Bhutan is considered the happiest place and a sought-after destination by many travel lovers.
Bhutan is undoubtedly the best place that is an amalgamation of nature and adventure. The trip will be unforgettable for travellers who visit this place. The following are a few places you should never forget to visit in the month of September when you are in Bhutan.
Travellers or globe trotters can happily add this place to their bucket list to visit the destination. There will be the Rocky Mountains and valleys in this country.
Bhutan is a combination of rich tradition and culture. If you plan to pay a visit to Bhutan, then you should consider visiting this place in September. During this season, the place is warm, dry, and sunny. There are a lot of festivals celebrated during this month. The temperature at this place is lovely, and you expect
Top 8 Destinations to Explore in Enchanting Bhutan during September:
1. Taktsang Monastery
The Monastery is considered a Tiger’s Nest and is the holiest place on a high rock. Many devotees visit this monastery every year to get the divine blessings of Guru Rinpoche. The Monastery is beautiful and gives an adrenaline rush to the body seeing the Monastery.
The Buddhist temple complex was built in 1692 on a cliff in the Bhutanese Himalayas. The Monastery is above 3000 feet from the Paro Valley and is a landmark for culture and great tradition. History says that Guru Padmasambhava has meditated in this place. He has introduced Buddhism in Bhutan.
2. Thimphu
The place is a great attraction for tourists. The colourful structures and Buddhist temples around will showcase the rich Buddhist history.
You can experience the customs of the Hindi religion at this place and great for adventure enthusiasts to play different sporting activities such as hiking, paragliding, rafting, and breathtaking mountain vistas. This is in the city of Bhutan surrounded by the Himalayas and is known for its rich culture and beautiful landscapes.
3. Paro
Paro is an amazing mountain town that is in the Himalayas’ foothills. You can find this place to be having ancient culture and beautiful scenery. It is an ideal destination for travellers who want to view the monasteries surrounded by rich landscapes. There are a lot of monasteries in this town which were built years ago.
The monasteries you should take advantage of to travel to are the 1644 Rinpung Dzong Monetary, 15th- century national museum, and Taktsang Lhakhang Monastery. You can also go on a stroll during the night times to enjoy the scenic streets.
4. Phuentsholing
It is located in the Chukha district in Bhutan and is closer to the Indian border. Indeed, it is considered a commercial hub for both India and Bhutan. The district has a rich cultural heritage; many speak Nepali and Hindi. You can find everything starting from handicrafts to electronics, in this place.
There are also a lot of temples, monasteries, animal reserves, and museums you see in this place. The marketplace has jewellery, masks, and textiles.
Read also: Best Honeymoon Destinations in Bhutan
5. Bumthang Valley
It is in the heart of Bhutan City and looks stunning. Eagles, hawks, snow leopards, and red pandas can be witnessed at this place.
It also grabs the attention of people towards its beauty. The valley is surrounded by Verdant Valley and is 4000 m above sea level. The place is also an ideal destination for you to see colorful species.
You can capture the beauty of the place in the camera as it is surrounded by lakes, rivers, meadows, and pine trees.
Bumthang Valley has meadows and woodlands giving you a visual treat. You will be thrilled to see the snow-capped mountains from a closer distance.
6. Wangdue Phodrang
It is located in the western part of Bhutan, and the city is above 4000 level from the sea. There are around 5000 residents residing in this town.
The temperature is mild, and it is a beautiful tourist destination for you to explore the rich culture and beauty of the place. The city has many temples, marketplaces, and architecture.
7. Mongar and Lhuntse
There are two districts, Mongar and Lhuntse, in Bhutan, located in Trashigang. The border here is shared with India. Visitors can have a great view of colours and vibrancy. The region is known for its rich culture, scenic views, and great architecture.
Mongar district is known for producing a lot of apples in Bhutan and is known as the apple bowl. The valley is filled with lush forests, rivers, and lakes. The cascading waterfalls are a treat to watch forever. The vibrant culture and the dresses and festivities will create an excellent environment.
The meaning of Lhuntse is the eastern gate. This is in the Dzongkha language. It is an entry point into Bhutan from the border of Assam state in India.
8. Gangtey Monastery
It is the oldest and most prominent monetary in Bhutan. It was established in 1613 and is a house for 150 monks. The Monastery is in a beautiful valley with verdant hills with spectacular views.
The compound of this Monastery has a temple, sanctuary, and prayer hall. There are a lot of sculptures, murals, and antiques. Many people visit this Monastery during the festive times.
Further Reading:
- Top 10 Destinations to See in Bhutan in August
- 20 Popular Delicious Bhutanese Cuisine to Eat
- Bhutan’s Top 10 Famous Buddhist Sites
- 7 Famous Hill Stations to See in Bhutan
- Top 10 Honeymoon Destinations in Bhutan
- Bhutan’s 20 Famous Places to Visit
- 15 Popular Things to Do in Bhutan
- Top 10 Places to See in Bhutan in December 2024
- Bhutan ‘Royal Highland Festival’ in Laya, Gasa from October 25
