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Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Temple is a point of interest, located at 27.637361,89.816500,, Thimphu-Punakha Hwy, Bhutan

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27.637361,89.816500,, Thimphu-Punakha Hwy

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17 Reviews

  • Medha J
    11 April 2018

    Serene place. A must visit for tourist.

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  • Nik Sav
    06 April 2018

    Trek to this temple starts some 8 KM from Punakha Dzong. It will take around 2 hrs to reach the top where temple is situated. Its good to spend some 45 minutes in and around the temple and then again 1.5 hours to come down.
    Way up the temple is not very defined and goes through feilds and many a times u will have to search for the right one. Once you reach there what awaits you is picturesque view of the valley and beautiful temple. Its the only temple in the region where you can enter, go to the top come out at roof and enjoy the breeze, i guess its due to very little rush to tourist that they don't mind at all you making your own way to different floors and places in temple. Priest there told us that even queen at some festival visits the temple walking all the way up on foot.
    There are no shops on the way so keep your water bottle filled and ready before starting the trek. Keep a few things to snack on the top. Dzong at punakha open between 9 to 1 pm and then 3 to 5 pm. So schedule your trip accordingly. Moreover just 2 km towards Khumsum from dzong the river view is so enchanting that you would love to halt and rest there for a while. I have added the pics of the river bank that is some 2 from Dzong. So I would recommend you start trek in morning, spend time at river and then visit dzong. Hope you find this helpful. Go have fun.

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  • Bhutan Peaceful Tours & Treks
    05 April 2018

    It's really Fun for the Early Morning Hike. This Temple is a splendid example of the Bhutanese Architecture and Art.

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  • Vincent Pradeep
    17 February 2018

    Lovely place and end a Low intensity hike

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  • Druk Rafting Service
    06 February 2018

    Awesome location and religious site to visit. An hour hike up and 45.mins down. Said to be one and only kind in the worldbuilt in late 90's to keep away the negative and evil powers harming our current while as a Crown Prince.

    After the end of the Hike if you change your mind to Raft down the river just do call us before coming to Punakha or make your reservations.

    If you are here or coming to Punakha let us know on the contact numbers for River Rafting or Rafting and Camping Adventure activitiesHave fun and take back the memories.

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  • Puran Gurung
    27 January 2018

    In the valley of happiness, located at a quaint knoll up in the wilds of the mountains, the Khamsum Yulley temple was built in 2004 as prophesied for the peace of all.

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  • Buya Fashe
    09 January 2018

    Beautiful setting, great rooftop experience with a commanding view of the valley. A great place to visit in Punakha

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  • Saket Tiwari
    26 December 2017

    Located some 2kms ahead of Punakha Dzong. This temple is situated atop a hill and requires a moderate hike. But the view from top makes it up. If you're lucky you'll find monks with their prayers and offerings

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  • Jordan Davies
    24 October 2017

    Very old, worth a visit if your in the area as it's only small

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  • Sandeep Kumar
    20 August 2017

    Loved the track leading upto this beautiful place. Very serene and impressive temple from inside. Please carry some water while hiking.

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  • Munish Prabhakar
    25 June 2017

    A difficult track and even very difficult terrain, leads you to the temple, where you forget all your tiredness and wish to come again and again. Extremely beautiful surroundings and enchanting nrity of nature surrounding this temple of God of death and teaching of purity of life is must visit when un Bhutan.

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  • Phatta Singh Ghalley
    02 June 2017

    One of the best place to enjoy the scene of Punakha. !

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  • Silvia Tomarchio
    30 May 2017

    It's a bit of a climb but well worth it for the views

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  • Ugyen Tshering
    18 April 2017

    Scene from the top of the chorten is beautiful with the mochhu river flowing through the lust green valley of punakha, precious mountain ranges roof with snow cap..

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  • Kinzang Wangchuk
    05 March 2017

    Beautiful temple in punakha, Bhutan

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  • Bhutan Swallowtail
    09 February 2017

    Hike to the monastery is challenging and it takes about 40 mins hike up the steep. From the monastery you get the beautiful aerial view of the Punakha valley, Yibesa village and colorful rice field. From the monastery you can either return to the road or take a further hike to Jiligang and then descend to Punkha where you will see a confluence of famous me and female river of Punakha.

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  • Andy Khoo
    08 November 2016

    Khamsum Yulley Namgyal 紀念碑。從普納卡市中心開車約40分鐘,轉入小路後抵達一處約有三間平房的小村庄,接著經過一座吊橋並走過45分鐘的蜿蜒稻田小徑,一路輕鬆爬登便可抵達Khamsum Yulley Namgyal 紀念碑。
    在20世紀90年代,不丹第三世王后 Ashi Tshering Yangdon Wangchuk 決定修建一個紀念碑來為不丹祈福,保祐其子民與一切有情眾生。而其真實目的是為了保護太子,保證皇室的安全以實現不丹的繁榮,後來選擇了這個地點進行建造。整個工程歷時八年半。
    這座具有四層樓的紀念碑的興建方式特別在於,其建築設計細節都取自於佛經,而非技術類書籍。
    站在紀念塔上可展望整個 Punakha 山谷,將一切的美景盡收眼底;來到此處的心情無比雀躍,不丹真不愧是人間最後一片淨土。

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