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Perched precariously on a sheer cliff face 900 meters above the Paro valley floor, Taktsang Monastery—known as the Tiger's Nest—stands as Bhutan's most iconic and photographed landmark.

Known as the 'Palace of Great Happiness,' Punakha Dzong stands majestically at the confluence of the Pho Chu (father river) and Mo Chu (mother river), its whitewashed walls and golden roofs reflected in the turquoise waters below.

Phobjikha Valley unfolds as a pristine glacial valley floor, a vast bowl-shaped basin surrounded by ancient black mountains cloaked in dwarf bamboo forests, creating one of the most scenic and ecologically significant landscapes in the Himalayas.

At 3,100 meters above sea level, Dochula Pass serves as a spectacular gateway between the valleys of Thimphu and Punakha, offering what many consider the most breathtaking panoramic views of the eastern Himalayan range.

5 meters above the Thimphu valley at Kuenselphodrang Nature Park, the colossal Buddha Dordenma statue commands the skyline as one of the largest Buddha rupas in the world and a powerful symbol of peace and prosperity.

Hidden beyond the soaring Chele La Pass at 2,700 meters elevation, Haa Valley remains one of Bhutan's most pristine and least-visited valleys, a treasure of unspoiled natural beauty and authentic traditional culture.