Are you still confused about where to travel this summer? How about Bhutan? Rich in cultural heritage, natural landscapes, monasteries, and friendly people! Although humid, the weather is way pleasant during the night. Delicious delicacies on every corner and everything on a budget make it the perfect destination to travel with family.

Make sure you find the best traveling agency to get the best Bhutan tour packages. Trinetra Tours, one of the best traveling agencies, encourages visiting Bhutan as it is a destination that reminds us of what it is to be culturally authentic. The world has a lot to learn from them, as they are most recognised for spreading "Gross National Happiness."

However, if you are still confused about where to travel in Bhutan, we have shortlisted the top four places to visit in the country.

Top 4 Places to Visit in Bhutan

Thimphu

Bhutan's capital city Thimphu, nestled in Goddess' lap, is a classic example of contemporary and cultural fusion. There are also internet cafés, restaurants, and bars where you may hang out with your friends. Thimphu is notable for its preservation of Bhutanese traditions in conjunction with modernism. Thimphu showcases Bhutan's cultures and customs in spectacular fashion.

Did you know Thimphu is the world's only city without traffic lights? Many people there consider red traffic lights bad. Therefore, traffic police with colorful shoes manage traffic instead of traffic lights. How cool isn't it?

Paro

The temples, mountains, monasteries, rivers, and culture all come to mind as soon as the term Paro is mentioned. Nature, culture, and adventure abound at Paro. The cafés, museums, and restaurants here will make your vacation memorable. Adrenaline seekers can enjoy activities such as hiking, rafting, and stargazing. Summer is best for adventurous activities and panoramic scenery, while winter is ideal for snow enthusiasts.

Punakha

What items spark your interest in Punakha? And what aspects of your vacation will make it memorable? Adventure, nature, and, most crucially, traditional riches are the answers. Punakha serves all on a single plate. If you enjoy exploring new places, this is the place for you. Let's try something new, like kayaking or rafting, while you're in Punakha. The Mo and Pho Rivers are excellent for rafting and kayaking. There are several small businesses that offer rafting services; hence you have plenty of options.

Haa Valley

Haa Valley, Bhutan's most serene area, is noted for its preserved traditional life. It's about a 1.5-2 hour trip from Paro. Why is Haa Valley a must-see when visiting Bhutan? Haa Valley is one of the top tourist sites since it provides so much to visitors and makes their vacation worthwhile. The historic cultural life and geographical splendor of Haa Valley will undoubtedly enchant you. The Haa Valley has an area of 1706 square kilometers. It is the traditional residence of the Royal Grandmother and the well-known Dorji family. You may immerse yourself in Bhutanese culture by attending the famed Haa summer festival.

Bhutan, despite its tiny majestic place, boasts a remarkable richness of flora and fauna and is one of the world's most ecologically varied places. This little-known Himalayan Empire has worked diligently to safeguard every facet of its cultural character.

Contact Trinetra Tours to book the best Bhutan tour packages and make your summer holidays fun and frolic. Book your tour plan now!