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Tang Valley

Bhutan, Asia

Tang Valley, nestled in the serene setting of Bhutan, is famed for its breathtaking landscapes, traditional Bhutanese culture, and rich spiritual heritage. Visitors can explore the ancient Tang Monastery, wander through picturesque rice fields, and immerse themselves in local crafts. The valley offers a perfect escape with opportunities for trekking and connecting with the tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for those seeking both adventure and peace.

Quick facts

Target stay

4-5 days

Type

Region

Vibe

Relaxing

Airport

Paro

Known for

Beach

Hiking

Leisure

Wildlife

Best time to visit

8 Best Things to Do in Tang Valley

1. Explore Tang Monastery

Visit the serene Tang Monastery nestled in the valley.

Available all year

Family-friendly

No booking required

1 hr

2. Hike to the Bumthang Valley

Enjoy breathtaking views on the scenic hiking trails.

Available all year

Family-friendly

No booking required

3 hrs

3. Visit the Jakar Dzong

Explore the impressive fortress and its rich history.

Available all year

Family-friendly

No booking required

1.5 hrs

4. Attend a local festival

Experience vibrant culture through traditional festivals.

Seasonal

Family-friendly

Booking required

2 hrs

5. Visit the Tang Rimochen Lhakhang

Discover ancient Buddhist temples in Tang Valley.

Available all year

Family-friendly

No booking required

< 1 hr

6. Explore the local handicraft shops

Shop for unique Bhutanese crafts and souvenirs.

Available all year

Family-friendly

No booking required

1 hr

7. Taste local cuisine at a restaurant

Enjoy authentic Bhutanese dishes in a cozy setting.

Available all year

Family-friendly

No booking required

1 hr

8. Engage with local monks

Learn about Bhutanese Buddhism from resident monks.

Available all year

Family-friendly

No booking required

1 hr

Need to know, before you go

Country info

Tipping

Included in bill

Tapwater

Not safe to drink

Safety

1 2 3 4 5

High

LGBTQ+ safety score

-2 (#64 globally)

Cost

Very Expensive

Currency

Ngultrum

Majority religion

Buddhist

Language

Dzongkha

(<20% speak English)

Best dishes to try

Ema Datshi

V

Chili and cheese stew, national dish. (National dish)

Kewa Datshi

V

Potatoes and cheese, creamy dish.

Shakam Paa

Pork cooked with dried chilies.

Jasha Maru

Chicken cooked with spices and herbs.

Phaksha Paa

Pork with radish and spices.

Phrases to learn

English

Dzongkha

Hello

Kuzuzangpo

(Koo-zoo-zang-po)

Yes/No

Ing / Ma ing

(Ing / Ma ing)

Thank you

Kaadinchey la

(Kah-deen-chay la)

Excuse me

Gongpa tang

(Gong-pah tang)

How much?

Gadem chi?

(Gah-dem chee)