Trashigang
Trashigang is an administrative town of 4500 people in Eastern Bhutan. The traditional architecture and narrow streets give the town a quaint and snug feel, not unlike an Italian or Cornish fishing village. ContentsUnderstand[edit]Trashigang serves as the largest town in the eastern region, and a base for tourists venturing into the surrounding villages and mountains. It was once the centre of an important trade route with Tibet. Get in[edit]By plane[edit]Yongphulla Airport was officially opened to domestic flights in December 2011. Flights are operated by Drukair [1] and Tashi Air [2] to Paro. Although due to regulatory requirements of the runway, and poor financial results, most flights have been suspended. Check the individual airlines for current information. By road transportation[edit]From Thimphu there are two routes, both requiring two days:
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