A sacred monastery believed to be blessed by a flying black and white pigeon. It’s central to Haa’s spiritual life.

A fortress overlooking the valley, one of the oldest in Bhutan. It offers insight into Bhutan’s early religious and defensive architecture.

Once a fortress, it now houses military offices. Its imposing presence dominates the town of Haa.

Situated near the White Temple, this monastery has a mysterious aura. The two temples together represent spiritual balance.

The highest motorable road in Bhutan connecting Haa and Paro. Covered in prayer flags, it offers spectacular Himalayan views.

Traditional hamlets with stone houses and farmland. Walking through them gives an authentic sense of Bhutanese rural life.

Celebrates nomadic traditions with folk dances, archery, and yak herding. It’s a colorful immersion into local culture.

Numerous trails run through alpine forests, streams, and meadows. Perfect for light trekking and birdwatching.