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Trashigang

Trashigang

Elevation: 600 m, 5,390ft

Location: Eastern part of the country

Area: 2204.5 sq. km

Distance from Paro: 502.2 km (13 hr 46 mins)

Population: 2,383

Trashigang, “The Jewel of the East”, traverses the easternmost edges of the kingdom, dodging up to the point of the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. It is the country’s widest district, with an elevation varying from 600 m to over 4000 m. Bhutan’s largest tributary, Drangme Chhu, glides through this region. It sets Trashigang town on a panoramic hilltop and was previously a bustling business center for vendors seeking to barter their valuables in Tibet. Now, it is the confluence of the East-West highway with highway links to Samdrup Jongkhar and the Indian state of Assam. Trashigang town is likewise the key marketplace for the semi-nomadic communities of Merak and Sakteng, whose strange style of clothing stays out from the traditional Bhutanese Gho and Kira.

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Popular Attractions in Trashigang

Is situated on a high projection overlooking the confluence of the Drangme Chhu and the Gamri Chhu, was built in 1668 by Chogyal Minjur Tempa

An hour and a half drive away from Trashigang through a feeder road will take you to the village of Bartsham. The Chador Lhakhang, or Sangdha 

Further east of town, driving north will take you to another commercial hub in dzongkhag, the Rangjung town. This once sleepy town is today

The National Handloom Development Project (Khaling) trains rural weavers and supplies yarn on credit, then buys back the finished products

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Popular Hotels & Accommodations in Trashigang

The Druk Deothjung hotel is a cozy family-run establishment catering to all tourists visiting District. As you travel east in Bhutan

The hotel is located on a hill above the valley and as a result, has an amazing view of Dzong & nearby valley

Hotel KC is one of the largest and newest hotels in Bhutan’s far-east district of Trashigang. It’s in the center of Trashigang town, the district capital

Located in picturesque surrounding, Lingkhar Lodge is one of the premium accommodation establishments in this region and