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Trashigang

Dive into the vibrant heart of Trashigang, Bhutan! Feel the buzz of colorful markets, soak in stunning views of terraced rice fields, and wander ancient dzongs steeped in history. Savor spicy momos, embrace the warm smiles of locals, and trek through breathtaking landscapes. This enchanting gem is your gateway to adventure and cultural discovery—don’t miss it!

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Culture4.4/5

Trashigang Dzong བཀྲིས་སྒང་རྫོང་།

Welcome to Trashigang Dzong, the "jewel of the east" in Bhutan! This magnificent fortress overlooks the picturesque Trashigang 11001, offering breathtaking views for travelers. Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of Bhutan as you explore the colorful temples, admire intricate woodwork, and experience the warm Bhutanese hospitality. Don't miss the annual Trashigang Tsechu festival for a dose of traditional dancing and merriment!

Landmark4/5

Trashigang Lower Town

Landmark4.4/5

Chazam Bridge

Culture4.6/5

Rangjung Woesel Choling Dratshang

Culture3/5

Kharshung Lhakhang

Landmark4.3/5

Trashigang Dzong viewpoint

Shop4.8/5

PEMA LHENDRUP HANDICRAFT

Eat3.6/5

Lepcha Hotel

Eat5/5

Utpel restaurant

Eat5/5

Coffee Cafe Restaurant

Stays

Stay5/5

Rangjung Woesel Choling Dratshang Guest House

Stay4.4/5

Lingkhar Lodge

Stay4.3/5

Druk Deothjung Resort

Stay4.3/5

Lengkhar Resort

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384 h

16 Days Amazing Bhutan From East to West

Explore deep inside Bhutan from the remotest alpine village in the east to the capital city in the west giving you insights into the food, cultural and linguistic diversity of a small Kingdom of less than 800,000 population. There are around 20 languages spoken across the country and on this trip, you will come across communities speaking 7 different languages, enjoy stunning landscapes dotted with secluded ornate temples and pristine environment rich in countless flora and fauna. You'll travel through hearts of 4 eastern districts - Trashigang, Trashiyangtse, Mongar & Lhuentse; 2 central districts - Bumthang & Trongsa; and 4 western districts - Wangdue Phodrang, Punakha, Thimphu & Paro. In Trashigang, you'll visit a remote village of Merak and spend 2 nights with the local community to understand their unique customs and culture, explore the pristine village. Merak and its neighboring village Sakteng was opened to tourism only in 2010 with great caution to safeguard its uniqueness.

$5,605.00

408 h

17 Days Wild East Rodung La Trek From Central to Eastern Bhutan

Trek from Bumthang to the far east of Bhutan, passing through pristine mountains. The untouched ecosystems combined with the rich cultural experiences make this one a must for anyone visiting Bhutan. The route was once an important trade road in the past but has fallen into disuse since the advent of modern roads in Bhutan. It is now mainly used as a hiking trail and quite often used by the cow herders especially from Lhuentse in eastern Bhutan where you will spend a day resting and sightseeing (Day 10). While the Rodung La Trek does not ascend to very high altitudes, it is still fairly challenging as the trail covers some fairly steep climbs and descents. The trail takes you from Bumthang in Central Bhutan to Trashiyangtse in the far eastern reaches of the kingdom.