A hilltop fortress overlooking the Gamri River. It was once a key defense post and remains the district’s administrative hub.

A small but spiritually significant temple located in a peaceful village. It’s tied to Bhutan’s early Buddhist history.

A government project preserving traditional weaving. Visitors can see artisans at work and purchase exquisite fabrics.

A lively market where farmers sell produce and textiles. It reflects the bustling life of eastern Bhutan.

Famous for its handwoven raw silk textiles. It’s often called the “Rice Bowl of the East.

Bhutan’s oldest university, set in Kanglung. The campus offers a blend of modern education and scenic surroundings.

A lush valley known for rice fields and weaving communities. It’s a cultural and scenic highlight of the region.

A temple where Guru Rinpoche meditated. It’s especially famous for its vibrant annual festival.