Few years ago, all residential and commercial establishments from Punakha were relocated to a newly developed township which came to be known as Khuruthang. Click here to read all blogs from our Bhutan Backpacking Trip Located around 5 kms from Punakha Dzong on the bank of River Puna Tsang Chu, Khuruthang is still being developed and […]
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Punakha Dzong: Most beautiful Dzong in Bhutan
Punakha Dzong is undoubtedly the most beautiful and charming Dzong in Bhutan, standing tall right at the confluence of two rivers Pho Chhu (Father River) and Mo Chhu (Mother River). You will be completely mesmerized with this Dzong, especially in spring when it is enveloped by lilac coloured Jacaranda flowers spread against the white washed towering walls. Click here to […]
Chimi Lhakhang : Best of Bhutan Temples
If you would have chuckled seeing penis paintings and souvenirs (Phallus) while roaming in Bhutan streets, then the answer to all your curiosity lies in Chimi Lhakhang. One of Bhutan‘s best temples and also most unique temples, Chimi Lhakhang stands on a hillock, few kilometers before Punakha. Click here to read all blogs from our […]
Dochula Pass, Bhutan: Tribute to Martyrs
108 chortens at Dochula Pass (Also known as Druk Wangyal Khang Zhang Chortens) are a wonderful example of the way Bhutanese culture cherishes the humanitarian values. Click here to read all blogs from our Bhutan Backpacking Trip These chortens have been built on a hillock right in the center of Dochula Pass to honour the Royal Bhutan Army […]