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Locally maintained destination guides across all 20 Dzongkhags — with practical detail: seasons, walking demands, elevation, etiquette and facilities.

Bumthang Dzongkhag

Bumthang Valleys

Four sacred valleys of temples and stories

Elevation 2,600–3,100 m · Best: September–November and March–May

Bumthang Dzongkhag

Jambay Lhakhang

One of Bhutan's oldest temples

Elevation 2,600 m · Best: October/November (festival dates confirmed annually)

Bumthang Dzongkhag

Ura Valley & Village

Bhutan's highest village valley

Elevation 3,100 m · Best: May–June and September–October

Chhukha Dzongkhag

Phuntsholing

Bhutan's border town

Elevation 293 m · Best: Year-round

Dagana Dzongkhag

Dagana & Tsirang

Green hills of south-central Bhutan

Elevation 1,200 m · Best: October–March

Gasa Dzongkhag

Gasa Hot Springs

Traditional bathing pools beneath the snow peaks

Elevation 2,400 m · Best: October–April

Haa Dzongkhag

Haa Valley

A quiet western valley of temples and alpine meadows

Elevation 2,670 m · Best: May–September

Lhuentse Dzongkhag

Lhuentse Weaving Villages

The ancestral home of Bhutan's royal family

Elevation 1,200 m · Best: October–April

Mongar Dzongkhag

Mongar & the East

Gateway to Bhutan's eastern dzongs

Elevation 1,600 m · Best: October–November

Paro Dzongkhag

Paro Taktsang (Tiger's Nest)

The cliffside monastery that defines a Bhutan journey

Elevation 3,120 m · Best: October–November and March–April

Paro Dzongkhag

Paro Dzong & National Museum

Rinpung Dzong, the fortress of jewels

Elevation 2,250 m · Best: Year-round

Pemagatshel Dzongkhag

Pemagatshel

Rolling hills and sacred caves

Elevation 1,200 m · Best: October–February

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