One of the main natural attractions of Thimphu is the Jigme Dorji National Park, which is the largest protected area in the countr …
Motitang Takin Reserve is one of the main attractions of Thimphu city. It was established on November 25, 2005 with the aim of pre …
The Royal Manas National Park is the oldest national park in Bhutan, established in 1966. Its area is about 1057 square kilometers …
Thrumshing is a beautiful national park with an area of about 905.05 square kilometers. Since the park is located in a mountainous …
Dordenma Buddha is a beautiful giant statue of Shakyamuni Buddha, erected in Bhutan in 2010. Its name is translated as “Diamond Li …
The Buddhist monastery of Chagri Dorjeden was built in 1620 by the founder of the Bhutanese states - Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. In …
Changlmitang is a multifunctional stadium located in the resort town of Thimphu, Bhutan. It currently serves as the National Stadi …
One of the many attractions of the resort of Paro is the largest monastery in the country of the school of Tibetan Buddhism - Gang …
Tango Buddhist Monastery is located 14 km north of the town of Thimphu, near Mount Chery. It was built in the XIII century by the …
The Bhutanese city of Thimphu is famous for many architectural and historical attractions, one of them is the Buddhist monastery D …
One of the most popular destinations in Thimphu is the National Bhutanese Library, established with the aim of disseminating and p …
Thimphu is the calm and expressive capital of Bhutan, where ancient traditions coexist organically with mountain panoramas. The city attracts with its unique atmosphere: here quiet streets, traditional architecture of dzongs and monasteries are combined with green valleys and the rhythm of everyday life, impregnated with Buddhist customs.
The man-made sights of Thimphu are striking in scope and spiritual depth. Among the most famous are the majestic statue of Buddha Dordenma, erected in 2010, the sports complex and the Changlmitang stadium, as well as a rich set of monasteries and temples: Chagri Gompa, founded in 1620 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the monasteries of Gangtei Gompa and Tango, the Bhutan National Library, the Dechen Phodrang Monastery and the Lhunce Dzong Temple. These places reflect the history, art and religious life of the city, and it is easy to find something to see for a lover of architecture and spiritual heritage.
The natural attractions around Thimphu are no less impressive. Jigme Dorjee National Park is considered one of the largest and most significant natural massifs in the region; the Motitang Takin Nature Reserve carefully protects the rare national takin bison and was founded in 2005; the Royal Manas National Park is one of the oldest protected areas in the region, founded in 1966; and the Thrumshing National Park extends over hundreds of square kilometers (about 905.05 km2) and preserves mountain forests and biodiversity. In the vicinity there are picturesque valleys, rivers and trails, ideal for hiking and observing nature.
On our site you can see all these objects on an interactive map: marked points with brief descriptions and practical information will help you quickly navigate. Build the optimal route by sights, compare the time for inspection and distances between points, save your favorite places and plan a day of walks around the city and its surroundings.
You can explore Thimphu on your own, following the prepared routes and enjoying leisurely walks, or book excursions with local guides. An experienced guide will tell little-known stories, explain the meaning of religious symbols and suggest the best angles for photos - excursions will help to better understand the culture and history of the city.
Come to Thimphu to see with your own eyes the combination of spirituality, history and mountainous nature. Discover new places, plan routes in advance and don’t be afraid to go for adventure – this city will leave warm memories and the desire to return again.
