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Biodiversity: These valleys are rich in flora and fauna, providing habitats for various species, including the rare black-necked cranes in Phobjikha Valley. Cultural Heritage: The valleys are home to significant religious and historical sites, reflecting Bhutan’s rich cultural heritage and traditional architecture. Tourism: These valleys are popular tourist destinations, attracting visitors with their natural beauty, cultural sites, and opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and experiencing Bhutanese culture.
1. Phobjikha Valley
Is a bowl-shaped glacial valley on the western slopes of black mountain. Every winter from mid of oct the Black Neck cranes or Heavenly birds(known locally as throng throng kam) flocks here from Plateau of Tibet .it is one of the most importen wild life preserves area in the country.the Nakey chhu drains the marshy valley,famous places to visits are, Gangte Goemba( monastery school),Black-Necked Crane information center, Khewang Lhakhang( Old Temple),there’s some great hiking in the valley, Gangte Nature Trail(1 .1/2 hours).
2. Paro Valley
The Paro valley Approximately 2250 m altitude is without doubt one of the loveliest in Bhutan,the fertile land or the rice bowel of the country,clement climate and network of trade routes from Tibet from old times have combined to make the people of paro better off then elsewhere in Bhutan.several treks begin in or near Paro. The druk path treks climbs over the eastern valley mountains taking around 4-5 days trek.the Jhomolhari(7326m),Laya-Gasa and Snowman treks all lead west from Drukgyel Dzong(Fort)
The charming small town of Paro lies on the bank of the Pa chhu(Paro river).the most famous places visited in Paro are Takesang/Tiger nest, Paro Ringpong Dzong( fort of Paro). Kitchu Lhakhang(temple).National museum,Nyamai Zam( Bridge), Drukgyel Dzong(victory fort)
3. Punakha Valley
Balmy,lush landscapes of The Punakha is approximately 1250 m altitude valley was the ancient Ccapital of Bhutan, every November(on the first day of 10th month), the JeKhenpo and dratshang( central monk body) overnight here on their two day journey from their summer residence in Thimphu( capatel city) .The most famous places visited in Punakha are Chimi Lhakhang(monastery),Punakha Dzong(fort), Khamsum Yuelley Namgyel choeten( temple),Chorten neybu(monastic school), Nunnery ( monastic school for women), suspension Bridge..,
For adventures you can mountain-bike for 27 Km loop oute from Khuruthang crosses the bridge there and heads up the east side of the valley along a feeder road to Samdingkha(14Km),then return along a trail to Punakha Dzong(7.5 Km), finally coasting back to Khuruthang along the paved road .For trek there is Samtangang trek for 3 nights four days and ends at teki zampa on a east west high way.