Paro International Airport is the only international airport in Bhutan and tourists can reach there from many places.
There are no railway stations in Bhutan the closest to it is in the Dooars from where tourists can enter Bhutan.
Located on the cliffside of the upper Paro valley is the majestic Tigers Nest Monastery. This Monastery is one of the most famous places in Bhutan. It is a one-of-a-kind monastery along a cliff with a stunning view and peaceful ambiance. The architecture of this monastery alone makes it worth the visit. This monastery holds an immense amount of archeological, religious, and cultural importance for the country of Bhutan. Believed to be built in 1652 this place was used for teaching and meditation. The atmosphere and the scenic beauty only add to the surrounding view of the monastery making it a must-visit site.
Located in Pheuntsholing along the banks of the AmoChhuriver this crocodile breeding center is known for preserving and breeding endangered species of crocodiles. This place is a definite visit for animal lovers. This center aims at increasing the number of different species of crocodiles and alligators. Travelers can see different species of crocodiles and alligators sunbathing along the riverside. This place is a one-of-a-kind experience in Bhutan and surely a memorable one too. Travelers can observe large aquatic reptiles in their semi-natural habitats. This center breeds crocodiles nurtures them and then releases them into a wildlife sanctuary in Bhutan.
The capital of the country and the official residence of Bhutan’s royal family, this city has an abundance of luxury places, and tourist attractions among many other things. This city has the perfect mix of tradition, cultures, diverse history, and modern marvels. Located in the western part of the country Thimphu has a long list of monasteries, museums, and other places to visit. It is known for its spectacular scenery and rich culture. Travelers can visit the Thimphu Dzong and buy things at the weekend market or go trekking to the Tango Goemba. The city of Thimpu is one of the best cities to visit in Bhutan.
Located in the Punakha valley which is one of the most beautiful places in Bhutan Punakha Dzong is the most beautiful Dzong in the country. When spring season comes this Dzong grows even more beautiful due to the lilac-colored Jacaranda trees that are in full bloom. It is the winter destination of the official monk body and one of the most popular attractions of Bhutan. Also known as the palace of great happiness or bliss this gorgeous six-storied monument has a gold dome on top. Tourists can visit this place and experience its bliss and scenic beauty.
A small town situated in the Paro valley, Paro is one of the most beautiful and historic valleys of Bhutan and the widest in the kingdom. Home to about 155 temples and monasteries dating back to the olden times and is also the only international airport of Bhutan. It has mesmerizing landscapes, and serene beauty and contains some of the best attractions in this country. Paro is full of must-visit places like The Tigers nest or the Taktsang, Rinpung Dzong, the National Museum of Bhutan, and the Paro weekend market among many others. This town is one of the best visits to Bhutan.
Being a country with a mountainous landscape Bhutan is linked with a series of passes. Chele La Pass is the highest motorable road pass in Bhutan. The pass offers beautiful views of many majestic peaks including Mt Jhomolari which stands at a height of 22000 ft, Jichu Drake as well as the views of both valleys, Paro and Haa. Two hours away from Paro this pass has untouched forests and diverse flora and fauna. The slopes of the mountains are covered in White Poppy and this pass is full of frozen rivers, waterfalls, rhododendron forests, and roadside springs.