Of the many festivals held in various parts of Trongsa, the grandest is the three day annual Tshechu. This festival bring together people from all walks...

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En route to Trongsa is Chendebji Chorten, patterned on Kathmandu’s Swayambhunath Stupa, with eyes painted at the four cardinal points. It was built in the 18th...

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Kuenga Rabten Palace was the winter residence of the second King Jigme Wangchuck is now looked after by the National Commission for Cultural Affairs. The excursion...

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Thruepang Palace is a two storied simple palace. It is the birthplace of our Late King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. He spent most of his early childhood...

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Trongsa also boasts an impressive museum housed in Ta Dzong, the watchtower of Trongsa. The museum is dedicated to the Wangchuck dynasty and is a good...

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Built in 1648, Trongsa Dzong was the seat of power over central and eastern Bhutan. Both the first and second kings of Bhutan ruled the country...

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