Visit Yangtse District
Trashi Yangtse
The Yangtse District of Bhutan is located in the country's eastern part and is best known for its natural beauty, diverse flora and fauna, and unique traditions. This region is a popular destination for tourists who are looking to explore its majestic mountains and rivers, as well as its centuries-old Buddhist monasteries. One of the most popular tourist attractions in Yangtse District is the renowned Gom Kora temple which dates back to the 8th century. The temple lies near a bend in the Mangde River and offers stunning views of lush forests and towering peaks.
History enthusiasts will also want to make sure they visit Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary, which houses some of Bhutan's most iconic species including snow leopards, tigers, red pandas and black-necked cranes. Another must-visit destination is Chumey Valley--a picturesque valley tucked away between two mountain ranges at an altitude of 3100 meters above sea level. This location holds great historical significance dating back to 17th century when it was used by Buddhist monks as a place for meditation retreats.
History enthusiasts will also want to make sure they visit Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary, which houses some of Bhutan's most iconic species including snow leopards, tigers, red pandas and black-necked cranes. Another must-visit destination is Chumey Valley--a picturesque valley tucked away between two mountain ranges at an altitude of 3100 meters above sea level. This location holds great historical significance dating back to 17th century when it was used by Buddhist monks as a place for meditation retreats.
