A grand fortress-monastery that houses the throne room and government offices. Its intricate Bhutanese architecture and serene courtyards make it a must-visit landmark in the capital.

One of the oldest temples in Thimphu, perched on a ridge overlooking the city. Parents bring children here for blessings.

A traditional Bhutanese house showcasing rural life, culture, and heritage. It gives visitors a glimpse into Bhutan’s lifestyle and traditions.

Dedicated to Bhutan’s rich weaving traditions and textile arts. It displays intricate patterns, royal garments, and traditional looms.

A whitewashed stupa built in memory of Bhutan’s third king. Locals circumambulate daily, creating a vibrant spiritual atmosphere.

Home to Bhutan’s national animal, the takin, a unique goat-antelope species. The preserve is a mix of wildlife conservation and folklore.

A bustling riverside market where locals sell produce, handicrafts, and incense. It’s a lively cultural hub full of colors and flavors.

Towering over Thimphu Valley, this massive golden statue of Buddha offers panoramic views. The site is deeply spiritual and a peaceful place for meditation.