Tourists are bound to get carried away with Bhutan’s mesmerising beauty, magnificent mountain ranges, breathtaking glaciers and serene lakes. However, Chukha which is a relatively hot and wet region is no less either. Located in the dense subtropical forests of south-western Bhutan, Chukha holds a prime position in the commercial and financial stability of Bhutan. A number of industries are set up here including the Hydro Power and Tala Hydroelectricity project which are the key sources of national income. Chukha district acts as an entry point into the western part of Bhutan from India. Travellers who are keen for a road trip will have to face the snaky roads cascading down the mountain hills along with the view of lush greenery around. Chukha also plays a very important role behind the popularity of Buddhism since it has some of the finest and sacred monasteries of the country. The captivating beauty of Jabar Goemba monastery which is strategically located amongst five mountains will leave you spellbound. Pagar Goemba is yet another picturesque monastery built amidst mountains known for certain interesting stories.

The main town of Chukha district is Phuntsholing, which sits on the border joining India and Bhutan. It is separated by a much photographed gate, commonly referred as the Bhutan Gate. One of the popular tourist attractions here is the crocodile breeding centre, where this predator is typically seen lazing around soaking in the sun. Visiting Chukha Dzong is bound to make you awestruck. The view of the lush green backdrop against which the fort is built is truly a treat to your eyes. To sum up, with such variety of tourist places, favourable climatic conditions, local delicacies and shopping, Chukha district becomes a perfect holiday destination of Bhutan.