One of the largest districts of Bhutan, Wangdue Phodrang boasts almost everything that a tourist yearns for. From stunning monasteries and sacred temples to rustic villages and exotic wildlife, the city is home to attractions that allure travelers to explore. The factor that makes the city different from others is its diverse topography, with subtropical forests in south and snowy areas in the north. Wangdue Phodrang features numerous plants and animal species with Jigme Dorji National Park in southeast and Wangchuck Centennial Park in north.<\/p>\n
The city is also home to rare animal species such as the red panda, blue sheep, snow leopard, and black bear. It is also rich in terms of flora with species such as blue poppy and rhododendrons. Spirituality seekers can visit many monasteries and temples dotted throughout the city. Nature lovers can head out for trekking on the beautiful trails in Wangdue Phodrang. Phobjikha Valley is another excellent place to visit for nature buffs as its boasts glaciers and is affluent in natural beauty.<\/p>\n