BUMTHANG
Bumthang is regarded as the kingdom’s spiritual center. One of Bhutan’s oldest regions, Bumthang is home to several monasteries and holy places. In the eighth century CE, Guru Rinpoche treated a local monarch here for a disease caused by spirits. As a result, the monarch eventually accepted Buddhism, as did the entire nation. Bumthang is the birthplace of the Buddhist saint Pema Lingpa, as well as the home and practice of several other well-known Buddhist yogis. As a result, Bumthang is home to monasteries and other hallowed objects.
Kenchogsum Monastery
Tsilung, often referred to as Kenchosum Lhakhang, is a monastery located in Bumthang. Pema Lingpa claims Lhakhang was established as early as the 8 century.
Tamshing Monastery
The most significant Nyingma gompa in Bhutan is Tamzhing Lhündrup Monastery, which is located in the middle Bumthang District.
Kurjey MOnastery
One of the holiest and most revered places in Bhutan is Kurjey Lhakhang, which is situated in the Bumthang area. tucked away on a hillside
Buring Lake (Mebartsho)
Presently, this little freshwater lake serves as a revered destination for Bhutanese pilgrims, adorned with vibrant, colorful prayer flags and a modest shrine.
Jambay MOnastery
Situated in Bumthang, the Jambay Lhakhang, also known as the Temple of Maitreya, is one of the 108 temples constructed by the Tibetan monarch Songtsen.
Chakhar Lhakhang
The old palace of the Indian ruler known as Sindhu Raja, Chakhar Lhakhang, is located ahead of Jampey Lhakhang. The iron that comprised the original palace.