To help you gain an insightful view in which activities that Bhutan has to offer, we have showcased some of the best travel experiences in Bhutan which include nature and culture activities, plus real bucket list experiences. Get ready to tick Bhutan’s real local experiences as listed below!
Originally built in the 7th century, Kyichu Temple (or Kyichu Lhakhang Temple) is regarded as one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Bhutan. Legend has it the temple was intentionally constructed to...
view moreThis 2 days 1 night trek to the Bumdra Monastery at the altitude 3800m above the sea level offers a great chances to challenge yourself with an overnight camping adventure and encounter the unspoiled...
view moreIf you're self-assured about your fitness, have a serious dream of wanderlust as well as look for new experiences as a backpacker, riding a motorcycle across Bhutan would be a real challenge to...
view moreIf you want to learn more about Bhutan's traditional arts, a visit to the National Institute of Zorig Chusum in Thimphu could be an interesting experience while you're in the capital city. The...
view moreIn the Zilukha area of Thimphu houses the only nunnery of the capital city, Thangthong Dewachen Nunnery (or Thangtong Dewachen Nunnery). People here commonly call it Zilukha Anim Dratshang or Zilukha...
view moreParo Taktsang (often known as Tiger’s Nest monastery), a complex of Buddhist temple and monastery, is one of the prominent holy attractions in Bhutan. Situating on a ledge halfway up the cliff face...
view moreThe National Memorial Chorten, often known as the Thimphu Chorten, is a stupa (which means "chorten" in Bhutanese) near the capital city's centre. Being a large white stupa structure crowned with a...
view moreThe Tashichho Dzong, the biggest architecture in Thimphu, stands for the long-lasting history as well as the thriving Buddhist cultural heritage of the country. The dzong is located on the northern...
view moreAlong with numerous other magnificent historical dzongs across the country, Paro Dzong (formal name is Rinpung Dzong which means “the fortress on a heap of jewels” in Bhutanese) is also a...
view moreLocated in the bountiful Punakha Valley, right at the confluence of two rivers Pho Chu (Father River) and Mo Chu (Mother River), Punakha Dzong (Palace of Great Happiness) is the second oldest and...
view moreChimi Lhakhang, which is known with its English name The Fertility Temple, is a unique part of the cultural heritages' richness in Bhutan. The temple idyllically situates on a round hillock in...
view moreThe Gangtey Monastery is an extensive beautiful monastery situated atop a hill in the eponymous village overlooking the peaceful Phobjikha Valley. Established in the early 17th century by Gyalse...
view moreSimtokha Dzong is a small dzong about 15-minute drive to the south of Thimphu, near approach roads to the eastern regions of Bhutan. Simtokha is the first kind of this house in the country so it...
view moreFor anyone interested in the history and culture of Bhutan, a visit to the Ogyen Choling Palace Museum in Bumthang District could offer a very pleasant day out. About a couple of hours drive outside...
view moreThe Kurjey Monastery, or Kurjey Lhakang, is a temple complex comprising three buildings facing south in which preserves the remains of the first three kings of Bhutan. It is one of the most renowned...
view moreJambay Temple (or Jambay Lhakhang) is an ancient temple in Bumthang District which possesses a thriving history. Legend has it the temple is one of the 108 temples built by Tibetan King Songtsen...
view moreThimphu Dromchoe is a Buddhist festival which is annually held at the Tashichho Dzong, Thimphu in the autumn. Lead by the Central Monastic Body, it is regarded as one of the grand cultural events of...
view moreBeing a top choice Buddhist temple in Thimphu, the Changangkha Lhakhang - the oldest temple in the capital city, plays an important role in the spiritual life of Bhutanese in general and people of...
view moreThe Wangdue Phodrang Festival is celebrated annually in the eponymous district, which is observed for three days in the autumn season. The festival happens in the dzong (Bhutan-style house as a...
view moreTrashigang Dzong, one of the most largest dzongs in Bhutan, is an imposing fortress in Trashigang District. The dzong was built in 1659 to protect the country from external invasions from Tibet and...
view moreLocated on a hilltop around 15km away from Thimphu to the North, Cheri Monastery, with its special location where offers an aerial view of the valley below, is famous for its favorite hiking route if...
view moreThis is a great outdoor activity if you're expecting something else new and different from other cultural experiences in Bhutan. Mochu River (Mother River) is well-known for its calm & gentle...
view moreLhuentse, one of the most isolated districts in Bhutan, is notably famed for crafting the best hand woven textiles all over the country. Lhuentse's weavers are known to be especially adept at a...
view moreAround couple of hours drive to the southwestern of Paro nestles a hidden lush valley where is a perfect spot for any nature lovers, Haa Valley. As one of the smallest Dzongkhag in Bhutan, the little...
view moreMongar Dzong is one of the crucial structures in the eponymous district of Bhutan. Built in the early 20 century (1930), Mongar Dzong was actually a replacement of the former Zhongar Dzong. Unlike...
view moreHome to rugged mountains, the lush valleys, enormous pastures and plateaus, nomadic life is an integral part of Bhutanese lifestyle and archery has play a vital role in their lives a very long...
view moreSituating atop on a hill around 14 kilometres to the northern suburb of Thimphu city, Tango is a monastery near Cheri mountain which was founded in the 13th century then built in its present...
view moreRather than being driven by local drivers, you can challenge yourself with self-driving on a jeep car if you're keen on adventurous experiences available in Bhutan that you've never tried...
view moreDochula Pass is a mountain pass located on the road from Thimphu to Punakha. Situated at an altitude of approximately 3,100 meters above sea level, Dochula Pass offers breathtaking panoramic views of...
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