Talking in Bhutan! Learning About Their Special Language The beautiful country of Bhutan has its very own special language! It’s called Dzongkha (say “Zong-kah”). That’s the main language that most people in Bhutan speak every day. It’s like how we speak English here! What Does Dzongkha Sound Like? Dzongkha sounds really interesting! It’s a bit […]
Our top insights for visiting Bhutan, from the unique landing at Paro to Gross National Happiness, spicy chillies, and mindful journeys… Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, often evokes images of mystical monasteries clinging to cliffsides, vibrant prayer flags fluttering in Himalayan breezes, and a nation famously prioritizing Gross National Happiness over Gross Domestic […]
Prayer Wheel in Bhutan: A Guide to Spirituality and Culture Imagine strolling through Bhutan’s serene landscapes, encountering intricately decorated cylinders being spun by devotees. These iconic prayer wheels are a significant part of the Bhutanese spiritual landscape. Understanding the prayer wheel in Bhutan offers profound insight into the kingdom’s culture. What is a Prayer Wheel? […]
Discover Hidden Places in Bhutan Most Tourists Miss Hidden places in Bhutan offer a rare and intimate glimpse into the soul of the kingdom. Most tourists only see the famous sites, but there are magical places that even locals consider sacred. In this blog, we take you off the beaten path to discover 7 Bhutan […]
Ema Datsi is the pinnacle of dishes among the food in Bhutan. It is recognized as the national dish of Bhutan.
A little history Bhutan, the land of awe and mystery, frequented by travelers around the world imposes a fairly high tariff on visitors.
Bhutan is located in the Himalayan mountain range between India and China and roughly covers an area of 38,394 km2.
We set out to our adventure early in the day. The whole week was spent working extra hours as it always is before an adventure…
Thimphu Tshechu is truly an amazing and popular event among locals and travelers which is held in the capital city of…
They say “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure”. It is more than relevant right now as the…
One of the most important annual religious festival in Bhutan is Tshechu which held in every Dzongkhag of…
