Dungtse Lhakhang near Paro.
Dungtse Lhakhang was built in 1433 by Thangtong Gyalpo, the Tibetan saint famous for building iron chain bridges across Himalayan rivers. It is shaped like a chorten, and its three floors are said to represent hell, earth and heaven, with paintings that become more elaborate as you climb. It is a small, active temple, and access to the upper floors depends on the caretaker.
- Address: Paro, Bhutan
- Hours: Opening depends on the caretaker. Ask your guide to check ahead.
- How to Reach: Near the bridge across the Paro Chhu, a short drive from Paro town.
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