List of Valleys of Bhutan
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Below is a list of the valleys of Bhutan:
- B
- Bumdeling Valley, in Lhuntse, Mongar, and Trashiyangtse Districts
- Bumthang Valley, in Bumthang District
- C
- Choekhor Valley
- Chumbi Valley, China border
- Chungdu Valley, in Haa District
- G
- Gangtey Valley, in Samtse District
- Gayltsa Valley (Gyatsa), Bumthang District
- H
- Haa Valley, in Haa District
- J
- Jakar Valley (Byakar), in Bumthang District
- L
- Lhuentse Valley, in Lhuntse District
- M
- Mongar Valley (Shongar), in Mongar District
- P
- Paro Valley, in Paro District
- Phobjika Valley (Gangteng), in Wangdue Phodrang District
- Punakha Valley (Wangdi Punakha), in Punakha and Wangdue Phodrang Districts
- S
- Shingkhar Valley, in Zhemgang District
- T
- Tang Valley, in Bumthang District
- Thimphu Valley, in Thimphu District
- Trashiyangtse Valley, in Trashiyangtse District
- Trongsa Valley (Choetse), in Trongsa District
- U
- Ura Valley, in Bumthang District
- Z
- Zhemgang Valley, in Zhemgang District
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