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Ruchika Mandora
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Near the primary highway, this is a popular site. This valley has many cattle and pasture. The location is known for bamboo, stone, slate, and other souvenirs.
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The Tiger's Nest of Paro is another name. The monastery overlooks the Paro valley and river from a hilltop.
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Tourists treat these two places as one despite their distance. Mongar, a little village in the Himalayas in the east, is gorgeous.
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This is the country's capital, which is in the Himalayas. The view from here is beautiful. This is the only place on Earth where there are no traffic lights.
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The glaciers and streams that pour into the meadows in these two valleys are famous. In this area, the black-necked crane is plainly visible.
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This country's historic site is surrounded by valleys, mountains, and rice fields. Here and there are old buildings.
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This modest yet essential Bhutanese destination. The region's scenery is a key draw for tourists. Some temples and fortifications are in this valley.
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Some attractions include the crocodile breeding location, hydrothermal project, Bhutan Gate, Karbandi monastery, and others.
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This region has several historical events. This location is 1300m above sea level and the valley is 3000m.
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It is a pilgrimage site. This valley has several sacred, ancient, and important religious sites. Atop 2600m, this holy site has several historic temples from the country.
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