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Monggar

Monggar marks the beginning of eastern Bhutan and is the second largest town in the east.  It is the fastest-developing dzongkhag in eastern Bhutan. Monggar is noted for its lemon grass, a plant that can be used to produce an essential oil.

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Place of Interest / Things to do
Mongar Dzong

This is one of Bhutan’s newest Dzongs. It was built keeping with the tradition of not using any drawings or nails. The dzong provides the impression of how traditional Bhutanese architecture has continued to thrive through the centuries.

Read Blog Post: Explore Bhutan’s newest Mongar Dzong

Drametse Lhakhang

This is one of the largest and most important Nyingmapa monasteries in eastern Bhutan. The monastery is known for the otigin of the Drametse Nga Cham (the mask dance of the drums of Drametse). The monastery contains many ancient manuscripts.

Read Blog Post: Dance on the drums of Drametse Lhakgang

Yakgang Lhakhang


This is a privately owned monastery and is a 20-min walk from Mongar town. It is a repository of a wide range of spiritual treasures and other sacred objects. 

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