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Trashi Chhoe Dzong or  Tashichho Dzong: This is the grandest fort in Thimphu where the annual Tsechu festival is hosted. To explore the cultural heritage and traditions of Bhutan, one must visit this place during the festival.

Simply Bhutan: Simply Bhutan is another amusing place to visit to experience the culture of Bhutan. This museum resembles a Bhutan village and you can literally live the life of a traditional Bhutanese here - get dressed in traditional Bhutanese attire, indulge in archery, etc.

National Institute for Zorig Chusum: To experience art, one can head to National Institute for Zorig Chusum to learn 13 traditional Bhutan like thangkas, statue making, woodcarving, and many others.

National Memorial Chorten: The mandals and murals at National Memorial Chorten also give an insight into the Bhutanese art forms.

Thimphu is totally delightful to stay as it has diverse accommodation options. From luxury resorts and upscale hotels to budget accommodations, Thimphu Holiday Packages can be tailored to every budget.

Terma Linca Resort & Spa: Located at about 7 km from the city centre of Thimphu, Terma Linca Resort & Spa features luxurious family rooms and suites with spectacular mountain views and pool views.

Hotel Drunk: This four-star deluxe hotel is located right at the centre of Thimphu. The hotel features urban chic rooms that are loaded with all modern facilities, a gymnasium, a spa, cafe, restaurant, conference hall, and a bar.

Hotel Shantideva Bhutan: This is a modest 2-star budget hotel and has clean rooms with basic facilities and Wi-Fi. For travellers looking for Thimphu Packages on shoestring budgets, this hotel is a perfect choice.

Bikes and taxis are the most convenient ways to transport within the city when travelling with Thimphu Packages.

Yes, you can rent bikes like Royal Enfield, Bajaj Avenger, etc and cars of various models in Thimphu. Many agencies will help you get through the process with all necessary permits. You need to carry your driving license and all other necessary documents like permit forms, identity cards, etc., and get them stamped at the borders. 

Renting a bike usually costs around INR 1200 - INR 1500  per day based on the model and an Innova or Xylo car costs around INR 4000 - INR 4500 per day.

Yes, of course. Thimphu is blessed with serenity and natural beauty and with Thimphu Holiday Packages, every member of the family can be ascertained to have a peaceful time amidst nature. There are many spectacular monasteries and gompas that are worth visiting. For the family that loves adventure, Thimphu also has many alluring trekking trails.

Being the capital city and tourist hotspot of Bhutan, there are many restaurants and cafes in Thimphu that serve world cuisine that you must try during Thimphu Tours.

Zombala: One of the most popular restaurants in Thimphu, Zombala serves scrumptious Asian,  Tibetan, and local Bhutanese dishes for lunch and dinner. The beef momos and chicken appetizers served at the restaurant are a no-miss delicacy that you need to feast on with Thimphu Holiday Packages.

Seasons Restaurant: This a great place to relish on western food like pizzas, pasta, waffles, garlic bread, and milkshakes. The pizzas served here have crispy crusts and the restaurant has a great ambience to gorge upon a delicious dinner and lunch.

San Maru Restaurant: San Maru is the only Korean restaurant in Thimphu. Apart from real Korean food, the interiors of the restaurant are also done in Korean style. The service and hospitality at the restaurant is commendable.

Ambient Cafe: This chic Thimphu restaurant offers healthy, European food for breakfast, brunch and lunch. The restaurant also gives free Wi-Fi access to all its guests.

Sinchula Indian Cuisine: As the name suggests,  Sinchula Indian cuisine serves a classic Indian menu for lunch and dinner which includes veg thali, rotis, lemon chicken, tandoori chicken, etc., This restaurant is a must-see place for those who crave for Indian food in the middle of their Thimphu Tour Packages.

Yes, Bhutan is one of the safest countries for solo women travellers who look for Thimphu Packages. However, you can always appoint a reliable guide along with your Thimphu Tour Packages to make it safer.

Thimphu is a great place to buy stuff like Traditional Jewellery, Woven Bags, Handmade Kira & Gho, Brassware, Stoles, Yak-Bone Jewellery, Hand-Woven Bamboo Items, Carpets, Masks, Thangkas, Handmade Paper, and finely Crafted Metal products. Some of the noteworthy places you can shop are:

National Handicrafts Emporium: Featuring a number of crafts made by local Thimphu women, National Handicrafts Emporium is the right place to buy traditional Bhutanese handicrafts.

Voluntary Artists Studio: This art studio is situated at the Tarayana Centre and has a gallery of paintings made by the local artists.

Weekend market: Thimphu has a bustling weekend market that happens on the west bank of Chu River. One can literally get everything in this market from organic fruits and vegetables to souvenirs.

Here is a curated list of top places to visit in Thimphu as a part of Thimphu Tour Packages -

Simtokha Dzong: Perched on a hill overlooking the city of Thimphu, Simtokha Dzong looks beautiful with ornate pillars, ancient carvings, and paintings. The scenic background of this Dzong is too alluring to resist visiting.

National Library of Bhutan: National Library of Bhutan is an awesome place to visit to learn about the history and heritage of Bhutan as it has an enviable collection of ancient manuscripts and books. The library is particularly famous for housing the world's largest book.

Buddha Dordenma: This is the tallest sitting Buddha statue in the world and this bronze and gold statue looks spectacular at night when it gets illuminated. It is surrounded by 943.4 acres of forest area and the environment is completely peaceful.

Dechen Phodrang Monastery: Dechen Phodrang means "Palace of Great Bliss" and this monastic school has about 450 students. The monastery is ornate with ancient paintings that date back to the twelfth century.

Some of the best things to do in Thimpu are:

Learn the art of making Bhutanese paper at Jungshi Handmade Paper Factory: Deh-sho(Bhutanese paper) is made from daphne and dekap trees. Tourists can visit the Jungshi Handmade Paper Factory in Thimphu and learn about the Deh-Sho paper making process.

Spot Takin at Motithang Takin Preserve: Takin is a Bhutanese animal that looks like a hybrid of a cow and a goat. You can visit the Motithang Takin Preserve and enjoy a day closer to nature while witnessing Takin, the national animal of Bhutan.

Trekking: Thimphu is abundantly blessed with many picturesque trails like Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek, Druk Path Trekking Jomolhari Mountain Trek, Bumthang Owl Trek, and Bumdra Trek that one just cannot afford to miss experiencing with Thimphu Packages.

Go shopping at the local markets: Thimphu hosts weekend markets every week on the west bank of Chu River. The market brims with local market activities and you can shop for local organic fruits, vegetables, seafood, cheese, sauces, and flowers.