15 Top Tourist Places in Bhutan - 2020
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Best tourist places to visit in Bhutan :
1. Rinpung Dzong - A hamlet town full of monasteries with serenity of Buddhism is located right in the heart of Bhutan. The place is perfect for your sightseeing in Bhutan
2. Punakha suspension bridge - This longest suspension bridge of Bhutan is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the world, Punakha Suspension Bridge in Bhutan was believed to be built by the Buddhist Monk, Thangtong Gyalp.
3. Phobjikha Valley - A valley in the shape of a bowl at 3000 mts. is one of the best places to visit in Bhutan. The valley is also known as Gangteng Valley.
4. Drukgyel Dzong - Ruins of the greatest monastery ever will take you centuries back while you get enchanted by the pure serenity surrounding this place.
5. Chomolhari - An enchanting reward for trekkers. Hike for a few hours and you will reach this magnificent place.
6. National Museum of Bhutan - Established in the year 1968, the National Museum of Bhutan in Ta Dzong at Paro is home to more than 3000 masterpieces and artworks..
7. Tiger's Nest - A place for Buddha's meditation.Tiger's Nest is the most popular and best place to see in Bhutan. A half day trek will take you to this very famous spot where Buddha himself sat for years and meditated.
8. Tashichho Dzong - Largest landmark of Thimphu that stands tall two kilometers away from the main town. It is the main secretariat building which houses the offices of the King and the throne room
9. Motithang Takin Preserve - This national reserve is the home to the national animal of Bhutan.
10. Zuri Dzong - One of the oldest built forts, this ancient fortress dates back to 1352 and is home to the valley's local protector. This is among the best places to visit in Bhutan.
11. Haa valley - This obscurely beautiful valley will give you numerous options to backpack. All you have to do is pack your bags and explore this lush green valley and try traditional Balaneese cuisine.
12. Buddha Dordenma Statue - Do visit this 169 ft tall statue of Lord Buddha, as it will leave you speechless.
13. Chele La Pass - this pass is home to Jomolhari Mountain at 13000 ft. Take your ride over this pass to get mesmerised by the breathtaking views.
14. Dochula Pass - Can you imagine a high altitude mountain pass with 108 Chortens and Stupas? Dochu La most definitely offers this, so do not miss this magnificent mountain pass on your list as it offers perfect sightseeing tour of Bhutan
15. Simply Bhutan - Visit this fantastic museum to witness the true bhutanese culture and get immersed in the vibrant feel of this place. The ticket to museum won’t burn a hole in your pocket either.
Apart from all these best places to see in Bhutan, it has so much to offer like high altitude passes, wildlife reserves, adventure sports, soothing monasteries and much more.
Some Vital Information About Bhutan :
Bhutan is rich with precious culture and diversity. There are so many celebrations that are held here from time to time. Every single village in this country has its own celebration and one of the well-known is the annual Tshechu and it’s a very famous religious festival of this place, so this festival is definitely a must-visit.
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Travel Diary 1- Tashigang Vlog|theHorizon Sailor
It was my first time travelling to Tashigang and exploring other places there. It was really an amazing moment with my friends. Tashigang is really a beautiful place, although we couldn't cover enough places in a single day trip we tried our best to explore the best places. We've always heard about Yonphula and it's beauty and now i can say that i've heard it right, the place is really amazing. And finally, thank you for watching my video.
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Experience PARO Bhutan Like Never Before: Essential Tips
Paro is a picturesque valley town located in the Kingdom of Bhutan and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. The city is the gateway to Bhutan for international travellers, as it houses the country's only international airport. The town is situated in the Paro District which is often called the cultural heart of Bhutan.
In today's video we'll cover the most popular tourist places in Paro including Tiger's Nest, learn about why Bhutan is one of the happiest countries in the world, and I'll also share some tips on travelling to Bhutan, especially for Indians.
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Legend of Paro
01:49 Tashi Namgay Resort
02:17 Paro Town - My first impressions
03:00 Bhutan National Museum (Ta-dzong)
03:50 Lunch at Mountain Cafe, Paro Town
04:05 Rinpung Dzong (Paro Fort)
06:21 Momo Dinner in Paro Town
06:51 Visit to Tiger's Nest
10:29 Legend of Tiger's Nest
11:46 Kyichu Lhakhang (Oldest Buddhist temple of Bhutan)
13:26 Why is Bhutan such a happy place?
14:39 Travel Tips for Bhutan from India
18:23 Next Episode
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Beautiful Samdrup Jongkhar Town In Eastern Bhutan
Samdrup Jongkhar is a town in eastern Bhutan and has got a seat of District Administration. The town is located near Bhutanese and Indian(Assam) border.
Bhutanese people have got a quick access to Indian markets, this means, we can either import or export any goods based on certain norms.
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Nganglam is a small town in Bhutan.
It is located in Pema Gatshel District , it's a beautiful town
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Chiphung Village
Chiphung village under Chimong Gewog (block) in Pema Gatshel is a small village with around 22 households located on the ridge above Drangmechu (Gongri).
It was recently connected with electricity and it has cellular network coverage. It is soon to be connected with the farm road.
Tiger Nest Bhutan – Trekking to Bhutan’s spectacular Monastery | Travelling in Bhutan | Bhutan
This is second video of my Bhutan trip, It's about my trek to Paro Taktsang / Tiger Nest.
Paro Taktsang also known as Tiger’s nest most famous attractions in Bhutan.
The monastery is located 10km to the north of Paro and hangs on cliff at more than 3000 meters (10,000 feet above sea level). The rock slopes are very steep almost vertical, and the monastery buildings are built into the rock face.
Plan your trek as early as possible in the morning to enjoy the perfect weather.
During 5-6km trek you will find a small café midway where you can relax and have some food (there are no other shops in between).
You must pay 500 Indian Currency or Bhutan currency for Tiger’s nest trek, they will provide you small locker at temple and guide who will give you full information and history of monastery.
The small cliffside monastery known as the Tiger's Nest is said to be the meditation site of an eighth-century Buddhist master.
A temple complex was first built in 1692, around the Taktsang Senge Samdup cave where Guru Padmasambhava is said to have meditated for Four Months in the 8th century.
He flew to this place from Tibet on the back of Yeshe Tsogyal, whom he transformed into a flying tigress for the purpose and landed at the cliff, which he anointed as the place for building a monastery. He established Buddhism and the Nyingmapa school of Mahayana Buddhism in Bhutan, and has been considered the “protector saint of Bhutan”.
On April 19, 1998, a fire broke out in the main building of the monastery complex, which contained valuable paintings, artefacts and statues. The fire is believed to have been caused by electrical short-circuiting or flickering butter lamps lighting the hanging tapestries.
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Passing Through Dungsam Dewathang Highway In Eastern Bhutan
I was on the way to Samdrup Jongkhar during my Holidays. I couldn’t go to the main town of Dungsam Deothang.
In the past and even today, the districts of Pemagatshel and Samdrup Jongkhar are commonly referred to as Dungsam. Dungsam consists of five popular villages: Dungsam Dewathang, Dungsam Nganglam, Dungsam Dechheling, Dungsam Khar, and Dungsam Khoi Dung. Pemagathsel has three hills that are shaped like conches, and the name Dungsam comes from these three hills. The word dungkar in the Sharchop dialect means conch, and dung is the shortened form. Sam means three, so Dungsam means three conches in literal terms.
Dungsam Dewathang is a town situated in the southeastern part of Bhutan, near the Indian border. It is one of the five prominent villages in the Dungsam region that encompasses the districts of Pemagatshel and Samdrup Jongkhar. The town is a significant commercial and industrial hub in the region, and it is also home to essential institutions, such as a hospital, a high school, and The Jigme Namgyel Engineering College. The college is a renowned institution in Bhutan, providing quality engineering education to students. Additionally, Dungsam Dewathang boasts stunning landscapes, including lush green forests, rivers, and hills, making it a popular tourist destination. Overall, Dungsam Dewathang is a vibrant and essential town in Bhutan's Dungsam region.
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Kharbandi Gompa OR Rinchending Gompa l Phuentsholing l Bhutan l Dalsingpara l Jaigaon
Dalsingpara and Jaigaon both are situated by the side of Torsa / Torsha River.
Kharbandi Gompa also known as Rinchending Gompa.
A Short Tour of NGANGLAM BHUTAN
Bhutan tour Part 31 || Paro Airport Bhutan || Travelling Bhutan || Beautiful Spots of Bhutan
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How are you? It’s very nice to see you again with another video for you about “Beautiful Spots of Bhutan.” The main purpose of this video is to give an idea about Bhutan. We really want to know unknown and want to see unseen. So I want to say my Bangladeshi viewers who want to go abroad to study, work or immigration purposes, have to travel regional country first before going western countries. If you travel neighboring countries, you will get idea about travelling pros and cons. Otherwise you will suffer much because foreign country is not like yours. This video will help you to understand travelling Bhutan.
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Visiting Bhutan FAQs
Bhuta, Nepal and India travel expert, James Irving, answers Google's most requested questions on travelling to Bhutan.
Jimilangtsho Lake Hike ,Bhutan (4K).
Jimilangtsho Lake Hike, Bhutan.
The hike to Jimi Langtsho Lake starts from Tshaluna Lhakhang which is the last road point of the hike. It takes between (2-2.5 hours) to the first meadow where most of the hikers takes a break and rest before heading further. The hike till this point is a gentle climb all along the small stream which flows all the way from Jimilangtsho Lake.
There are two routes to the second meadow from this meadow:
A. First route to the second Meadow.
This one is to the left which leads you to the small stream below the meadow. If you take this route one has to cross the stream at the second meadow which is seen in this video. We took this particular way till the second meadow. Upon reaching reaching second meadow there is no alternative rather than crossing the stream to get on the right side of the stream by removing your shoes. It was a great outdoor experience while crossing this stream and there is nothing to worry as the stream is small unless there is a heavy rain on the upper valleys.
B.Second route to the second Meadow.(Recommended route)
The other one is on the right side whereby one has to hike uphill for few minutes through the cow herders shed and take left which will lead you straight to the second meadow. If you take this route, there is no need to cross the stream as you will be on the right bank upon reaching second meadow. This is the preferred route but many are unaware of its existence. We came through this route while returning from the Lake and its a better route than the first one.
It takes about 45-60 minutes from first meadow to the second meadow where the route is all along the small stream. The fun doesn't end there and right after crossing the first wooden bridge one has to again cross a smaller stream compared to the first one.
Then comes the second wooden bridge which is last bridge to the Lake and it will take you on the left bank of the stream. It is about 40 minutes from second meadow to this wooden bridge. After crossing the bridge, Its about 30 minutes uphill climb from this point till the waterfall.
One can spot Yellow Poppy (Meconopsis Paniculata) on the way to the waterfall. This is also one of the rare flower and can be seen only in few places in Bhutan including Nubtshonapata Trekking route. The flower can be witnessed in the months between June-Early August.
After crossing waterfall it takes only about 20 minutes to the mighty Jimilangtsho lake.
our group made it to the lake in six hours from Tshaluna lhakhang covering a distance of 10.80 KM but it is possible to make it between 4-5 hours depending upon how fast you can walk and the resting hours you enjoy on the hike.
It is one of the largest lake in Bhutan. The lake is surrounded by small shrubs in all three sides except the north bank. There is also a small cave at the left end of the lake where one can seek cover from rain and sun. The best view is from the North bank where one can get the view of the entire lake.
Hike Distance from Tshaluna Lhakhang to Jimilangtsho Lake : 10.80 KM
Total Distance To & Fro : 22 KM
Hike duration from Tshaluna Lhakhang to Jimilangtsho Lake: between 4- 6 hours depending how fast you hike and the resting duration you take.
Total Duration : 8-12 hours (To & Fro).
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Cute Bhutanese Girl Explains The Culture & Tradition Of Bhutan In Simply Bhutan Museum| Thimpu| Ep-3
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I went to Bhutan in October-November, 2022 and this is the third part of my journey in Thimpu where I have covered the best museum of Bhutan, none other than a living museum named Simply Bhuitan. Simply Bhutan gives you a basic idea about the culture, tradition and way of living of old school Bhutanese people.You will also get to see some cinematic shots of Bhutan and a virtual trip through my lens. A full travel series will follow and this is just episode 3. Stay Tuned for the upcoming episodes where I will head to Punakha, Paro & Haa Valley.
India to Bhutan Route Guide:-
1. Board train from Howrah/Sealdah station to New Jalpaiguri/Siliguri station - Reach Hasimara station - Take a share auto to Jaigaon Bhutan Gate.
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2. Board train from Howrah/Sealdah station to New Jalpaiguri/Siliguri station - Book cab directly till Jaigaon Bhutan Gate.
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3. Land at Bagdogra, Siliguri Airport - Book cab directly till Jaigaon Bhutan Gate
Our Hotel details:-
Hotel at Jaigaon:- Satyam Hotel & Restaurant
Address:- N.S. Road, near Bhutan, Gate, Jaigaon, West Bengal 736182
Hotel at Thimpu, Bhutan:- Bhutan Boutique Residency (3 Star Hotel)
Address:- Center of Thimphu Town, Opposite Taj Tashi, Thimphu 11001 Bhutan
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2:02- Simply Bhutan Museum
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14:25- Outro
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Driving Around Phuentsholing Town
Phuntsholing lies near Indian border (Jaigaon) and falls under Chhukha District. Many people use to come here in Phuntsholing to buy goods from Jaigaon. As of now, Phuntsholing is the main business hub of Bhutanese people.
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Dechenphug Tshechu 2018
Annual Thimphu Dechenphug Tshechu - Festival 19th October 2018. It’s an annual event and happens on 10th Day of The Ninth Bhutanese month. #bhutan #annualfestival #dechenphugtshechu #bhutanmajestictravel
Monsoon, Moons and Magic | Rainy Days and Summer Eats in Bhutan
Along with the pleasant heat, summer in the Himalayas also brings in the occasional monsoon rains, spectacular clouds, stunning skies and moonrises that are simply magical.
What better way to embrace the unpredictable weather than to go on short walks around Thimphu and find refuge in its many cafes and restaurants once the skies unleash some rain. I once believed that autumn is my favorite season in Bhutan, until spring came. Then summer too, has its magic and charm that is simply hard to fold away with the umbrella.
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