Wangduechhoeling Palace is an ancient palace built to glorify the tales of a Bhutanese warrior named Trongsa Penlop Jigme Namgyel. Built in and around 1587, this is also the palace where His Highness Ugyen Wangchuck or the first king of Bhutan took birth. This time immemorial structure was in fact the royal residence till the capital of Bhutan was shifted to Paro.
If you want to unravel the brilliance of Bhutanese architecture, nothing can stand against the Wangduechhoeling Palace. In fact, the palace is a livelier example of skilled artwork and craftsmanship. The palace has an ancient temple with a large display of ancient belongings like murals, religious texts, painting, sculptures, and much more. Wangduechhoeling Palace has now been converted into a museum and is open to public.
Visiting Hours: 10:00AM – 05:30PM
Entry Fees: INR 230 (for Indians), INR 460 (for Foreigners)