Kuenga Rabten Palace

Kuenga Rabten Palace is a historic and culturally significant site located in the central Bhutanese district of Trongsa. Built in the late 19th century, it served as the winter residence of the second King of Bhutan, King Jigme Wangchuck. The palace is an important example of traditional Bhutanese architecture and royal heritage.

Kuenga Rabten Palace played a key role in the history of Bhutan as a royal residence. It was used by the second king during the winter months and holds historical value in Bhutan’s monarchical history. Situated on a hillside, the palace provides beautiful views of the surrounding landscape, including the lush valleys and distant mountains. The serene environment adds to the palace’s charm and historical atmosphere.

While the palace is no longer used as a royal residence, it remains an important cultural and historical site. It is open to visitors, providing insights into Bhutan’s royal heritage and traditional architecture.