Day 6:
This is one of the most spectacular valleys in Bhutan and
also the heartland of Buddhism. Visit Kurjey, Jamby and
Tamshing Lkhakhangs. Also the Jakar Dzong, seat of the
district adminstration. Meals and overnight at the Lodge.
Day 7:
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After breakfast drive to Trongsa. Tongsa Dzong at an altitude
of 2200M is the most impressive of the Dzongs in Bhutan.
Bui lt in 1647by the Shabdrung, it is a masterpiece of
architecture.Overnight at Lodge.
Day 8:
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A five hours drive down the Pele La Pass, crossing the Black
Mountains, which divide western and central Bhutan. Cross
the Nikarchu bridge leaving the Tongsa regions of Central
Bhutan. A great white stupa from 18th century built in
Nepalese design stands below the road. Stop for lunch at Gangtey or
Wangdiphodrang. In Wangdiphodrang visit the Dzong perched on a spur at
the confluence of the Sunkosh and Tangmachu rivers. This Dzong was built
in 1638. Later arrive Punakha and check-in at and overnight stay at hotel.
Day 9:
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Morning visit Punakha Dzong. Punakha until 1955 served as
the capital of Bhutan and still is the winter seat of Je Khenpo,
the Chief Abbot. Punakha Dzong was built in the 17th century
and is situated at the junction of Pho Chu and
Mo Chu rivers. In the afternoon drive to Thimpu. The drive is via Dochula
pass (3050 M), which provides a superb view of the highest peaks of Bhutan.
Overnight stay at hotel.
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