A Club Mahindra Associate Resort. Discover Phuentsholing, the second-largest border town in Bhutan, and the abode of the kings and queens of the Himalayan kingdom. Also known as the land of thunder dragons, Phuentsholing is uniquely more urban than other Bhutanese towns. Serving as a popular trade route for Bhutan, it is scenic and less chaotic. With its age-old attractions, emerald green forests, and legendary folklores, Phuentsholing is truly meant to bewitch the minds of travelers. Meto Pema Hotel, a Club Mahindra Affiliate property, is centrally located, tranquil, and refined, offering guests a wonderful stay. Feel greeted by the cozy and inviting ambiance exuding warmth and comfort. Pamper yourself with state-of-the-art facilities designed to exceed your expectations. Ideal for both leisure and business travelers, Meto Pema Hotel is the perfect pick while you explore the charms of Phuentsholing.
A beautiful Buddhist temple located in the heart of Phuentsholing, Zangto Pelri Lhakhang is dedicated to Guru Rinpoche.
Perched on a hill overlooking Phuentsholing, Karbandi Monastery offers stunning views of the town and the surrounding valleys.
A bustling hub of local culture, Phuentsholing Market is the perfect place to experience the vibrant life of the town.
The iconic Bhutan Gate marks the border between India and Bhutan, symbolizing the entry into the Land of the Thunder Dragon.
The most popular festival in Phuentsholing is Tshangla Tsechu, a vibrant celebration held annually at Zangto Pelri Lhakhang. This festival features colorful masked dances, traditional music, and rituals performed by monks.
It’s a significant event for the local community, showcasing Bhutan’s rich cultural heritage and religious traditions. The festival brings together people from surrounding areas to celebrate with joy and devotion.
This beloved Bhutanese dish is made from fiery chili peppers and locally produced cheese. Served with red rice, Ema Datshi is a staple in Phuentsholing and across Bhutan.
The combination of tender pork and fiery chilies offers a satisfying meal that’s deeply rooted in Bhutanese culinary tradition.