Chukha Sightseeing

Chukha Dzongkhag is a district in southwestern Bhutan, known for its picturesque landscapes and cultural richness. The district's administrative center is Phuentsholing, a bustling border town that serves as a gateway between Bhutan and India. Chukha is renowned for the Chukha Hydropower Plant, a major source of Bhutan's electricity, harnessing the power of the Punatsangchhu River.

The district encompasses a diverse range of terrain, from subtropical foothills to alpine regions. Rich in biodiversity, Chukha is home to various flora and fauna, providing a habitat for diverse species. Besides its natural beauty, the district boasts several important cultural sites, including temples and monasteries that reflect Bhutan's unique blend of Buddhism and traditions.  As part of Bhutan's commitment to Gross National Happiness, Chukha Dzongkhag emphasizes sustainable development, environmental conservation, and the preservation of cultural heritage. Visitors to Chukha can experience the harmonious coexistence of nature and culture, making it a captivating destination within the Kingdom of Bhutan.