Paro
Tiger's Nest, Rinpung Dzong and the start of the trails
From Paro in the west to Trashigang in the far east: what each valley is like, what to see there and how long to stay.
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Tiger's Nest, Rinpung Dzong and the start of the trails
The capital, small enough to walk
The old capital, where two rivers meet
The valley of the black-necked cranes
A rebuilt dzong, Pele La and the way to Phobjikha
Four valleys and the oldest temples in Bhutan
Over Chele La to a valley few visitors see
The dzong at the centre of Bhutan
Weaving villages, pilgrim sites and long roads
A ridge-top dzong, hot springs and the way to Laya
Over Thrumshing La into the east
Chorten Kora, wintering cranes and wooden bowls
Silk weavers and the royal family's ancestral home
The border with Assam, and the road out of the east
Two old monasteries in the south-eastern hills
The Kheng region, bamboo craft and Royal Manas
Gelephu and the southern lowlands
Orange groves and the ridge town of Damphu
Daga Dzong and three legendary stones
Phuentsholing and the road up from India
The warm south-western corner
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