Nestled near the border with Tibet and only recently opened to tourism, Haa Valley remains one of Bhutan’s best-kept secrets. Quiet, pristine, and deeply traditional, Haa invites you to explore untouched alpine landscapes, sacred mountains, and remote villages where time seems to stand still.
The valley is surrounded by mighty peaks like Mount Jomolhari and Mount Kangchen Dzönga, sacred to locals and ideal for trekking enthusiasts. One of Haa’s most significant landmarks is the Lhakhang Karpo and Lhakhang Nagpo, known as the White and Black Temples, which are central to the valley’s religious life and mythology.
Staying in Haa means immersing yourself in village life — helping cook meals over wood fires, watching yak herders tend to their flocks, and breathing in the crisp, cedar-scented air. The lack of commercial tourism gives Haa its unfiltered charm and spiritual calm.
Perfect for photographers, solo travelers, and nature lovers, Haa is a place to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with Bhutan’s untouched essence. At Aiming Bhutan Tours, we can arrange personalized homestay experiences so you can feel like more than just a visitor.