A brief look into the landlocked country of Bhutan locates in the eastern Himalayas. It is surrounded on all sides by China to the north, India to the south, east, and west. Bhutan is a relatively small country, having a total landmass of only 46,500 square kilometers. It has elevations ranging from 150 meters above sea level, which is typical of the Eastern Himalayas, and its topography reflects this.
A Glimpse of Bhutan, during a Trip That Lasts 3 Nights and 4 Days. This trip, which is the shortest and most convenient one, will provide you with an overview of the religion, culture, people, and natural beauty of the Dragon Kingdom. It will also be the most convenient and quickest. During this tour, you will get the opportunity to see both Paro and Thimpu. The national capital of Bhutan is located at Thimpu. During this excursion, you will see a number of Dzongs as well as the Thanka Painting School and other monasteries. In addition to that, you will travel to Ta Dog, which is now a natural history museum; the ruins of Drugyal Dzong, which were originally a watchtower for Tibetan invaders; and Kyichu Temple, which was constructed in the 7th century. All of these locations were once used to keep an eye out for Tibetan invaders.
