Nightlife in Thimphu
Sonam Dendup • September 9, 2020
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Thimphu is just like any capital city in the world and comes alive at night for those wishing to extend the days or nights. As much as the city is popular for its regular tourist attractions, the nightlife too is an experience not to miss. After a full day of sightseeing being whisked from one location to another, in the evening visitors can relax at a pub or unwind at a discotheque or sing away at a Karaoke bar. Most of these joints are located in the city and within walking distance to each other so you can visit a few while at it.
The city offers different entertainment such as discotheques for the enthusiastic dancers which remains open till the wee hours, Pubs and Karaoke bars for the passionate singers or watch live musical performances by local and visiting bands from other countries. Such centers are a great place to hang out with a local brew, enjoy the music and at the same time appreciate the vibe of the city with the satisfaction that you have taken in the best of everything the capital city has to offer.
Through this undisturbed tropical, sub-tropical and Alpine regions of virgin forests, waterfalls and lakes, highland nomadic villages, undisturbed nature and views of the Greater Himalayas and Snow Capped Peaks, Bhutan offers some of the best trekking experiences all year round.
The view from there is the panoramic sight of almost all the tallest Himalayan Mountain of Bhutan like majestic Gangkar Puensum, formidable Table Mountain and Tiger Mountain. As it is located at the top, the view of the Himalayan ranges is better than anywhere in the area, even as compared to famous Dochula Pass.
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