01
Chele La
Chele La is the highest motorable road in the country, making it a must-include stop in your list of places to visit in Bhutan in June. Situated at an altitude of 4000 metres, Chele La is nothing less than a paradise for all the adventure seekers.
There are several scenic hiking trails that you can explore as well as spot unique flora and fauna throughout the hike. Here, you will get to see white poppies which are unique to this particular mountain range. Additionally, you will get to spot Mount Jomolhari along with several beautiful lakes throughout your hike.
There are several scenic hiking trails that you can explore as well as spot unique flora and fauna throughout the hike. Here, you will get to see white poppies which are unique to this particular mountain range. Additionally, you will get to spot Mount Jomolhari along with several beautiful lakes throughout your hike.
Best of
02
Buddha Dordenma Statue
Make sure to include Buddha Dordenma in your itinerary as it is one of the best places to visit in Bhutan in June. Buddha Dordenma Statue is an iconic landmark of Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan.
With a soaring height of 50 metres, it is renowned for being one of the tallest Buddhist statues in the world. The statue is made of gold and bronze as well as having over 12,500 miniature statues of Buddha carved on it. Perched on top of a hill, it offers awe-inspiring views of the entire town of Thimphu.
With a soaring height of 50 metres, it is renowned for being one of the tallest Buddhist statues in the world. The statue is made of gold and bronze as well as having over 12,500 miniature statues of Buddha carved on it. Perched on top of a hill, it offers awe-inspiring views of the entire town of Thimphu.
Location: Kuenselphodrang, Thimphu, Bhutan
Timing: 9 AM - 5 PM
You can Also Checkout: 4 Days 3 Nights Bhutan Tour Packages
You can Also Checkout: 4 Days 3 Nights Bhutan Tour Packages
Best of
.png?gravity=center&width=90&height=90&crop=fill&quality=auto&fetch_format=auto&flags=strip_profile&format=jpg&sign_url=true)
03
Rinpung Dzong
Another one of the significant Bhutan places to visit in June is the Rinpung Dzong which is commonly known as the Paro Dzong. Built in 1644, it boasts traditional Bhutanese architecture and looks similar to a fortress.
Inside the monastery, you will get to see beautiful illustrations of the life stages of Buddha along with statues, relics and murals. Being situated on top of a hill, it offers stunning views of the Paro Valley as well as the surrounding landscapes.
Inside the monastery, you will get to see beautiful illustrations of the life stages of Buddha along with statues, relics and murals. Being situated on top of a hill, it offers stunning views of the Paro Valley as well as the surrounding landscapes.
Location: CCGF+Q54, Paro, Bhutan
Best of
04
Paro Taktsang
One of the best places to visit in Bhutan in June is the Paro Taktsang which is also known as the Tiger’s Nest Monastery. Located at a height of 900 metres, it is built around a cave which was the meditation centre of Guru Rinpoche.
Apart from its spiritual significance, the monastery is also famous for offering breathtaking panoramic views of snow-peaked mountains, gushing rivers and lush green valleys. Inside the monastery, you will get to see several small temples, caves, sacred texts, murals, relics and statues.
Apart from its spiritual significance, the monastery is also famous for offering breathtaking panoramic views of snow-peaked mountains, gushing rivers and lush green valleys. Inside the monastery, you will get to see several small temples, caves, sacred texts, murals, relics and statues.
Location: Paro
Best of
Women Only Tour of Bhutan
$ 754.49
Bhutan Rafting & Hiking Tour
$ 944.87
14 Days Biking Trip through Bhutan
$ 2063.60
05
Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten
Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten is a prominent stupa built in 2004 by the queen of Bhutan, Ashi Tshering Yangdon Wangchuck. The aim of constructing this stupa was to keep the evil spirits away from Bhutan and spread peace worldwide.
It is situated on a hill for which you will have to take a short hike through the lush green fields and rice terraces. There are two main statues inside the stupa, a 15-foot-tall statue of God Vajrakilaya and a golden statue of Sakyamuni Buddha.
Additionally, you will get to see several beautiful paintings and holy scriptures inside the stupa.
It is situated on a hill for which you will have to take a short hike through the lush green fields and rice terraces. There are two main statues inside the stupa, a 15-foot-tall statue of God Vajrakilaya and a golden statue of Sakyamuni Buddha.
Additionally, you will get to see several beautiful paintings and holy scriptures inside the stupa.
Location: Thimphu-Punakha Hwy, Bhutan
06
Dochula Pass
Dochula Pass is a scenic spot located more than ten thousand feet above sea level, while going from Punakha to Thimphu. It is one of the most renowned destinations for tourists in Bhutan. The place offers a panoramic view of the surrounding snow laden mountains and the breathtaking view of the colourful flags fluttering in the wind and 108 Chortens. Druk Wangyal Chorten was constructed by Her Majesty Ashi Dorji Wangmo Wangchuk.
The chortens and Druk Wangyal Lhakhang temple with beautiful ornate details against the lush green forest backdrop make this spot famous among locals and tourists alike. The Dochu La Wangyal Festival where the colourful mask dance can be witnessed also makes this place illustrious.
Location: The Pass is located at a height of 10,171 ft on east-west Road from Thimpu to Punakha.
Best time/season: March to May and September to November
Approx Price: N/A
Difficulty Level: N/A
Show more
Read more
The chortens and Druk Wangyal Lhakhang temple with beautiful ornate details against the lush green forest backdrop make this spot famous among locals and tourists alike. The Dochu La Wangyal Festival where the colourful mask dance can be witnessed also makes this place illustrious.
Location: The Pass is located at a height of 10,171 ft on east-west Road from Thimpu to Punakha.
Best time/season: March to May and September to November
Approx Price: N/A
Difficulty Level: N/A
Top Experiences To Do in Dochula Pass
Starting from
$ 2222.33
Send Enquiry
07
Jakar
Located near the foothill of the Chokhor Valley, Jakar is the principal trading centre of the region.
Highlights: Jakar is a town that lies in the heart of Bhutan. It is the district capital of the pivotal Bumthang district as well as the location of the Jakar Dzong which is the regional fortress of the dzong. Roughly, Jakar translates to ‘white bird’ which is in reference to the foundation myths. According to a prevalent myth here, a roosting white bird signalled the auspicious and proper location to locate a monastery here in 1549.
Location: Jakar is located in the Bumthang or the Choekhor Valley. It lies within the Choekhor Gewong in the central Bumthang.
Timings: Open all year round – 24/7.
Pricing: Entry to the place is absolutely free of Pricing.
the places to visit in Bhutan have a certain charm of their own wherever you go in this country.
Show more
Read more
Highlights: Jakar is a town that lies in the heart of Bhutan. It is the district capital of the pivotal Bumthang district as well as the location of the Jakar Dzong which is the regional fortress of the dzong. Roughly, Jakar translates to ‘white bird’ which is in reference to the foundation myths. According to a prevalent myth here, a roosting white bird signalled the auspicious and proper location to locate a monastery here in 1549.
Location: Jakar is located in the Bumthang or the Choekhor Valley. It lies within the Choekhor Gewong in the central Bumthang.
Timings: Open all year round – 24/7.
Pricing: Entry to the place is absolutely free of Pricing.
the places to visit in Bhutan have a certain charm of their own wherever you go in this country.
Top Experiences To Do in Jakar
Starting from
$ 162.72
Send Enquiry
The weekend market is one of the major Paro tourist attractions because of the colourful sights and sounds and smells that you encounter when you are there. It is a hub for tourists and locals alike and is a place where you can find anything imaginable- from fruits and vegetables to religious artefacts and Bhutanese stamps.
If you are looking for souvenirs to take back home with you, you can even find traditional dresses of Bhutan, authentic, hand-crafted prayer wheels and Kira. The market also has several food stalls where you can enjoy Bhutanese delicacies such as chugo (yak cheese), khoo (jellied cow skin) and Tsirang honey.
Location: Paro, Bhutan
Price: INR 500 approx.
09
Punakha
Punakha is the Punakha Dzong’s administrative centre which is the second largest and the second oldest dzong in Bhutan. Some may even refer to the Punakha Dzong as the Palace of Great Happiness or the Pungthang Dewachen Phodrang.
Highlights: Punakha is one of the 20 districts of Bhutan. Until 1955, Punakha was the capital of Bhutan. Post that the capital was changed to Thimphu. Known for the Punakha Dzong which is the most majestic and gorgeous dzong of the country, the place is a must visit. It is accessible via a 3 hour drive east of the capital city of Thimpu. You can reach the dzong after crossing a pass in the mountains. This place is glorious and breath taking right from the first glimpse of it from the road. Nestled strategically between the two rivers Mo Chu (females) and Pho Chu (male), you’ll see noticeable color difference between the river’s waters. Punakha is affixed to the mainland by an arched wooden bridge. It comprises of several precious relics from the times when successive kings resigned from the kingdom over Punakha.
Location: It is located 72 km away from Thimpu.
Timings: Open round the year.
Pricing: Entry is free
Show more
Read more
Highlights: Punakha is one of the 20 districts of Bhutan. Until 1955, Punakha was the capital of Bhutan. Post that the capital was changed to Thimphu. Known for the Punakha Dzong which is the most majestic and gorgeous dzong of the country, the place is a must visit. It is accessible via a 3 hour drive east of the capital city of Thimpu. You can reach the dzong after crossing a pass in the mountains. This place is glorious and breath taking right from the first glimpse of it from the road. Nestled strategically between the two rivers Mo Chu (females) and Pho Chu (male), you’ll see noticeable color difference between the river’s waters. Punakha is affixed to the mainland by an arched wooden bridge. It comprises of several precious relics from the times when successive kings resigned from the kingdom over Punakha.
Location: It is located 72 km away from Thimpu.
Timings: Open round the year.
Pricing: Entry is free
Top Experiences To Do in Punakha
Starting from
$ 634.96
Send Enquiry
Starting from
$ 173.82
$ 161.92
Send Enquiry
