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  Chencho Handicraft - Vases, sculptures, and wall hangings are made by traditional artisans. Decorative notebooks, journals, and greeting cards made of paper and bamboo make excellent gifts.

 

  Lungta Handicrafts - Another handicraft shop in Bhutan that you can enjoy is this one. Many travellers enjoy the store, which is located in Thimphu. They have all of the goods sealed and stamped by the NCCA, which ensures you can take it through airport customs without incurring any extra fees. Great monastic trumpets, carpets, saddles, and bamboo boxes are among their treasures.

 

  Norzin Lam Street - In Bhutan, Buddhism is ingrained in the culture. Magnificent statues of Buddha in various postures made of various materials such as iron, bronze, wood, and clay can be found. Remember that you would not be able to take any ‘antique' pieces out of the country if you buy them.

 

  DSB Books - This fantastic location for all book nerds was founded in 2000 and has remained famous ever since. They have a large selection of books about the Himalayas and Bhutan, as well as fiction and non-fiction. The store is well-organized, and the staff are friendly and willing to assist you if you become disoriented.

 

  Gagyel Lhundrup Weaving Center - This centre specialises in hand-woven textiles, and you can find amazing unstitched clothes as well as some stitched fabrics for sale. This shop is on Thimphu's southern outskirts. This is a fantastic location that offers better rates than market shops.

 

  Bhutan Art Gallery - The Bhutanese revere thangkas, or rolled up scroll paintings, which are intricately block printed or embroidered on cloth or silk applique.

 

  Yoser Lhamo Shop - This is a farmer's market where you can buy a variety of foods and beverages. Their specialty is beer and cheese. Red Panda beer, honey wine, peach brandy wine, and apple juice are among the beverages available here.