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National Memorial Chorten
A sacred stupa honoring Bhutan’s third king, deeply woven into the spiritual life of Thimphu.
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Simtokha Dzong
The dzong combines ancient architecture, administrative heritage, and religious significance, making it a must-visit historical landmark.
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Punakha Dzong Punakha
Located at the confluence of the Mo and Po Rivers forming the Puna Tsang River, it is a fortress and monastery of exceptional historical and religious significance.
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Chimi Lhakhang
A sacred fertility temple known for its unique rituals and historical connection to Drukpa Kunley, featuring symbols believed to drive away evil spirits and bring blessings.
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Tashichho Dzong
A striking white-walled fortress with golden roofs, Tashichho Dzong is home to Bhutan’s central monastic body and government offices, offering visitors a glimpse of Bhutanese spirituality, culture, and architecture.
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Thimphu Zoo
See the “Takin,” Bhutan’s national and legendary animal, learn about the history, legends, and Buddhist beliefs associated with the Takin
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Tachog Lhakhang
The monastery features an iron chain bridge built by Thangtong Gyalpo and offers a scenic view of the two rivers merging; visitors must walk about 100 meters from the parking or viewpoint to reach the bridge.
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Rinchen Pung Dzong
A historic fortress-monastery with panoramic views of Paro Valley, featuring intricately carved wooden structures, temples, courtyards, and the annual Paro Tshechu festival.
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National Museum of Bhutan
The museum spans six floors, displaying traditional costumes, weapons, coins, tools, stamps, bronze statues, and paintings—showcasing Bhutanese art and heritage.
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Kuenselphodrang Big Buddha
The 51-meter-tall bronze Buddha statue overlooks panoramic views of Thimphu city and houses numerous small gilded Buddha statues inside.
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Taktsang Monastery
Perched dramatically on a cliff 914 meters above Paro valley, Taktsang Monastery is a sacred pilgrimage site where Guru Padmasambhava meditated, introducing Buddhism to Bhutan.
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