Known as the “Fortress of the White Bird,” it overlooks the valley with commanding views. Its historic halls and courtyards reflect Bhutan’s monastic and political past.

A holy lake where Pema Lingpa discovered sacred treasures. Visitors come to witness its mystical aura and spiritual importance.

Founded by the great saint Pema Lingpa, it preserves original wall paintings and sacred relics. The temple is central to the valley’s spiritual life.

A sacred monastery where Guru Rinpoche meditated, leaving his body imprint on a rock. It’s one of Bhutan’s most important pilgrimage sites.

A serene monastery high in the mountains, perfect for meditation. The views from here are expansive and breathtaking.

Built in the 7th century, this ancient temple is linked to Bhutan’s spiritual origins. It hosts the colorful Jambay Lhakhang Drup festival.

A unique farm introducing Swiss cheese, honey, and beer production to Bhutan. It’s a mix of local culture with European influence.

A scenic trekking route that passes villages, temples, and forests. It’s one of the best ways to experience the region’s culture and landscapes.