Nobgang B&B is under the ownership of community residents from Nobgang village. This initiative emerged following the establishment of a small farmers' group, facilitated by the Department of Agriculture and Marketing Cooperatives. The majority of the group's participants are women from the village. These community members have received specialized training in delivering exceptional hospitality from the Tourism Council of Bhutan. Moreover, they bring along their distinct experiences and a wealth of knowledge to ensure the delivery of a top-notch guest experience.

Nobgang B&B stands as a community-centered restaurant and lodge, receiving support from esteemed entities such as the World Bank, the Ministry of Home and Culture Affairs, and the Tourism Council of Bhutan. Our establishment is a representation of Bhutan's rich heritage, with a traditional L-shaped house that carries profound historical significance and captivating narratives. Notably, one of our architectural treasures boasts a remarkable century-long legacy, having graced the pages of the National Geographic Magazine in 1905. While our primary focus revolves around the promotion and preservation of our cherished local customs and traditions, we hold an equal commitment to providing our guests with an immersive experience of tranquil village life. This encompasses engaging cooking sessions, encounters with the ancient L-shaped dwellings, and captivating tales that encapsulate their histories. As guests mingle with the friendly locals, they can relish the opportunity to savor the finest local delicacies and folk dances Bhutan has to offer, thereby enriching their stay with a genuine taste of our cultural heritage.

Nobgang encompasses two concealed temples that were established by the ninth and tenth Chief Abbots of Bhutan. Nestled upon a modest hill, Nobgang provides an astonishing vista that stretches down the valley. This location holds additional significance as it is the birthplace of the Queens of the fourth king. Moreover, a hiking trail extends from Talo Monastery to Nobgang, continuing onward to Punakha Dzong. This trail ultimately leads to a breathtaking vantage point that offers a remarkable view of Punakha Dzong.