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1. Druk Factory
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Samchi, Western Bhutan, Bhutan
the famous jam and preserves factory. yum! wonder if its still there. i was in samchi in 1985 or so
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Punakha, Western Bhutan, Bhutan
Situated along the road from Thimphu to Punaka, Douchu La Pass is the highest point between the two cities at an elevation of 10,200 feet. Here at this pass you are..
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Paro, Western Bhutan, Bhutan
Constructed in 1692, Taksang is one of Bhutan's most famous monasteries. It is perched on the mountainside at an elevation of 3,120 metres (10,200 feet). Taksang..
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Paro, Western Bhutan, Bhutan
Established in 1968 within the converted watchtower of the Paro Dzong, the National Museum of Bhutan was created to showcase the country's culture and traditions. it..
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Paro, Western Bhutan, Bhutan
Originating from the 7th Century, Kyichu Lhakhang is on of the oldest monasteries within which is one of the most sacred shrines in Bhutan. It is an important..
6. Paro Valley
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Western Bhutan, Bhutan
A green bowl shaped valley surrounded by lagged mountains, Paro Valley is one of the main historical valleys of Bhutan, and is home to a number of famous cultural..
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Thimpu, Western Bhutan, Bhutan
Tango Monastery, also known as the Horse's Head monastery, is a 15th century monastic school. It is considered to be the residence of Desi Tenzin Rabgye, a young boy..
8. Thimphu
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Thimpu, Western Bhutan, Bhutan
Capital of Bhutan. Lots of nicely decorated buildings and the royal palace. Relaxed lifestyle and very friendly people.
9. Sangay Gang
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Thimpu, Western Bhutan, Bhutan
It is nice place for fresh air breathing and enjoy the scenery!
10. Drukgyel Dzong
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Paro, Western Bhutan, Bhutan
The Drukgyel Dzong was built in 1646 along one of the routes to Tibet by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal to commemorate his victory over the Tibetan Invaders. Drukgyel Dzong..
