Bhutan's landmarks are unlike anywhere else on earth. Fortress-monasteries guard river confluences, monasteries cling to impossible cliff faces, and glacial valleys shelter endangered wildlife. Every Bhutan & Co. journey includes access to these extraordinary places with expert local guides.
Must VisitTiger's Nest Monastery
Paro Taktsang
Bhutan's most iconic landmark, perched at 3,120m on a sheer cliff face above the Paro Valley. The hike to Taktsang is a rite of passage for every Bhutan visitor.
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Punakha Dzong
Palace of Great Happiness
Set at the confluence of the Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu rivers, Punakha Dzong is widely regarded as the most beautiful fortress-monastery in Bhutan. It serves as the winter seat of the Je Khenpo (chief abbot).
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Phobjikha Valley
Gangtey Valley
A vast glacial valley on the western slopes of the Black Mountains, Phobjikha is the winter home of endangered black-necked cranes and one of Bhutan's most serene landscapes.
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Dochula Pass
108 Memorial Chortens
At 3,100m, Dochula Pass offers panoramic views of the eastern Himalayan range on clear days. The 108 memorial chortens and Druk Wangyal Lhakhang temple make this a photographic highlight.
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Haa Valley
Bhutan's Hidden Western Valley
Bhutan's most pristine and least-visited western valley, Haa offers an authentic glimpse of rural Bhutanese life, ancient temples, and forested hillsides untouched by mass tourism.
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