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Continue north from Paro to reach Bhutan’s iconic Taktsang, or ‘Tiger’s Nest’ monastery, which clings to a narrow ledge of granite above the valley – one of the defining sights of the eastern Himalayas.
The circular watchtower perched on the hillside above Paro’s famous fortress-monastery houses Bhutan’s National Museum – home to a fabulous array of Himalayan treasures.
This spectacular dzong, overlooking a major river confluence, is regarded as the finest example of late-medieval architecture in the country.
This small, but extraordinary monastery in Punakha District is associated with the “Divine Madman” of Bhutanese tradition, Drukpa Kinley, whose memory is honoured locally by the painting of erect penises over doorways.
The Dochu La pass, to the east of the capital, is one of the highpoints of Bhutan’s national highway and a great place to pause for coffee thanks to its astonishing views of distant snow peaks.
Spread across the floor of a verdant, remote Himalayan valley, Thimphu ranks among the world’s most prettily sited capitals, and one of its most intriguing.
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