Home to Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Paro Dzong, and a scenic valley of farms and forests—most international journeys start and end here.

Bhutan’s capital blends monasteries, markets, and cafés. Visit Tashichho Dzong, Buddha Dordenma, Memorial Chorten, and the lively weekend market.

The former capital, famous for Punakha Dzong at the confluence of two rivers, mild winter climate, rice terraces, and long suspension bridges.

A quiet, scenic corner of eastern Bhutan, Trashiyangtse is known for its beautiful Chorten Kora, traditional woodcraft, and peaceful river valleys. It’s a great place to see everyday village life, walk gentle trails along the Kholong Chu, and visit remote monasteries with very few other tourists—perfect for travelers who want a slower, more authentic Bhutan experience

A wide glacial valley known for Gangtey Monastery, easy nature trails, and black-necked cranes that migrate here in winter. Peaceful and scenic.

Often called the spiritual heart of Bhutan, with ancient temples, gentle hikes, and traditional village life spread across four connected valleys.

Dominated by a dramatic ridge-top dzong and watchtower museum, Trongsa offers deep royal history and sweeping views over central Bhutan.