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Place in Trashigang District, Bhutan
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Trashigang (also spelt 'Tashigang') is an administrative town of 4,500 people in Eastern Bhutan. The traditional architecture and narrow streets give the town a quaint and snug feel, not unlike an Italian or Cornish fishing village.
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Built in 1659. Functions as the administrative headquarters of Trashigang district. Houses the local branch of the monastic body.
Pizza, pasta, Bhutanese cuisine. Pastries. Large windows offering views over mountains.
A large resort. Views over the Drangmey Chhu River. Bhutanese, Indian, Chinese, Continental cuisine. Bar.
The closest tourist standard hotel to Yongphula Airport. Uninhibited views over rice paddies and mountains. Individual cabins. Bar and cafe. Outdoor seating. Friendly and helpful service.
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