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Ludrong Memorial Garden

A lovely garden with ponds and bridges and unobstructed view of Thimphu Dzong. The garden was donated to the public by the Royal Grandmother, HM Kesang Choden, in memory of her late brother.

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Address: Langjopakha

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Brusnika Russian Cafe
Russian Bakery
Full range of coffee. Continental cafe-style meals with good selection of bread. Views over Ludrong Park and Thimphu Dzong
Tue-Sun 09:00-20:00mid-range
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Tashichho Dzong
Tashi Chhoe Dzong
Built in the 18th century by Shabdrung Rinpoche to house government officials. Later, it was enlarged to accommodate both the monastic and civil bodies. Three times suffering severe damage from fire and once from an earthquake in 1897, much of the historic building dates from the rebuilding in 1902. To accommodate the national government and the central monastic body, the dzong was totally refurbished and enlarged in 1962, a year after Thimphu was designated the nation's capital. The main structure of the whitewashed building is two-storeyed with three-storeyed towers at each of the four corners, topped by triple-tiered golden roofs. There is also a large central tower or utse. The towers and roof are beautifully lit at night.
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Thangtong Dewachen Nunnery
Ziluka Nunnery
The seat of the 17th emanation of Thangtong Gyalpo. Built in 1976, the nunnery is home to over 60 nuns. Large statue of Thangtong Gyalpo, views over Thimphu Dzong. Very friendly and welcoming. Ceremonies conducted on request.
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The National Library
Pedzoe Lam. It houses a rare collection of Buddhist texts on the second floor, and there is a small selection of English books on Buddhism (mostly donated by Taiwan) and on Bhutan on the first floor.
Mon–Fri 09:30–13:00, 14:00–17:00