Since there is not much to see in the country, this museum gives you some idea of the evolution of culture and country More

Closed for major repairs after earthquake. Opened one small adjacent bldg to off-handedly display a few items. More

Worth the visit..high above the Paro valley you can see glacier covered Himalayan mountains. Th museum is modest but contains 18th century Thangkas and historical photos of the 5 kings of Bhutan. More

The Museum was damaged in the earthquake earlier last year and was closed. Did not see any renovation or refurbishment during the visit More

It was an enrichment. The narrative story about buddhism by the museum monk was excellent and interesting. More

Unfortunately the watchtower was damaged so displays had to be moved to a purpose built building. A lot of the exhibits, including stamp display, are not included. However the photos of the kings were very interesting and the views of the valley were great. More

Unfortunately the museum had been damaged in an earthquake so the contents had been moved to an adjacent administrative building. The contents are spectacular and a must see. I hope funding can be obtained to present them in better light as they deserve better. More

Interesting museum with a good oneway system that guides the visitor through the galleries. More

Located in a former watch tower (Ta Dzong means Watch Tower in Dzongkha) above the Rinpung Dzong, the museum displays artifacts from Bhutan's history as well as examples of indigenous flora and fauna. More