Panbang, located in Bhutan’s Zhemgang District, is rapidly becoming a notable ecotourism destination, especially for adventure enthusiasts. With picturesque landscapes and vibrant biodiversity, the region is spearheaded by Khenda Adventure, an eco-tourism and rafting company founded by Ugyen Tshering. His journey began with a personal mission to unlock the potential of his ancestral land, leading to the establishment of this venture that offers visitors thrilling experiences on the Drangme Chhu and Mangde Chhu rivers.
The rafting adventures in Panbang provide both serene and adrenaline-pumping experiences. The Drangme Chhu offers a moderate flow ideal for families and first-time rafters, while the Mangde Chhu presents a greater challenge for those seeking adventure. This remarkable blend of experiences not only showcases the natural beauty of the area but also supports local conservation efforts by promoting sustainable tourism practices.
After an exhilarating day on the rivers, guests can explore the adjacent Royal Manas National Park, rich in wildlife and cultural heritage. This park not only protects endangered species like the Royal Bengal Tiger but also offers visitors a chance to experience Bhutan’s majestic landscapes. Panbang is well on its way to becoming a top-tier destination for eco-conscious travelers, balancing adventure tourism with environmental responsibility.
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