Hike to
ancient dzongs, meet local families, wander through serene monasteries, discover unique artistic traditions, and witness one of Bhutan's spectacular local festivals.
Bhutan is known for its monasteries, fortresses,
called dzongs, and dramatic landscapes that range from subtropical plains to steep mountains and valleys.
The word «tshechu» in the Bhutanese language means «an annual religious festival», and these festivals are held in many temples, monasteries and
dzongs across Bhutan, on the 10th day of a month of...
We also journeyed out to Punakha Dzong, said to be the most
beautiful dzong in Bhutan.
They show you every temple,
dzong (fort) and official site, including the capital's zoo, complete with every official national animal — like the legendary cross between a cow and goat.
After a late - afternoon photo shoot with the monks in the courtyard of
the dzong, return to the hotel and gather for a welcome dinner.
This is the land of dramatic mountain scenery, Buddhism, prayer wheels,
dzongs, ancient traditions, chilies and cheese, rice terraces, and some of the most beautiful woodworking you will ever see.
Inside of
the dzongs, you can tour the courtyards and temples.