Hotels in Thimphu

Bhutan people are really friendly and very very helpful. About non-veg food: animal can not be slaughter in the country , So, they used to serve dry meet or old meet which was imported from outside the country. If you want to trek Tiger's Nest : please take proper trekking shoes specially rainy days. You won't get any guide or help. carry water bottle and some dry foods, umbrella. Do carry small bag pack only. Go everywhere without fear. Enjoy.....

A paradise to people who likes to spend time with themselves. If you are a nature lover than this place deserves you. Good long treks, adequately fresh air having full of natural fragrance, this place rejuvenates you time and again. Here, weather is moderate and people are loving. Buddha point is a must visit place and will hopefully add a new dimension to your personality. Thimphu has a textile museum and a zoo as well. Find out and decide yourself! There's a restaurant infront of textile museum that provides you with good fresh eating options. Finally, very easy to get around with their existing taxi network.

People are polite, reliable and helpful. They are never in a hurry. I like the original architecture of the buildings around the city. New buildings that are flourishing now are trying to blend modern outlooks with the old but I'm not really fond of the change. It is a peaceful city and a great place to visit. But you should bring your prescription drugs along with you because there aren't many medical stores in the city.

Very different feel to the city, people are high on culture, extremely friendly and take pride in their governance . is clean , safe , and quiet. The sightseeing can be done in a day and half. Stay a day extra to feel the pulse of the city .

Buddha Dardema Statue was my favorite place in Bhutan. We are muslims, so restrictions is on our food , thats why we suffers a lot, not much facility for muslims in thimpu, we eat vegetables with rice in most of the times. There is no available public transportation facility for tourist in thimpu, so people like middle class family have to suffer a lot in time of moving. We will go to bhutan by air instead of by road transport.

If you want a retreat from a busy and hectic city life, this is the place for you. Despite being the capital city you're surrounded by lush, beautiful scenery and just enough modern amenities to keep you comfortable. It's not a place for enjoying shopping, street food and the nightlife. Instead it's the mountains, fresh air, and their unique brand of hospitality. The Norzim and Chang lams are the most happening places with all the restaurants, bars, and shops. Most things are within walking distance. If you're lucky to find a really good guide, he/she can show you the more authentic side of Bhutan that regular tourists won't get to see. Things like getting invited to their homes, going to local hangout places, and just experiencing things the way only locals know how to.