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Any Bhutan trip would perhaps remain incomplete if Phrumsengla National Park<\/strong> isn\u2019t added in the itinerary. Also popular by its abbreviation PNP, this national park is situated in the middle of the country whose total area is of 905 sq km\u00b2. It is also the home to 68 rare and endangered mammals\u2019 species that include tiger, leopard, red panda, and Malayan giant squirrel to name a few. Over a period of time, this park has turned into one of the most popular attractions in this country. Apart from housing rare animals, this park is famous for accommodating 620 plant species. Read on, to know more about Bhutan\u2019s Phrumsengla National Park.<\/em><\/p>\n

About Phrumsengla National Park<\/h2>\n
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Covering the districts of Bumthang, Lhuentse, Mongar, and Zhemgang, Phrumsengla National Park was established in 1998, and the total area of this park comprises 768 km\u00b2. The park is enveloped by majestic and lofty mountains and has become an attraction among locals and tourists alike for its highest peak which is at a height of 4,000 above sea level. As the park is located in the heart of Bhutan the park has dramatic landscapes, and this region should be visited by one and all once during their lifetime. For the adventure seekers, it has several trekking trails too which are popular worldwide. They cover the lush green stretches of forests and lands, and so do they unfold into a haven of snow.<\/p>\n

There are a number of reasons for the ever-growing popularity of this park. It is home to several rare flora and fauna. Alpine forests are the popular flora in the north while subtropical broad-leaf in the south of this park, making it a diverse landscape. The animals found here are the Himalayan black bear, the red panda, the royal Bengal tiger, and the snow leopard. One can even spot musk deer and langurs here. Phrumsengla National Park is also considered as a perfect place for bird watchers with over 341 species of birds like the rufous-necked hornbill, black-necked cranes, blood pheasant, wood snipe, nuthatch, blue-naped pitta, brown wood owl, booted eagle, ultramarine flycatcher and back-headed shrike babbler amongst others.<\/p>\n

Best Time To Visit Phrumsengla National Park<\/h2>\n
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This park remains open round the year thus visitors have ample room to explore it. The autumn season though, especially the months from October to November are perfect for the tourists due to the pleasant weather conditions and also the smoothening of the trekking routes in total dryness. April to June is another great time to visit and the park is covered in a soft hue of red owing to the beautiful rhododendron.<\/p>\n

Things To Do In Phrumsengla National Park<\/h2>\n

Here are a few exciting activities to look forward to when one is visiting the Phrumsengla National Park in Bhutan. Read on, to find out what the park offers to its visitors.<\/p>\n

1. Sightseeing<\/h3>\n
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With the beautiful landscapes and high wildlife sighting potentials, this park has already become sought after among all the tourist destinations in Bhutan. It is known for having beautiful and scenic walking trails that are overlooking the Himalayas, the natural beauty. The national highway passing through the national park offers one easy access to most of the ecological zones of this park.<\/p>\n

Apart from the fine landscape of Bhutan, one can see the rare flora and fauna everywhere. One of the popular attractions of this park is the famous Phrumsengla Pass. It is located on the highway overlooking Bhutan\u2019s highest Peak – Gangkar Phuensum. In addition to that, visitors can also explore the Bribdungla, which is popular for being home to hundreds of alpine lakes and alpine grasslands.<\/p>\n

Must Read:<\/strong> 7 Valleys In Bhutan: Explore The Scenic Beauty Of These Bhutanese Valleys<\/a><\/p>\n

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