The Talo Goenpa temple would be a great place to take up a short trip and have a picnic lunch overlooking Punakha Valley. A day tour to Talo and visiting the Nobgang village on the way and joining the harvest of corn with the farmers in the summer will be an adventurous tour ever added by an opportunity to look at the Himalayan bear.
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