Bhutan · trip style
Food and markets in Bhutan
The haats and markets of the hills, Tibetan and Nepali kitchens, Lepcha and Bhutia home food, Bhutan's ema datshi and red rice, Dooars fish curries, and the old bakeries and tea rooms of Darjeeling and Kalimpong. Cheap to eat well, if you know where.
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Where to go for food and markets

Four high valleys and the oldest temples in Bhutan

A quiet valley over Chele La, opened to tourists only in 2002

Bhutan's front door, one gate away from Jaigaon

A capital without traffic lights, under a giant golden Buddha
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