Punakha Dzong Review

The second largest Zongbao in Bhutan was built by Shablon I in 1637 in the present-day high tower, which preserves his real body and puts it in spices to prevent corrosion, except for the king and some senior la No one can enter the central tower, which is nearly 183 meters wide, more than 7 meters high, and 6 floors rectangular in color. It is recognized as the most beautiful in Bhutan. It is said that the builders of Punacazong called the most prestigious craftsman of the time and ordered the craftsman to make it a paradise. The builder took them to heaven to paint the drawings, and Punacazong became a depiction of heaven in the earth. The existing wood structure in the castle was very exquisite. No nails could be found between any two pieces of wood. The pillars of the hall were all bronze-skinned shavings. The auspicious decorations on the flowers and plants are gilded. Some doors and windows are gilded with bronze skins that are not carved on the whole face or with colorful sculptures show the extraordinary artistic charm of Bhutan. The bodhi trees in the wide atrium square swaying with the wind. The monks are busy running around and the dogs are sleeping with their eyes closed. Our hotel on the mountainside overlooks the entire Punacazong Shuanghe confluence terraces New Green Far and Near the mountains, surrounded by different clouds of light and shadows, Punacazong or dazzling or dazzling Bhutan's most beautiful Punacazongborg - well deserved!

I got off the bus and looked across the river at Puna Kazongbao. The first impression was that the majesty was very beautiful and the history was very long. After crossing the bridge, I entered Zong Temple from the high steps. There was a large yard, a large Bodhi tree in the center, surrounded by neat houses. There are all kinds of beautiful murals and Tangka inside the house, it is really solemn and beautiful.

Punakha Dzong Punakazong, Bhutan's oldest castle! It is located at the confluence of Bhutan's father (Po River) and mother (Mo River)! It is up to 6 floors and contains a lot of precious Buddhist manuscripts, celebrity rosters, religious paintings and so on! Every spring, the holy Punaka festival celebrates the Buddhist monk lotus peanuts!

Punakha Dzong, nestled at the confluence of Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers in Bhutan, is a splendid fortress monastery. Renowned for its traditional Bhutanese architecture, it serves as a vital religious and administrative hub. Second in age and size among Bhutan's dzongs, Punakha Dzong holds historical importance and features intricate woodwork. Majestic and culturally significant, it stands as a testament to Bhutan's rich heritage and the enduring charm of its architectural traditions.

Punacazongborg is no less than Thimphuzongborg. Located at the intersection of the father and mother rivers in Bhutan, Punacazongborg is the capital of Bhutan before Thimphu, Bhutan's most beautiful Zongborg, where the king's grand wedding was held, and it is full of romantic legends. The nobles and monks of Bhutan escape the summer heat in Thimphuzongborg, and the winter will come to Punacazongborg for warm winter.