Lhuentse targets increased tourism in 13th Plan

Lhuentse—Tourism development remains a priority for Lhuentse dzongkhag in the 13th Plan.

Lhuentse is home to many sacred pilgrimage sites scattered across the dzongkhag, including Singye Dzong, Rinchen Bumpa, Kuenzangling, Dungkar Naktshang, Waga Pangtsho, Khenpajong, Yonten Kuenjung, and Pasalum Tshachu, among others. The region is also known for Kishuthara, Nettle-Fiber Weaving, and pottery.

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