Paro is the first city you will visit after entering the beautiful country. It is because the only international airport is situated in this city. Situated alongside the Paro River the city reflects vibrant natural beauty, culture, and colorful tradition.

Here you will visit the Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest) Buddhist Monastery. The valley is also famous for terrace farming of red rice.

Thimphu is the Royal capital of Bhutan. It is situated on the bank of the Raidak River, the city dotted with scenic landscapes and mountain peaks.

Visit ancient fortress-monastery Memorial Chorten, Tashichho Dzong, Kuensel Phodrang(Buddha Point), National Institute of Traditional Medicine, Dochula, National Heritage Museum, Changangkha Lakhang, and many more.

Punakha Dzong is also known as Pungtang Dewa Chhenbi Phodrang which means ‘the place of happiness and bliss'. Punakha Dzong monastery was built in the 17th century by the first Bhutanese Zhubdrung Rinpoche in 1637-38

Punakha has a serene tourist attraction with a marvelous view. The pleasant climate and cultural diversity attract many tourists here.

Bumthang or Jakar Valley is famously the oldest Buddhist temple and monastery. It is also known as ‘Little Switzerland. One may not watch the Swiss mountains here but can taste Swiss cheese.

Located in central-eastern, the Bumthang Dzongkhag valley consists of four valleys Ura, Chumey, Tang, and Choekhar. Covering with buckwheat, rice fields, and apple orchards the valley shares the most serene views in Bhutan.

Phuentsholing is a border town in Sothers Bhutan in Chukha District. Phuentsholing is Gateway to Bhutan near the Indian town Jaigaon.

People from various countries come here to visit Bhutan. The major tourist attractions are Karbandi Monastery, Bhutanese Gate, Chukha Hydrothermal Project, and Amo Chhou. This is a magnificent town that reflects Bhutan culture with proximity.