The tranquil and culturally diverse district of Trashi Yangtse is renowned for its exquisite handicrafts and hallowed scenery. It represents the cultural and spiritual legacy of Eastern Bhutan with its historic temples, traditional arts, and serene valleys.
- Cultural Diversity: Home to Yangtseps, Tshanglas, Bramis, Khengpas, and Kurtoeps, with languages like Dzala, Tshangla, and Chocangacakha spoken across the district.
- Traditional Arts: Visit the School of Traditional Arts, teaching six classic forms: painting, pottery, wood sculpture, wood-turning, lacquer-work, and embroidery.
- Natural Beauty: Explore the Kulong Chhu Wildlife Sanctuary and parts of Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary, linked with neighboring protected areas.
- Local Crafts: The region is famous for woodworking and papermaking, perfect for collectors and culture enthusiasts.