Bhutan, the land of Gross National Happiness, has been attracting tourists from all around the world for years now, with its stunning landscape and unique culture. However, most people only visit Thimphu or Paro – two of Bhutan’s largest cities – never venturing out of them to explore the country’s smaller towns and villages. Trashigang, in particular, tends to be overlooked by tourists looking to visit Bhutan. So why should you consider adding this northern town to your itinerary? There are plenty of reasons and let us tell you why!

If you’re already planning to visit Bhutan and the capital city of Thimphu, but are looking to see more than what the capital city has to offer, check out Trashigang, an impressive new addition to Bhutan’s touristic routes that no traveller should miss out on! This region offers breathtaking scenery, both in terms of beauty and in terms of cultural significance, making it an essential part of any Bhutanese tour. Visit Trashigang on a Luxury tour to Bhutan.

Trashigang is one of the few places in the country that has not been influenced by modernization. The town is located above the Drangme Chhu River on the east side of the valley, and is surrounded by mountains and dense forests. The drive from Thimphu to Trashigang will take about 13 hours by private vehicle covering up the 400 km distance. Along the way, you’ll pass through lush, green rice fields with houses made of bamboo and tin roofs.

There are many unique attractions that you can visit while in Trashigang. The most famous attraction in Trashigang is the Dzong, which dominates the town and was built in 1659 to defend against Tibetan invaders. The dzong has been renovated recently and now features a large museum, library, and art gallery. Visitors can also climb the watchtower (Tshokhang) on top of the building to enjoy amazing views over Trashigang and its surroundings. You can also watch out nearby attractions showcasing the history of Bhutanese culture.

With its small population, Trashigang is one of the least visited dzongs in Bhutan. Nevertheless, this little town has a lot to offer visitors who are looking for an off-the-beaten-path destination as well as looking for Luxury tour to Bhutan. The Dzong, or fortress on the hilltop, is not only the symbol of power for the valley but also offers sweeping views of the village below.