Phuentsholing, a vibrant town in southern Bhutan, serves as a crucial gateway to the country from India. Situated on the border with the Indian state of West Bengal, it is a bustling commercial hub, blending Bhutanese and Indian cultures. The town is known for its lively markets, diverse cuisine, and the picturesque Amo Chhu river. Key attractions include the Karbandi Monastery and the Zangto Pelri Lhakhang, a small temple dedicated to Guru Rinpoche. As an entry point, Phuentsholing offers a unique introduction to Bhutan’s rich cultural tapestry and natural beauty.