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Limbukha Village

Wangdue

Limbukha village is accessible by feeder road from Punakha and Wangdue. Limbukha farmers are known for growing Bhutan’s famous red rice which is supposed to have medicinal values. Limbukha is also known for its love of peace and tranquility. Legends says that during medieval wars the people of Limbukha always volunteered as peace negotiators. This is also depicted during annual festival when the Limbuk men are found carrying peace flags instead of swords and fireworks.Drive towards Punakha Dzong and later walk across the suspension bridge (about 200m long) through absolutely fresh breeze and fascinating view of Dzong. Follow the farm houses gradually climbing towards Dompala hills. The view of Dzong, Pho Chhu, Mo Chhu rivers and surrounding village is superb amidst chirpine forests 

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  1. Temples & Monasteries

    Chimi Lhakhang

    The temple, adorned with hundreds of prayer flags, graces the edge of a picturesque plateau overlooking fertile rice fields and river below.

  2. Restaurants

    Chimi Lhakhang Cafeteria

    A glass-walled cafeteria by Chimi Lhakhang looking over village houses and rice terraces. Bhutanese and Indian buffet with red rice; dessert, tea and coffee included.

  3. Temples & Monasteries

    Dalay Goenpa (Nalanda Buddhist College)

    Dalay Goenpa or Dalida is as well-known as Nalanda Nalanda Buddhist College in Bhutan.

  4. Sight

    Drive from Punakha to Paro

    Drive from Punakha to Paro: Takes about Approx.(3 to 4 Hrs).Distance covered is 128 KM.

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