Trashiyangtse Tour Information, Places to Visit in Trashiyangtse - Book budget trips with Dreamcaster Tours

If you want to know when you have enter this wonderful town with much solace and bliss, it is the rumbling voice of river water which flows by. The entire area is filled with fig trees and alpine forests which gives this valley a majestic view. Filled with natural beauty, flora and fauna amongst its Dzongs; it’s something which is nowhere else. It’s a place famous for destinations like Rigsum Ggonpa, Dechenphodrang ney, Omba ney, Gongza ney and Gom Kora Standing at an elevation of 1880 m, its nature’s beauty at its best!

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Places of interest around Trashiyangtse

Chorten Kora

Modeled after Boudhanath Stupa of Nepal; it’s a Chorten which speaks of Buddhist culture in every sense. It is in this place that world famous Dapka Kkora festival is celebrated on 15th day of the 3rd month or February 28th – 15th March; Huge gathering covers the large white spread in front of the Chorten to see this festival. It is said that it was built by Lama Ngawang Loday. It is here where demon was subdued and that it why chorten kora has got so much importance.

Zorig Chusum

It is a popular and an exotic place to see in Bhutan. If you are one of them who would love to explore the culture and the land of Bhutan, this is the place to be. This Institute of 13 Arts and Craft offers a good insight into Bhutanese woodwork and paper-making. Traditional wooden bowls, Bhutanese masks are what is must be seen.

Bomdeling Wildlife Sanctuary

It is located in the north western part of the kingdom andis amazingly huge, covering an area of about 1,545 sq. km. This place is home with wild animals like red pandas, Himalayan black bears, barking deers, black – necked cranes, tigers and leopards. It’s a good idea to spend some days in Trashiyangtse, Bhutan. Be here for a lifetime experience!

Trashiyangtse Dzong

Trashiyangtse Dzong meaning ‘Fortress of Auspicious Fortune’, was re-built in 1656 by Terton Pema Lingpa from the ruins of Dongdi Dzong of 9th century. It was further renovated and sanctified by a sacred consecration ceremony in 2005.

Bomdelling

A pleasant walk of about three hours from Chorten Kora, Bomdeling is an annual migration place for black-necked craens, which fly over from nearby Tibet to pass the winter months in a warmer climate.