Attractions of Bhutan

Attractions of Bhutan The size of the state is small, so even with a short trip there is a chance to see the most interesting places.

Before deciding what to see in Bhutan, decide how much you are willing to spend on excursions and with whom you plan to go on them.

Buddha DordenmaBuddha Dordenma is one of the newly created sights of Bhutan (date of construction - 2010), which cannot ...
23/06/2022

Buddha Dordenma
Buddha Dordenma is one of the newly created sights of Bhutan (date of construction - 2010), which cannot be ignored. With a height of more than fifty meters, Buddhaharupa of Buddha Shakyamuni occupies the 23rd place among the existing statues in the world, and for its construction it was necessary to pay a total of about one hundred million dollars. The statue is a temple on the territory of the ruined palace complex of Sherab Wangchuck and has a gold finish, and inside there are more than a hundred sculptural images of the saint with a precious coating. The decoration of the temple makes an indelible impression with its luxury.

Drukgyal Dzong FortressThe Drukgyal Dzong fortress is the ruins of an ancient settlement in the western part of the coun...
22/06/2022

Drukgyal Dzong Fortress
The Drukgyal Dzong fortress is the ruins of an ancient settlement in the western part of the country, which in the past were an important strategic object. Like most local structures, it is both a Buddhist monastery and a fortress, and the Drukgyal Dzong was built after a great victory over neighboring Tibet dating back to the 17th century. Unfortunately, now most of the fortification complex is in a deplorable state - in the middle of the last century there was a large-scale fire here, and the local authorities have not yet carried out reconstruction.

Trashi Cho Dzong MonasteryTrashi-Cho-Dzong Monastery is a popular, but most of the time closed to tourist attractions in...
22/06/2022

Trashi Cho Dzong Monastery
Trashi-Cho-Dzong Monastery is a popular, but most of the time closed to tourist attractions in Bhutan, which serves as the official residence of the local Supreme Lama. In this building, meetings of the court and the Bhutanese government are held. Unlike ordinary monks, the local ministers of the monasteries constantly communicate with people, not observing a reclusive lifestyle. Celebrations for children are regularly held here, you can talk on religious topics or simply observe the traditions and lifestyle of the inhabitants of Trashi-Cho-Dzong. The best time to visit here is the Thimphu Tsechu holiday, during which you can join the thousands of spectators of exciting shows and theatrical performances.

City of ParoThe city of Paro is a famous landmark of Bhutan, located in the valley of the same name and distinguished by...
21/06/2022

City of Paro
The city of Paro is a famous landmark of Bhutan, located in the valley of the same name and distinguished by its ancient history. For many centuries, it was through this settlement at an altitude of about 2.5 thousand meters that the only way to Tibet passed, which is a sacred kingdom for Buddhists. Until our times, buildings with unique interior decoration and unique paintings have survived almost intact. In terms of prosperity, Paro is the leader among Bhutanese cities.

Punakha DzongPunakha Dzong is a traditional style complex that performs both a protective and spiritual function. The mo...
21/06/2022

Punakha Dzong
Punakha Dzong is a traditional style complex that performs both a protective and spiritual function. The monastery was erected in the 15th century at the place where the two rivers Pho Chu and Mo Chu join, and so that the enemy could not attack unnoticed, the builders provided only one way to the fortress - along a steep stone staircase. Huge strong gates provide additional protection to the inhabitants. Being at a height of 1200 meters, the building reflects the greatness of Buddhism and the talent of the architect, who managed to create an impregnable fort with an elegant visual appearance.

Taktsang Lhakhang MonasteryBuddhist monastery Taktsang-lakhang, "hovering" over the abyssTaktsang Lhakhang Monastery is ...
20/06/2022

Taktsang Lhakhang Monastery

Buddhist monastery Taktsang-lakhang, "hovering" over the abyss
Taktsang Lhakhang Monastery is a Buddhist temple located in the highlands and striking with incredible panoramic views of the slopes, gorges, passes and peaks. The monastery is built in such a way that it seems that it is floating in weightlessness, while remaining the embodiment of spirituality and strength. This place is advised when travelers ask what to see in Bhutan for familiarization with mystical customs and deep inner relaxation. Several viewing platforms have been specially equipped for tourists; you can also admire the mountain peaks from the balconies.

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50 Let Oktyabrya Ulica , Bld. 1/2, Appt. 54
Kryvyi Rih
32585

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