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Tashichho Dzong lies on the northern edge of Thimphu, beside the tranquil Wang Chu River. It serves both as a majestic fortress and a Buddhist monastery. It is also known as the "Fortress of the Glorious Religion." Furthermore, the Dzong is an excellent example of Bhutan's architectural grandeur. It was built in 1216 by Lama Gyalwa Lhanangpa and later expanded. The Dzong embodies Bhutan's rich history and cultural depth. Today, Tashichho Dzong serves a dual purpose. It houses the nation's government and serves as the summer residence of the Chief Abbot.The Dzong's architecture is a sight to behold. It is characterised by its whitewashed walls, golden roofs, and intricate woodwork. As dusk falls, the fortress lights up, offering a breathtaking view against Thimphu Valley's backdrop. The Dzong is also an important site of Bhutanese culture and spirituality. It hosts the famous Thimphu Tshechu festival, which is a spectacle of colour, dance, and music.Visiting Tashichho Dzong offers you insights into the essence of Bhutanese life. Here, the past and present intertwine, offering a glimpse into the soul of Bhutan. Tashichho Dzong is a must-visit for anyone looking to learn about Bhutan's heritage.Dreaming of a honeymoon in Bhutan? Discover our tailored Bhutan Tour Package For Couple.

Tashichho Dzong lies on the northern edge of Thimphu, beside the tranquil Wang Chu River. It serves both as a majestic fortress and a Buddhist monastery. It is also known as the "Fortress of the Glorious Religion." Furthermore, the Dzong is an excellent example of Bhutan's architectural grandeur. It was built in 1216 by Lama Gyalwa Lhanangpa and later expanded. The Dzong embodies Bhutan's rich history and cultural depth. Today, Tashichho Dzong serves a dual purpose. It houses the nation's government and serves as the summer residence of the Chief Abbot.The Dzong's architecture is a sight to behold. It is characterised by its whitewashed walls, golden roofs, and intricate woodwork. As dusk falls, the fortress lights up, offering a breathtaking view against Thimphu Valley's backdrop. The Dzong is also an important site of Bhutanese culture and spirituality. It hosts the famous Thimphu Tshechu festival, which is a spectacle of colour, dance, and music.Visiting Tashichho Dzong offers you insights into the essence of Bhutanese life. Here, the past and present intertwine, offering a glimpse into the soul of Bhutan. Tashichho Dzong is a must-visit for anyone looking to learn about Bhutan's heritage.Dreaming of a honeymoon in Bhutan? Discover our tailored Bhutan Tour Package For Couple.

Built in the memory of the third Druk Gyalpo (Head of Kingdom) of Bhutan, the National Memorial Chorten is devoted to World Peace. The Chorten started gaining popularity amongst the localities when various major Buddhist religious festivals started taking place at the Chorten and it is one of the best places to see in Thimphu Bhutan. The word “Chorten” literally translates to “Seat of Faith”, and the structure itself has become an important part of the Bhutanese culture. You can spot various Buddhists circumambulating around the Chorten all throughout the day. The Memorial also attracts a lot of tourists from around the world due to its architectural and deep connection with Bhutan’s rich culture.Situated well within the capital city Thimphu. the Stupa was initially built in the year 1974 and thereafter, witnessed a massive renovation in the year 2008. The Chorten is also famous as the “most visible religious structure of Bhutan.” Unlike other traditional Stupas, this monument does not enshrine any of the human remains. It holds only one photo of Druk Gyalpo in traditional Bhutanese dress in the massive hall on the ground floor.