Travelers dream of experiencing Bhutan’s unique lifestyle, and June offers a serene and picturesque setting with glacial valleys, ancient monasteries, and misty mountains. With milder rainfall, the landscapes turn lush green, and the crowds are fewer, making it an ideal time to immerse in Bhutan’s beauty.
With temperatures between 15°C to 25°C, it’s perfect for sightseeing and exploring. Here are some mustvisit destinations in Bhutan in June. Don’t forget to enjoy a warm cup of tea while soaking in the scenic views!

1. Thimphu

Thimphu is a captivating mix of ancient traditions and modern development. Its mistcovered mountains and vibrant Tsechu festival make it a top destination in June. Explore craft shops, handicrafts emporiums, and iconic Bhutanese architecture painted in rich colors.
Top Spots: Motithang Takin Preserve, Dechen Phodrang Monastery, Centenary Farmers Market

2. Paro

Surrounded by rice fields and the serene Paro River, Paro is perfect for scenic walks. June’s mistcovered mountains make it an enchanting place to explore, with vibrant landscapes and historical significance.
Top Spots: Drakarpo, Jangsarbu Lhakhang, Dzongdrakha Monastery

3. Punakha

punakha dzong

The ancient capital of Bhutan, Punakha boasts magnificent monuments and breathtaking rice fields. Whether you enjoy history, nature, or architecture, Punakha offers an unforgettable experience with its serene landscapes and scenic countryside.
Top Spots: Lingkana Palace, Talo Monastery, Wolakha Nunnery

4. Bumthang

Known as the valley of holy water, Bumthang is home to some of Bhutan’s oldest temples. Perfect for spirituality and nature enthusiasts, it features lush orchards and rhododendron forests that come alive in June.
Top Spots: Thangbi Lhakhang, Jakar Dzong, Ogyen Choling Palace and Museum

5. Gangtey

A highaltitude valley, Gangtey is known for its stunning landscape and blacknecked cranes. Enjoy lush forests, popular monsoon treks, and breathtaking views that captivate nature lovers and adventurers alike.
Top Spots: Kuenzang Chholing Shedra, Kumbhu Lhakhang, Nyelung Dechenling

6. Haa Valley

Whether you seek adventure or tranquility, Haa Valley offers it all. With stunning views of Jichu Drakey and Mt. Chomolhari, it’s a paradise for trekking and spiritual seekers.
Top Spots: Haa Wangchuklo Dzong, Juneydrag, Katsho Goempa

7. Gasa

Rich in culture and traditional architecture, Gasa stands out for its monastic structures and dzongs. Surrounded by lush landscapes, it offers an authentic glimpse into Bhutanese life.
Top Spots: Tashi Thongmon Dzong, Jigme Dorji Wangchuk National Park, National Animal Takin in the Wild

8. Trongsa

Home to the endangered Golden Langur, Trongsa is a harmonious blend of natural beauty and spiritual heritage. Rugged gorges and valleys create a dramatic landscape perfect for nature enthusiasts.
Top Spots: Chhoekhor Raptentse Dzong, Thruepang Palace, Chendbji Chorten

9. Gelephu

A gateway to central Bhutan, Gelephu lies on the plains, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers. Known for hot springs and rare wildlife, it offers a refreshing environment away from the hills.
Top Spots: Tsirang Dzong, Sunday Market, Bhutan Centennial Distillery

10. Wangdue Phodrang

Perched on a cliff, Wangdue Phodrang offers stunning views and unique cultural experiences. Enjoy the diverse altitudes with subtropical forests in the south and cooler northern areas.
Top Spots: Temple of Sha Radap, Adha and Rukha Villages, Rinchegang Village

11. Trashigang

A serene destination in eastern Bhutan, Trashigang is known for its rice fields, banana trees, and mystical caves. Perfect for peaceful mornings and scenic treks, it’s a hidden gem in monsoon Bhutan.
Top Spots: Trashigang Dzong, Tshenkharla Ruins, Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary

12. Phuentsholing

This vibrant commercial hub is the gateway for many travelers from India. Blending tradition with modernity, Phuentsholing offers cultural attractions and artistic monuments.
Top Spots: Phuentsholing Park, Rinchending Goemba, Bhutan Border Gate
Pack your bags for an unforgettable June in Bhutan, enjoying misty mountains, serene landscapes, and rich cultural experiences.