Haa Sightseeing
Haa is one of the smallest districts in the country. This tiny region is one of the most beautiful and isolated areas in the kingdom, crafted with pristine alpine forests and tranquil mountain peaks. This is ancestral home of queen grand-mother. This valley remains one of the least visited areas in the country and retains the air of an unalloyed, primitive forest. The wooded hills of Haa provides an ideal location for hiking and mountain biking.
Major attractions of Haa are:
Torsha Strict Nature Reserve
Torsha Strict Nature Reserve, one of the environmentally protected areas of Bhutan. Torsha is connected to the JigmeDorji National Park via a biological corridor, cutting across the northeastern half of Haa District.A must visiting place for wildlife lovers.
Haa Town
The town has been developed along the HaaChhu River and can be divided into two distinct sectors; the Northern part of town has the central bazaar, main shops and restaurants while the Southern half of town is occupied by an IMTRAT (Indian Military Training Team) camp and a Bhutanese army training camp. This peaceful town with its soothing beauty consider as the most visited place in Haa.
Hidden-Land Rice Valley
Haa is known as the Hidden-Land Rice Valley for its amazing beauty of step wise paddy fields.
Haa Valley
A steep north-south valley with a narrow floor, sooths your eyes with lush green valley view. Looking For Something Specific?
