Bhutan is a small nation tucked away in the heart of east Himalayas. The small country has been in a state of self-imposed isolation for almost its entire existence which led to the development of a unique culture and traditions. The country opened its doors to the outside world only few decades back and it has been on the list of a lot of travel fanatics to experience its rich traditional heritage ever since then.
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The memorial chorten in Thimphu was built in the honor of the Third King of Bhutan. The Tibetan style white washed stupa is crowned with a golden crescent moon and the sun.
Taktsang translates to The Tiger’s Nest. The monastery is situated 900 meters above the Paro valley precariously perched on a cliff. It has an equally fascinating history.
Zhabdrung built the Punakha Dzong in 1637. According to the narratives, the chief carpenter “Zow Balep” who was commissioned to construct the Dzong had a vision of the
The 51 meter statue of Buddha Shakyamuni sits atop a hill overlooking the Thimphu valley. Buddha Dordenma statue is one of the most prominent landmarks of Thimphu city.