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Top Ten Most Popular Tourist Attractions in Bhutan

National Monument

This landmark building was built according to the idea of King Jigme Dorje wangchuck III of Bhutan (the father of modern Bhutan) to commemorate world peace and prosperity. 1974 stupa died after it was built. This is not only to commemorate the late king, but also to build a monument for world peace, and it is also the most concentrated place where the Thimphu people turn towers every day. Locals believe that turrets can wash away the sins committed before. This is also the landmark building of Thimphu.

State general post office

Bhutan is a famous stamp designer and producer in the world. He won many awards at the World Stamp Exhibition. All kinds of stamps are a major feature of this country. Try the personal portrait stamps here, or buy the unique CD stamps in the world. You can make 3D stamps. This is a very interesting experience (personal portrait stamp 120 Nu/ board, of which 20 Nu can be used to send postcards back to China, which is very interesting).

Takin Mini Zoo, Thimphu Takin Zoo

Watch the takin, Bhutan's national animal. This kind of animal with sheep's head and cow's body is a hybrid of sheep and cattle, which can only be seen in Bhutan. Legend has it that Zhu, a mad holy Lama in Bhutan, created a takin from the bones of sheep and cattle.

Duoxionggela p.

The highest point of the route from the capital Thimphu to Punaka is 3140m above sea level. Have a rest here. If the weather is fine, you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the East Himalayas. At the same time, you can shoot "108 stupa" here. Known as the "Chukwanye Monument", it was built in 2005 to commemorate those who died in the eradication of Assam rebels in southern Bhutan and pray for world peace. Climb the stupa and take a photo with the snow-capped mountains in the distance as the background. The scenery is absolutely beautiful.

Che Milla kang Chimi Lhakhang

This is a temple built by the cousin of Lama Kagula to commemorate his surrender to the devil. Lama Zhu Kagula is a saint widely respected by Bhutanese. He is called a crazy saint. His Buddhist teachings run through wine and beauty, and many of his followers are proud of having sex with him. Legend has it that Lama Zhu subdued a demon who turned into a dog in Duoxiong Laguan and buried it here. Chemi means "no dog" in Bhutanese, which means that such demons will never appear again. Zhu is a representative of strong fertility. It is said that a woman who has no children can get pregnant after coming here to worship. Moreover, a couple in new york came here to worship and even got a baby girl after years of infertility. Now the child 10 is over 0 years old. The Lama in the temple may knock your head with bone carvings and wood carvings representing Zhu's genitals, which is a blessing to the worshippers. You need to cross a rice field to cut Milla Kang. You can take as many photos as you want. The terraces here will definitely kill many films.

Wang Du Bode, Langberg Wangdu Vondelongzong

Legend has it that when people chose the site, they saw four crows flying in all directions, which was regarded as a good omen for the spread of Buddhism, so they chose this site. Wang Dijiao is the least maintained and repaired of all major buildings at present, so it can be seen that it is relatively old and simple. Due to the development of population, the original urban land in Wang Di can no longer meet the needs of development. A few kilometers away from the ruins of the old city, a new Wang Di town is under construction, and it is a busy scene. However, Wang Dijiao, located at the intersection of the two rivers and used for military purposes in ancient times, will still maintain its dangerous geographical position.

Kamshayelinaye monument

In the world, there can only be such a memorial tower dedicated to gods and buddhas as a pagoda for protecting the country, and its floors are dedicated to different gods to protect them. It takes about 40 minutes for this famous scenic spot to climb the mountain. This is the only stupa in Bhutan dedicated to various dharma protectors. As a holy place for this Himalayan country to take refuge from disasters, it prayed for peace and tranquility in Bhutan. Siddhartha Gautama at the top of the tower is believed to have spoken. Overlooking the whole Punaka Valley from the top of the tower is absolutely beautiful. At the end of the downhill, pay attention to hiking safety and slow down on steep sections.

Punaca Castle Punacazon

Located at the intersection of the father river and the mother river, with an altitude of1463m. It is the second castle built in Bhutan by the founder of Bhutan, Shabulong. Until 1950, it was still the seat of the national government, and Punaka was the old capital of Bhutan. Punakazon is recognized as the most beautiful treasure in Bhutan. It was built by Shabulong I in 1637. The central tower is nearly 183 meters long, more than 7 meters wide and 6 stories high, and is rectangular. At the same time, it is also a collection of Buddhist manuscripts, holy lists of Buddhist celebrities, religious paintings of different specifications and realistic portraits of religious celebrities in Bhutan. In colorful towers, the real remains of ancient Bhutan Sabah Long are preserved, and the remains are preserved with spices. No one can enter the room where the body is placed except the king and some senior lamas. In ancient times, Punaka Castle was an important place for Bhutanese rulers to live and hold pilgrimages, and now it is the winter palace of Archbishop Kikampo Lama (king of France). From June 10 to April 1 day (Bhutan calendar), Lama Kikampo will lead all lamas in the Central Temple to move from the Summer Palace of Tasca Castle in Timbuktu to Punaka for the winter. Therefore, this castle occupies a prominent position in Bhutan's ethnic and religious affairs. Like Tashi Quezong, you can take photos at will after you go in, but you can't make any noise.

tashichho gzong

There is a sect in every town in Bhutan, and the functions of the sect are basically the same, that is, half is the office of the municipal government and the other half is the place where local religious leaders practice. Tashi Chazong is the government center of the capital Thimphu. This is a magnificent castle, located on the west bank of the Chu River. It is the office of the current king, the seat of the internal affairs and finance departments, and the summer residence of religious leaders and central religious institutions. Tashi really lived at an altitude of 2500 meters and was built in13rd century. Governor? Built by Lama Phajo Dugon Shipgo. 164 1 year, Chapouton I expanded the castle. Since then, because most of the original buildings of the temple were destroyed by fire and earthquake, the temple was built in 196 1, Jigme? Dorgigi? King wangchuck III rebuilt it. The castle is a quadrilateral stone building, with seven floors, and the height of each floor ranges from 4.5 meters to 6 meters. It is covered with a gently sloping fir roof, lined with wooden boards, and the eaves are wide. Outside the room, there is a row of verandahs supported by beautiful columns and a wall more than 9 meters high, which inclines slightly inward from the base to the top. There is a row of balconies by the blue wall, and there are some small windows under the balcony. The two entrances to the south and east can lead to a section of stone outside, and the two gates are reinforced with iron handles. In the center of the castle is the square building mansion of the Lama leader. The roads on the left and right lead to the big square paved with smooth stones and the Lama's room. Zhaxize Castle is now the summer palace of Kikampo Lama. Every year from March 30th to September 30th (Bhutan Day), Kikampo will lead the lamas of the Central Temple to move back from Punaka to Zhaxiche Castle for the summer. Visitors must go through careful security procedures when entering the gate, and they can take photos freely after entering the inner courtyard, but they can't make any noise.

Taktshang Goemba of Tiger Cave Temple means "Tiger Cave" in Bhutanese.

It is located on a cliff, 900 meters from the ground of Palo Canyon, which is very spectacular. It is said that the Indian monk Master Lotus Peanut (Lotus Peanut is the founder of Nyima Sect of Tibetan Buddhism in Lotus Peanut Temple, and he built the first temple in Tibet-Samye Temple in Zedang) flew here in the 8th century to practice on a female tiger, so it is regarded as a holy place, and believers from all over Bhutan come here to worship. This is the patron saint of Bhutan, guarded by soldiers. About 65438+ ten thousand people come here to worship every year. Starting from the foot of Taksang Cliff, it takes 2 hours to climb the mountain to reach Taksang Temple built on the edge of the cliff, or you can ride up the mountain at your own expense to the second observation deck, which costs 20 dollars (10 dollars can get to the first observation deck). Lunch is arranged in the simple cafeteria (the first observation deck) halfway up the mountain. It takes about 2 hours to go down the mountain, so you can only walk down the mountain. There are many important Buddhist temples in Tiger Cave Temple, including the cave where Master Lotus Peanut practiced in those days, in which Dorje Zhuo Luo, the angry and deformed Master Lotus Peanut, is enshrined. You can see him stepping on a tigress, which is the description of Master Lotus Peanut practicing here. Then visit the Buddhist temple dedicated to the Buddha statue of the once-mentioned lotus peanut master. This Buddha statue was built in Punaka, but it is said that the Buddha statue once turned on the button and said that it did not belong to Punaka and would be sent to Tiger Cave Temple. When the Tiger Cave Temple caught fire and the temple was set on fire, only this Buddha statue was well preserved and regarded as an extremely sacred place by Bhutanese. Then continue to visit the Buddhist temple and Guanyin Buddha statue dedicated to Master Lotus Peanut, where you can see the ceiling of the cave where Master Lotus Peanut practiced. You can also spend 20 Nu here to offer butter lamps. Finally, I saw the scenery of Palo Valley on the observation deck of Tiger Cave Temple, and at the same time I could see my hiking route up the mountain. Suddenly I really admired myself.

Drucker Yarzon, Fort Dukayi

It was built in 1649 to commemorate Bhutan's victory over the Tibetan invaders. Destroyed by fire, it is now a fascinating relic of Zongbao. Taking pictures with this khaki castle as the background is meaningful. If the weather is clear, it is also an excellent place to enjoy the 7550m Mulari Xuefeng, the most beautiful mountain in Bhutan.

Fort Palozon-Zippenburg

Bhutan means "a castle piled on treasure". It is the most famous temple in Bhutan and perhaps the best representative of Bhutanese architecture you will meet. Built in 1644, it is now the seat of government agencies, Palo court and religious associations. Bhutan's famous film Little Buddha was filmed here.

National Museum

Tazong was used as the watchtower of Parozong in ancient times, and now it has been transformed into the National Museum of Bhutan. The circular appearance of the museum is said to be the shape of a conch, which is an auspicious tool of Buddhism. The museum is divided into six floors, and the cultural relics on each floor are different, including religion, national development, stamps, old photos, production and life, animals and plants and so on.

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