In Trashigang, the pulse of history beats strong, and the vibrant culture weaves a tapestry of timeless traditions and breath-taking landscapes.
Trashigang, the largest district in Bhutan, stands as a vibrant hub in the east, renowned for its rich culture and historical significance. The name “Trashigang,” translating to “auspicious mountain” in Dzongkha, reflects the district’s revered status.
Bhutan’s oldest higher education institution, Sherubtse College in Kanglung, makes Trashigang a cornerstone of Bhutanese education.
Adding to the district’s allure is the highland community of Merak and Sakteng. This remote area is home to the Brokpa people, known for their unique culture and traditions. The highland pastures and the distinct way of life of the Brokpa community offer a fascinating glimpse into a lesser-known aspect of Bhutanese culture, enriching the visitor experience.
In Trashigang, the pulse of history beats strong, and the vibrant culture weaves a tapestry of timeless traditions and breath-taking landscapes.
