Twenty Dzongkhags

The capital and largest city of Bhutan, where tradition meets modernity in the heart of the Thunder Dragon Kingdom.

Home to the iconic Tiger's Nest Monastery and Bhutan's only international airport, nestled in a beautiful valley.

The ancient capital, renowned for its stunning dzong at the confluence of two rivers and subtropical climate.

A gateway to central Bhutan, known for its bamboo products, stone carvings, and the Black-necked Crane sanctuary.

The spiritual heartland of Bhutan, comprising four valleys with ancient temples and monasteries.

The ancestral home of Bhutan's royal family, featuring the largest dzong in the kingdom perched on a mountain spur.

Eastern Bhutan's commercial hub, characterized by dramatic landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

Remote and pristine, the ancestral home of Bhutan's royal family, famous for Kishuthara weaving.

The largest district in eastern Bhutan, a vibrant trade center with stunning mountain vistas.

Known for its traditional wooden bowl craftsmanship and the sacred Chorten Kora stupa.

A peaceful district in southeastern Bhutan, known for its natural beauty and agricultural traditions.

The southeastern border town, serving as a gateway to Bhutan from India with a warm tropical climate.

A predominantly rural district known for its slate mining and diverse ecological zones.

A diverse district with both subtropical valleys and temperate highlands, rich in orange orchards.

Bhutan's second-largest district with extensive forests and rich biodiversity in the southern foothills.

One of Bhutan's most remote districts, home to Royal Manas National Park and rich indigenous culture.

The southwestern border district featuring diverse landscapes from subtropical plains to temperate highlands.

An industrial hub with hydropower projects, featuring dramatic landscapes and subtropical valleys.

A pristine and isolated valley, one of Bhutan's most scenic and least visited regions.

The most remote and sparsely populated district, home to high-altitude trails and hot springs.