Bhutan’s most iconic cliffside monastery, perched dramatically on a mountain. The hike up offers both spiritual and scenic rewards.

The highest motorable pass in Bhutan, with panoramic Himalayan vistas. Fields of prayer flags flutter in the wind, creating a spiritual atmosphere.

One of Bhutan’s oldest and holiest temples, built in the 7th century. Its peaceful gardens and ancient prayer wheels attract pilgrims year-round.

Housed in a circular watchtower, the museum showcases Bhutanese art, history, and relics. It provides deep insight into local heritage.

Sometimes called the “Mini Taktsang,” this cliffside monastery is less crowded but equally scenic. It offers a peaceful retreat.

A fortress with splendid wooden architecture and rich wall paintings. It’s also the site of the famous Paro Tsechu festival.

Known for its fertile fields, picturesque villages, and serene landscapes. Exploring the valley is a journey into Bhutanese countryside life.

The ruins of a historic fortress built to commemorate Bhutan’s victory over Tibetan invaders. It offers striking views of the sacred Mount Jomolhari.