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Highlights: For all those interested in how administration of a country took place in the past era must visit the Tongsa Dzong to witness it. The place is also a major monastic complex with over 200 monks with whom you can interact. You can also visit the Ta Dzong which is a watch tower and was initially built with the purpose of watching enemies. Location: It is located at the Trongsa District in Bhutan. Timings: You can visit the place as and when you like, there are no timing restrictions. Pricing: It is completely free of cost.Bhutan on your travel list? Browse Bhutan Packages for a truly memorable visit.

The National park was established in the year 1995 and is around 1723 sq. km. in area. The park borders over 31 cute little villages and shelters one of the oldest founding tribes of Bhutan, Oyleps. The Jigme national park was originally named as the ‘Black Mountain Park’ as it is situated in the Black Mountain, separating the eastern and western Bhutan. 20% of the park is ruled by the gorgeous yet dangerous animal, Tiger.Apart from it, the golden langur, musk deer, red panda and Asiatic elephants are few wild animals you might see moving around in the forest. Highlights: Trekking in the exotic Phobjheka valley where the mystic Black Necked crane dwells; a sanctuary of more than 450 species of birds; third largest park in the country; Location: Near to Trongsa Dist, central Bhutan Best Season: Between November and March Cost: N/A

The palace stands as a testament to Bhutanese architecture, featuring traditional woodwork, intricate carvings, and ornate murals. Surrounded by lush landscapes and panoramic views of the Black Mountains, Thruepang Palace offers visitors a glimpse into Bhutan's regal past and the serene beauty of its natural surroundings. The tranquil ambiance and historical importance make it a must-visit destination for those interested in Bhutan's rich heritage. Visitors can explore the palace's interior, adorned with royal artifacts, and immerse themselves in the timeless elegance that once housed Bhutan's revered monarchs.