Nestled in the Himalayas and not commercially popular, Haa valley is adorned with stunning mountain peaks and picturesque alpine forest view. Tourists in search of peace will instantly connect to this natural beauty, thereby relaxing their mind and body. Haa is sparsely populated and relatively isolated valley which was made open for tourists only in the year 2002 making it the most untouched and unexploited destination in Bhutan. Considered as the ancestral home of Queen’s Grandmother and Dorji family, this quaint place is filled with tradition and festivals. Having said this, a visit coinciding the annual summer festival is recommended to witness the unique culture and lifestyle of the locals.

A complete paradise for adventure seekers, the incredible beauty of wooden hills and paddy fields of Haa will surely help them make the most of the place. Locals here are typically Yak herders and its fun to watch them weave Yak hair tents and sample the other Yak products on display. In order to reach Haa Valley, tourists have to cross the Chele-La-Pass which gives an outstanding view of Mt. Chomolhari. Visiting nearby sights such as Haa Chu, Haa Dzong and various temples & gompas ensures that tourists get to explore maximum from this region. Haa’s enthralling and untainted beauty is going to give its visitors one of the most unforgettable joys of life.