Lhuntse

It lies in the remote district of Bhutan. Although the region is accessible, there are fewer roads than in other parts. The place is increasingly getting isolated, as more and more people are attracted by the urban limelight and modern lifestyle. Lhuntse is perhaps the least developed Dzongkhag of Bhutan. The town of Lhuntse has a series of concrete terraces lying just above the collection of wooden shops and bars. The region is rich in forests, gorges, and cliffs. There is also a 113 ft tall statue of Guru Rimpoche atop Takela Hill of Lhuentse. Khoma Village in Lhuntse is known throughout the country for its production of Kishuthara, an extremely intricately patterned silk textile.