Prayer flags over the Phobjikha Valley, Bhutan. Stands of prayer flags are ubiquitous in Bhutan. They typically commemorate someone who has recently died, put up by his or her family. They are allowed to deteriorate naturally, symbolizing the impermanence of life.

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SAR 293 total

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27 Jul - 28 Jul

"I had a nice time staying in Khamsum inn . I wish I cound give them excellent rating. They need to work little more on that. Next time , I will ask for the room one above. Little away from noise and for a better view. Service staffs are wonderful , Like Drupchu , Purnima and others. Kitchen needs to be more professional. When I come back to Thimphu I know where to stay. Best of luck for Khamsum Inn ."

"The hotel is centrally located. Rooms are clean and the staff is very helpful. The serve good quality coffee and has a trained barista. The only downside is some of the rooms heating isn’t working at all. "

"Very good stay"

SAR 169 total

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28 Jul - 29 Jul

SAR 198 total

includes taxes & fees

28 Jul - 29 Jul

"Super squeaky clean and great response from the team . Lovely place with a hill view . Loved every inch of the place . Great place to stay . Thanks to the team of Pema by Realm"

"Was a decent hotel. Located centrally. "

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Top Wangdue Phodrang Hotel Reviews

Drukgyal Twin Tower Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I am from the US. This is my first time here. Excellent customer service. Especially the welcoming culture is very friendly. Made me feel very welcome. Every welcoming staff I encountered was well trained. Well trained staff."