Tashichö Dzong, located in the capital city of Thimphu, Bhutan, is an impressive fortress-monastery that serves as the seat of the Bhutanese government and houses the throne room and offices of the King. Built in the 17th century and extensively renovated in the 1960s, the dzong showcases traditional Bhutanese architecture with whitewashed walls, intricately carved woodwork, and golden roofs. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and located near the Wang Chhu River, it is also home to the central monastic body during the summer. The serene atmosphere and grand structure make it a must-visit cultural and spiritual landmark in Bhutan.
This was my first international trip and Bhutan turned out to be the perfect destination. The itinerary was well-balanced with nature and culture. There were some concerns about permits on day one, bu...
This was my first international trip and Bhutan turned out to be the perfect destination. The itinerary was well-balanced with nature and culture. There were some concerns about permits on day one, but the on-ground support team stepped in and sorted it efficiently. Really appreciate how Viacation took care of every little detail.