. Among their notable traits, their attire shines the brightest. The women wear red and white silk ponchos, red silk jackets adorned with intricate animal designs, and elegant red wool capes. Some may even sport braided black wool jackets as an additional touch of elegance. The men, on the other hand, wear roomy white wool trousers over leather or cloth pants, complemented by eye-catching red wool jackets and occasionally sleeveless outer garments crafted from leather. These distinctive costumes epitomize the unique identity and visual splendor of the Brokpas, creating a spectacle that is both captivating and awe-inspiring.

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08/06/2023

Trashichhodzong, known as the Fortress of the Glorious Religion, is located close to Thimphu town on the bank of Wang Chhu River. The Dzong was constructed in 1641 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel which was later renovated by the late third King of Bhutan, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. The Dzong was renovated in a traditional manner, without the use of nails or written plans. Presently, the fortress houses the Office of the King of Bhutan. Additionally, its northern section is dedicated to hosting the Chief Abbot and the clergy during the summer months.

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08/06/2023

The Bhutan Festival is a great opportunity to witness the stunning architecture of Bhutan's dzongs (fortresses), which are often decorated with colorful flags and intricate carvings during the festivals.

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07/06/2023

The Jomolhari Mountain Festival is a captivating two day celebration held at the foot of Mount Jomolhari. The event celebrates the co-existence between local communities and the natural wonders that surround them, with special reverence towards the majestic snow leopard. The festival showcases songs and dances themed around the snow leopard. Traditional sports like Khuru (darts), shot-put, and even the exhilarating yak riding area, add an element of excitement to the festivities.

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06/06/2023

Experience the vibrant culture of Bhutan at the annual Bhutan Festival! 🎉 With amazing dance performances, music, and traditional costumes, you'll be transported to another world.

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05/06/2023

Dreaming of an adventure in Bhutan? Our tour packages offer the perfect blend of culture and nature.

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04/06/2023

Located above Paro Rinpung Dzong, Taa Dzong, the National Museum of Bhutan (Watchtower) was constructed in 1649 with the purpose of safeguarding the Dzong. The Dzong serves as a gateway to Bhutanese culture and tradition. Inside the museum, visitors can marvel at the Bhutanese arts, featuring exquisite bronze statues and paintings. With its vast collection of artistic creations, the museum offers an ideal opportunity for individuals to immerse themselves in the history, cultures and traditions of Bhutan.

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03/06/2023

The Jakar Dzong, also known as the 'Castle of White Bird,' stands proudly above Bumthang town. This fortress played a crucial role in defending the Dzongkhag in its history, and served as the residence of Bhutan's First King. A remarkable characteristic of the Dzong is its distinctive design, featuring a protected passageway with two interconnected walls fortified by towers. This ingenious arrangement ensured that the Dzong's inhabitants had access to water even during a siege.

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01/06/2023

Throughout its history, Bhutan has been surrounded by an aura of legends and spiritualism, featuring stories of flying tigresses and prophetic Buddhist masters. In every corner of the kingdom, you will find many sacred monasteries, temples and stupas, old and new. The Buddhist values still form an important aspect of the Bhutanese way of life. This has made Bhutan into an ideal destination for pilgrims who are in search of solace within the teachings of the Buddha.

Whether you want to visit the Taktshang Monastery, go to the east to visit some of the most sacred places in the kingdom such as Chorten Kora and Singye Dzong, or experience meditating in Bhutan, there are packages from Tour Operators available that you can avail.

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31/05/2023

Prayer wheels are an example of Buddhist technology. This technology allowed the faithful to multiply the number of prayers they expressed by millions. This is because prayer wheels are filled with copies of mantras (sacred spells associated with particular deities) such as the mantra of Avalokiteshvara, “om mani padme hum.”

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30/05/2023

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29/05/2023

The magnificent shrine stands tall in the midst of Thimphu City. Just a few minutes’ drive from the main market and close to National Referral Hospital, the Memorial Chorten (Stupa) is a must visit for locals and tourists alike. Its history dates back to 1974, as this remarkable chorten was built in remembrance of the Third King His Majesty Jigme Dorji Wangchuck.

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28/05/2023

Thuenpa Punzhi
In terms of a symbol understanding in relation to Buddhism:
The elephant represents buddha’s disciple Ananda, the monkey represents disciple Mongulyana, the rabbit represents disciple Shariputra, and the bird represents buddha himself. However, the particular painting is mainly for peace and harmony in the society. Based on this, there was a short story about four animals adapted from Buddhist channel:

Once in a forest called kashika near Varanasi, there lived four animals, namely an elephant, a monkey, a rabbit and a bird. And they had a dispute over the ownership of the tree that they have been living under and fed. The elephant claimed, “Well, this is my tree because I saw it first.” To this, the monkey replied: “Now, elephant, do you see any fruits on this tree?” The elephant agreed that the tree was without any fruit. The monkey continued: “That is because I have been feeding on the fruits of the tree long before you ever saw it.” Next, the rabbit spoke up: “I fed on the leaves of this tree when it was just a small sapling, before the monkey ate its fruit and way before the elephant ever saw it.” Finally, the bird, who had been watching the argument, came forward and asserted: “The tree belongs to me because the tree would not have grown if I had not spit it out as a seed. I helped planting the seed that grew into this huge tree, before the rabbit fed on it, or the monkey ate its fruit, or the elephant saw it”. The elephant, monkey, and rabbit concluded that the bird was the first to know the tree. So, all of them bowed to bird and regarded it as the eldest brother. Then, the four animal became friends and decided to share the tree together.
It’s symbolic peace and harmony, faith and respect .

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28/05/2023

27/05/2023

The annual tshechus are the most popular festivals in Bhutan. Held in reverence of Guru Rinpochoe, the ta***ic Buddhist vajra master who spread Buddhism in Bhutan, tshechus are usually held in the courtyard of the Dzongs of respective districts or courtyards of temples. It’s an excellent opportunity to experience one of the most visible manifestations of Bhutan’s rich cultural and Buddhist heritage, and catch the locals dressed in their best attire.

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26/05/2023

Step back in time and experience the breathtaking beauty of Tashiyangtse Dzong.

As one of Bhutan's oldest and most historically significant dzongs, Tashiyangtse Dzong offers visitors a glimpse into the past with its stunning architecture and stunning views.

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23/05/2023

The peaceful and enlightening philosophy of Buddhism 🌸

With its focus on mindfulness and inner peace, Buddhism has captured the attention of many seeking a simpler, more spiritual way of life.

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22/05/2023

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21/05/2023

A wood-burning stove, locally known as bukhari, is still a popular heating solution in some parts of Bhutan, especially in the highlands. Made from iron and designed to heat the room as well as cook and heat water on its roof, they are commonly used in homes and kitchens to provide heat during the cold winter months. They are highly effective and can quickly heat a room or space. Families usually sit around the bukhari to eat dinner.

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20/05/2023

Tashichho Dzong is a Buddhist monastery and fortress on the northern edge of the city of Thimphu in Bhutan, on the western bank of the Wang Chu. The beautiful night view of Tashi chho Dzong.

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19/05/2023

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18/05/2023

Chimi Lhakhang is a Buddhist temple located near Lobesa, about 30-minute drive from Punakha town. It was built by Ngawang Choegyel after the site was blessed by Lama Drukpa Kunley, famously known as the Divine Madman. People visit the temple mainly to seek fertility blessings from Lama Drukpa Kunley. Prayer flags adorn the path that leads to the temple from the Yuwakha village, and houses in the village have paintings of phalluses on their walls. It’s quite a sight!



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