Essential Information About Bhutan In October
Weather Conditions Of Bhutan In October
Bhutan in October is truly a treat for sore eyes, offering clear views of the stunning Himalayan ranges, surrounding valleys and golden paddy fields. This month generally remains flooded with tourists as it is one of the peak times to visit Bhutan.
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Carry footwear like flip-flops for exploring attractions and sturdy shoes for outdoor activities. Additionally, carry other trip essentials such as a first aid kit, mosquito or insect repellent and ID proofs. Lastly, pack items like sunscreen and hats to protect your skin from the sun.
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Places To Visit In Bhutan In October
Rinpung Dzong
This monastery hosts a popular Paro Tshechu festival which is a must to attend if you are visiting Bhutan in October. It is a vibrant festival celebrated to commemorate Guru Rinpoche with mask dances, colourful costumes and folk songs.
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Chele La
The route also offers several trails ideal for hiking where you can also spot a wide range of flora and fauna. While hiking up the mountain, you will also get to witness white poppies which can only be found on this specific mountain range in the entire world.
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Buddha Dordenma
Built on top of a hill, this attraction offers awe-inspiring views, overlooking the entire town of Thimphu. This statue was built to promote Buddhism as well as spread peace and prosperity worldwide.
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Wangdue Phodrang Dzong
There are three huge courtyards; the first is for administrative purposes, the second is for religious activities and the third is for religious functions. The structure also includes a huge congregation hall, a tall tower and a separate shrine for deities.
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Lhuentse Dzong
As per the native beliefs, it was the ancestral home of the Wangchuck dynasty and currently, it is home to 100 Buddhist monks. The Dzong is built amidst a scenic location in the KuriChhu Valley, surrounded by tall mountains and right next to the Kuri Chhu River.
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Taktsang Palphug Monastery
Once you reach the temple, you will get to witness mesmerising views of snow-peaked mountains, gushing rivers and lush green fields. The structure consists of several temples and caves where you will get to see the statues, sacred texts, relics and murals.
Punakha Dzong
There is a huge central courtyard which consists of the remains of the founder of the country of Bhutan, Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. This temple holds great religious significance for the locals and is a must-visit place in Bhutan in October.
Haa Valley
The entire valley is surrounded by huge mountains and offers a serene and soothing atmosphere, making it an ideal getaway destination. There are several cosy resorts and hotels at the Haa Valley where you can enjoy a comfortable stay and get insight into the local Bhutanese culture.
Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park
It is home to several species such as 39 mammals, 139 butterflies, 16 fishes and 270 birds. You can also spot animals like the Royal Bengal Tiger, golden cat, leopard, red panda, musk deer and gaur.