Thimphu

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Thimphu has been the capital of Bhutan since 1955. It is the centre of government, religion and commerce. The harmonious mix of modern development with ancient traditions makes it a unique town. It is homes to the civil servants, expatriates and the monk body and maintains a strong national character in its architectural style. Once a small rural settlement, today it is home to about 150,000 inhabitants.

Tashichhodzong
Tashichhodzong
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National Memorial Chorten
National Memorial Chorten
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Kuensel Phodrang, Big Buddha Point
Kuensel Phodrang, Big Buddha Point
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National Library
National Library
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Semtokha Dzong
Semtokha Dzong
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School of 13 Arts and Crafts
School of 13 Arts and Crafts
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National Institute for Traditional Medicine
National Institute for Traditional Medicine
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Changangkha Lhakhang
Changangkha Lhakhang
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Takin Reserve
Takin Reserve
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Handicrafts Emporium
Handicrafts Emporium
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Local Centenary Market
Local Centenary Market
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Zangtho Pelri Lhakhang
Zangtho Pelri Lhakhang
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National Textile Museum
National Textile Museum
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Folk Heritage Museum
Folk Heritage Museum
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Dochu La Pass
Dochu La Pass
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Tango Monastery
Tango Monastery
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Cheri Monastery
Cheri Monastery
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Phajoding Goemba
Phajoding Goemba
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