Bhutan Himalayan Villages & Monasteries Flashcards
Q: What can you explore in the capital city of Thimphu?
A: You can walk among the terraced rice fields and lush river valleys.
Q: What unique experience can you have on a forest path near Thimphu?
A: You can pass pilgrims and pack ponies en route to the 12th-century Tango Goemba.
Q: What can you learn about at an arts and crafts school in Bhutan?
A: You can learn how embroidery and woodcarving are taught to preserve the country’s heritage.
Q: What will you encounter on a valley walk through rice paddies in Pana?
A: You’ll meet rural villagers and visit the scenic Temple of the Divine Madman.
Q: What impressive site can you explore at the juncture of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers?
A: You can explore an impressive monastery located at the juncture of these rivers.
Q: What famous trail can you take in Paro?
A: You can take the trail to the spectacular Takstang (Tiger’s Nest) Monastery, perched on a cliff at the valley’s edge.
Q: What cultural experiences can you enjoy with locals in Bhutan?
A: You can meet locals at a traditional farmhouse and enjoy a mask dance performance.
Q: What is Bhutan’s passionate national sport that you can cheer for?
A: Archery is Bhutan’s passionate national sport.
Q: What rare and spiritual experience can you witness in Bhutan?
A: You can witness the lighting of 108 butter lamps in an ancient blessing ceremony.
Where does the tour end
Paro – – Paro Airport (PBH)
Where does the tour start
Starting Point:
Paro – – Paro Airport (PBH)
What is the walking level?
Walking Level
Daily Mileage Options: 2-8 miles
Route Notes:
This trip includes paved and cobblestone village streets, plus mountain, countryside and riverside trails, terraced farmland paths, and shepherds’ tracks. Optional included one-day Tiger’s Nest Monastery hike. Altitude exaggerates elevation changes on walks.
