Bhutan Cities with Latitude & Longitude – Download in Excel, CSV, SQL, JSON, XML
Last update : 23 March 2026.
Here you’ll find a curated sample of 100 key cities from Bhutan, each with essential data points such as latitude, longitude, administrative region, and other relevant attributes.
This preview is extracted from our full dataset, which includes a total of 248 geographic locations across Bhutan.
Whether you’re working on mapping, analytics, or app development, the data is available for both personal and commercial use.
All entries can be downloaded in five formats: Excel (.xlsx), CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML.
Capital Highlight: The official capital city of Bhutan is Thimphu.
| Geoname_ID | City | Alternate_Name | Country_Code | Region | Sub_region | Latitude | Longitude | Elevation | Population | Timezone | Fcode_Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1252463 | Sānchi | Samchhi,Sanchi,Somchi,Sānchi | BT | 27.3 | 90.61667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252460 | Sarpang | Sarbhang,Sarbhāng,Sarpang | BT | Sarpang District | 26.86395 | 90.26745 | 10416 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 1252468 | Sakteng | Sakden,Sakdon,Sakteng | BT | Trashigang District | 27.38333 | 91.86667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 8431133 | Drakhāng | BT | Trashi Yangste | 27.73228 | 91.70901 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 7645265 | Samtse | BT | Samtse District | 26.91309 | 89.08361 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 11072155 | Babesa | BT | Thimphu District | 27.43277 | 89.65024 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252401 | Ura | Ura | BT | Bumthang District | 27.41667 | 90.91667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 7646290 | Pele La | BT | Wangdi Phodrang | 27.55 | 90.21667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252513 | Monka | Monka | BT | 27.38333 | 91.16667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252457 | Sawang | Sawang | BT | 27.789 | 91.29466 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1337356 | Panbang | Panbang | BT | Zhemgang District | 26.86667 | 90.98333 | 1360 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1252632 | Bioka | BT | 26.9 | 90.91667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1337363 | Sibsu | Sibsu,Sipchu | BT | Dagana | 26.99722 | 88.9 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 10173480 | Deothang | BT | Samdrup Jongkhar | 26.89 | 91.5 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252474 | Rife | Rife | BT | 27.88333 | 90.51667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252535 | Chapchha | Chapcha,Chapchha,Kyapcha Dzong | BT | Chukha | 27.2 | 89.55 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 7647496 | Kanglung | BT | Trashigang District | 27.29 | 91.54 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252641 | Bachāp | Bachap,Bachāp | BT | 26.98333 | 89.81667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1337386 | Daifam | Daifam | BT | Samdrup Jongkhar | 26.9 | 92.1 | 662 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1252530 | Lao | Lao | BT | 27.81667 | 91.5 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252592 | Dogsar | Dogsar | BT | 27.94854 | 91.13867 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252510 | Naitola | BT | 26.9 | 91.26667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252622 | Byakar Dzong | Bumtang,Byakar Dzong | BT | Bumthang District | 27.55 | 90.71667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1252410 | Tongla Kenga | Tongla Kenga | BT | 27.13333 | 91.21667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252388 | Yuwak | Yuwak | BT | 27.51667 | 89.86667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252544 | Kengkhar | Kenga,Kengkhar | BT | 27.1 | 91.25 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252557 | Hlāri | Hilari,Hlari,Hlāri | BT | 27.4 | 88.98333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 8740340 | Tsimalakha | BT | Chukha | 27.08602 | 89.54151 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252458 | Sassi | Sassi | BT | 27.13333 | 91.43333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1337375 | Radi | BT | Trashigang District | 27.36667 | 91.68333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252396 | Wangchukling | Wangchukling | BT | 27.55 | 90.73333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 8431121 | Jimkhār | BT | 27.60687 | 91.50671 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252413 | Khenpa Dzong | Khenpa Dzong,Thunkar | BT | Lhuntse | 27.81667 | 91.08333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 8431173 | Māgo | BT | Trashigang District | 27.69284 | 92.21599 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252419 | Tendu | BT | 27.13333 | 88.88333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252599 | Denchukha | Denchukha,Denehukha | BT | 27.01667 | 89.25 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252406 | Tosumani | Tosuman,Tosumani | BT | 27.92727 | 91.32036 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252466 | Samdrup Choling | Samdrop,Samdrup,Samdrup Choling | BT | Tongsa | 27.4 | 90.5 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1252640 | Balfai | Balfai | BT | 27.21667 | 91.5 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252514 | Mongar | Mongar,Mongar Dzong,Монгар | BT | Mongar | 27.27471 | 91.23963 | 2969 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 1337379 | Pemagatshel | Pemagatsel,Pemagatshel | BT | Pemagatshel | 27.03795 | 91.40305 | 13864 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 8431190 | Ānkāling | BT | Trashigang District | 27.03785 | 92.15262 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252560 | Geylegphug | GLU,Gelaphu,Gelephu,Gelyephug,Geylegphug,Hatisar,Hatisār,དག་ལགས་ཕ་,དགེ་ལེགས་ཕུ་ | BT | Sarpang District | 26.86833 | 90.48778 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1252464 | Sana | Sana | BT | 27.58333 | 91.38333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252572 | Gongchuāndgaon | BT | 27.03333 | 90.43333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252573 | Gnimthenla | BT | 26.90948 | 89.85719 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252619 | Chamarchi | BT | 26.9 | 89.1 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252506 | Naspe | Naspe | BT | 27.68333 | 90.71667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252541 | Khitokha | Khitokha | BT | 26.9 | 89.61667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1337357 | Nganglam | Nganglam | BT | Samdrup Jongkhar | 26.78333 | 91.25 | 707 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1252578 | Gasa | Gasa,Gasa Dzong | BT | Gasa | 27.90372 | 89.72689 | 548 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 1252482 | Pimi | Pimi | BT | 27.56667 | 90.98333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252600 | Dametsi | Damecha,Dametsi,Damoitsi,Damotse,Demtsi | BT | Mongar | 27.3 | 91.45 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1337374 | Dagapela | Dagapela | BT | Tsirang District | 26.93333 | 89.95 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1252526 | Lhuentse | Lenlung,Lhuentse,Lhuntshi,Lhuntsi Dzong,Lingshi Dzong | BT | Lhuntse | 27.66787 | 91.18393 | 100 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 1337304 | Gangtey Gonpa | BT | Wangdi Phodrang | 27.5 | 90.16667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252644 | Alla | BT | 27.35 | 89.96667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 8429854 | Bumtaka | BT | Haa | 27.6568 | 89.86962 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252444 | Shodug | Shodug | BT | 27.76667 | 89.45 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252487 | Pinkhua | Pengkhua,Pinkhua | BT | Sarpang District | 26.71667 | 90.05 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1252479 | Punākha | Distrito de Punakha,Dzongkhag Punakha,Punaka,Punakha,Punakkha,Punakla,Punāka,Punākla,pu na ka,Пунакха,སྤུ་ན་ཁ་,普那卡 | BT | Punakha | 27.59137 | 89.87743 | 21500 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 8430197 | Chela | BT | 27.5673 | 90.44478 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252588 | Doring | Doring | BT | 27.2 | 89.2 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 8429853 | Hingslo | BT | Haa | 27.17937 | 89.15256 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1337361 | Chengmari | Chengmari,Chengmore,Chengmōre | BT | Samtse District | 26.91667 | 89.03333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 12503828 | Bjimthangkha | BT | Wangdi Phodrang | 27.41495 | 89.90032 | 100 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252452 | Shali | Shali | BT | 27.48333 | 91.56667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252415 | Thumgaon | Thumgaon | BT | 26.98333 | 89.96667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 8431124 | Jam Khar | BT | 27.39061 | 91.60864 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 8430200 | Gāmling | BT | 27.62445 | 90.89183 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252403 | Tse Kang | Tse Kang | BT | 27.75 | 91.23333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252546 | Kechungka | Gesekha,Kechangka,Kechungka | BT | 27.41667 | 89.25 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252490 | Paro | PBH,Paras,Paro,Paro Dzong,Rimpung Dzong,pa luo,palo,paro,paro-bhutana,Πάρο,Паро,پارو، بھوٹان,पारो-भूटान,პარო,パロ,帕羅,파로 | BT | Paro | 27.4305 | 89.41334 | 11448 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 1252428 | Tangsebi | BT | 27.43333 | 90.43333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1337384 | Tshalunang | Tshalunang | BT | Paro | 27.46883 | 89.52257 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1252445 | Shiuji | BT | Haa | 27.17681 | 89.02529 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 7701319 | Autsho | BT | Lhuntse | 27.44309 | 91.17485 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252563 | Ha | Ha,Ha Dzong | BT | Haa | 27.38747 | 89.28074 | 1449 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 1252486 | Phisugaon | Phisugaon | BT | 26.75369 | 90.1101 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1337383 | Damthang | Damthang | BT | Haa | 27.41667 | 89.35 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 8430192 | Rukubji | Rukubji | BT | 27.51555 | 90.27384 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252582 | Dzongsa Dzong | Dzongsa Dzong,Jumsa | BT | Samtse District | 27.1 | 88.88333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 8430190 | Rachau | BT | 27.55378 | 90.10368 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 8431115 | Momring | BT | 27.12582 | 91.90799 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252542 | Khar | BT | 27 | 91.35 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1337354 | Lalai | BT | Sarpang District | 26.78333 | 90.51667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252528 | Lhedang | Lhedang,Weitsang | BT | Bumthang District | 27.95001 | 90.69214 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1337390 | Lunana | Lunana | BT | Punakha | 28.29989 | 90.23229 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 1337372 | Damphu | Damphu,Domaphu | BT | Tsirang District | 27.01667 | 90.1 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||
| 8430205 | Pangsu | BT | 27.25723 | 90.57762 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252596 | Dhāje | BT | 26.96667 | 90.11667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252456 | Sawaphu | BT | 27.36667 | 90.2 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 7701322 | Shari | BT | Haa | 27.26173 | 89.34271 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252516 | Mochhu | BT | 27.13333 | 89.11667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 1252502 | Nimgong | Nimgang,Nimgong | BT | 27.20839 | 90.93877 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252531 | Lamti | BT | 27.33333 | 90.56667 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | ||||
| 8740926 | Tshimalakha | BT | Chukha | 27.08602 | 89.54151 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252635 | Bhurgaon | Bhurgaon | BT | 26.9 | 90.43333 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place | |||
| 1252395 | Wangdue Phodrang | Du Phodrang,Wangdiphodrang,Wangdu Phodrang,Wangdue Phodrang,Wangdü Phodrang | BT | Wangdi Phodrang | 27.48615 | 89.89915 | 8954 | Asia/Thimphu | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 7910399 | Paro Populated4 | BT | Paro | 27.38899 | 89.43397 | 0 | Asia/Thimphu | populated place |
Bhutan: Mapping the Himalayan Kingdom with Precision and Purpose
A Geography Defined by Altitude and Identity
Perched high in the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a rare gem in the world of geography—a nation where the terrain speaks as loudly as the culture. From the subtropical foothills in the south to the snow-capped peaks of the north, Bhutan’s dramatic altitudinal variation defines not only its ecosystems but also its human settlements, administrative divisions, and accessibility. For geographers, Bhutan is a living case study in spatial adaptation.
The country is administratively organized into 20 dzongkhags (districts), each with a constellation of gewogs (blocks) and thromdes (municipalities). These nested divisions shape the spatial organization of towns and villages, which cling to river valleys and mountain terraces like careful architectural whispers. Yet behind this poetic geography lies a practical need: comprehensive, structured geographic data.
The Challenge and Beauty of Bhutanese Settlement Data
Unlike countries with sprawling metropolitan networks, Bhutan’s settlements are more dispersed, often located in isolated valleys or along key strategic corridors. Towns such as Thimphu, Paro, and Punakha are not just administrative centers—they are cultural and historical anchors. Smaller communities, meanwhile, reflect the linguistic and ethnic mosaic of Bhutanese society.
For researchers and professionals aiming to understand Bhutan’s urban and rural layouts, raw curiosity is not enough. Reliable, granular data is essential: city names, their respective regions and subregions, and above all, accurate latitude and longitude coordinates that allow for precise spatial analysis. This is especially vital in a country where terrain dictates infrastructure, risk, and opportunity.
The Data Platform: Bridging Curiosity and Clarity
To meet this demand, I have developed a comprehensive database detailing the cities and towns of Bhutan, organized meticulously by their administrative layers and accompanied by their exact geographic coordinates. This isn’t just a static list; it is a dynamic tool that brings Bhutan’s living geography into focus for planners, environmentalists, humanitarian agencies, and data scientists.
The database is available in several formats to meet diverse technical needs—CSV for spreadsheet work, SQL for database integration, JSON and XML for developers and data pipelines—but the most requested, and now fully supported, is Excel (.xlsx). The recent addition of Excel format was a conscious move to make the data more accessible, especially for non-technical users who still require structure and precision.
Why Excel Makes a Difference
Excel’s tabular clarity allows for immediate sorting, filtering, and pivoting. Need to view all towns in the Samdrup Jongkhar district? A few clicks. Want to map settlement altitude trends by region? Done. Excel opens the door for journalists, civil servants, educators, and small NGOs—people who might not use a relational database or code in JSON, but who need reliable geographic data to make decisions.
By including Excel among the output formats, we bridge a gap between accessibility and accuracy. It democratizes the use of geographic data, especially in countries like Bhutan where digital literacy is rising and local planning efforts are scaling up.
Use Cases Beyond the Map
This dataset has already proven invaluable in several contexts:
* Urban development planning in Thimphu and new satellite towns
* Disaster risk modeling in landslide-prone districts
* Education infrastructure mapping to optimize school placements
* Tourism ecosystem design, identifying under-visited cultural zones
And this is just the beginning. The more precise our spatial data, the more confident our insights—and the more respectful our interactions with Bhutan’s delicate environment and heritage.
Conclusion
Bhutan is more than a kingdom of monasteries and mountains; it is a country where geography shapes destiny. Understanding its cities and settlements through structured, accurate, and accessible data is not just a technical pursuit—it’s an act of cultural appreciation and civic responsibility.
With the latest Excel-compatible format now integrated, our dataset on Bhutan is more ready than ever to serve planners, scholars, and curious minds seeking to see this Himalayan nation not only as it is—but as it might yet become.
