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Thimphu is my first city to stop in Bhutan. I have travelled in

Thimphu by Taxi and walk, honestly speaking apart from

Buddha point we can walk entire city. These are the places I have

covered during my Thimphu visit

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1. Memoraial Chorten (stupa)

2. Buddha point

3. Changangkha Lhakhang.

4. BBS Tower (Nearby there is Takin Zoo we didn't go if you got time you can visit

5.On the way down we saw down from BBS tower saw Tashichho dzong.

6. Thimphu Institute for Zorig Chusum painting school (closed just walked around the area).

7. National Library.

8. Simply Bhutan

9. We saw football match in Changlimithang Stadium.

10. The standing Buddha” looks Peaceful and spend time relaxing at Coronation Park.

11. Century farmers market (very clean market)

Shakyamuni Buddha statue

The Buddha Point is about 10kms out of town, Gigantic Shakyamuni Buddha statue set amidst the ruins of Kuensel Phodrang, the palace of Sherab Wangchuck, the thirteenth Desi Druk. At the height of 51m it is one of the largest Buddha statues in the world.

Gigantic Shakyamuni Buddha statue(51m)

Memoraial Chorten (stupa)

The National Chorten Memorial is a recreational park for the elderly of Thimphu to visit, pray, relax and meet up with old friends. It is good place to see the culture and local people in Thimphu. There are 5 large prayer wheels to your left from the entrance.

Changangkha Lhakhang

Changangkha Lhakhang -Perched on top of a ridge above Thimphu, Changangkha Lhakhang is the oldest temple in Thimphu, Built in 12th century

Tashichoedzong

The Tashichoedzong is placed picturesquely in the Thimphu valley beside the river, Wang Chu.

BBS Tower

Crafts Bazar

The Authentic Bhutanese Crafts Bazar situated in the center of Thimphu town is your window of the art and craft of this Himalayan kingdom. It is in Town center mile long.

Simply Bhutan Museum

we had great time at Simply Bhutan Museum, this place is a well-presented Bhutanese Culture showcase. Tshering pretty tour guide explained very well about Bhutanese culture, traditions. Museum got traditional house, kitchen, prayer room and things used for house, how to make oil. We even tried Bhutanese wine. The highlight was dressing (Kira for ladies and Gho for men) in the local costumes and getting into the mood for joining in the last dance. Finally, we tried archery.

National Library