Bhutan – Landscape Journeys

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About Bhutan

The happiness capital of the world and the erstwhile Buddhist Kingdom, Bhutan is a wonderful nation of towering picturesque mountains, green valleys, elegant dzongs and shrines, and unbelievable monks. It offers a perfect playground to get closer to spirituality and nature’s embrace. The true beauty of Bhutan is preserved in the smiling faces that can be seen everywhere.

Know more about Bhutan

A majestic land of architectural wonders, spiritual influence, lush greenery, and positive energy awaits travellers to get lost!

Best time to visit

For an ideal visit, plan your trip to Bhutan in Spring (March to May) or Autumn (September to November). Clear, mild weather is perfect for exploring the surrounding valleys and enjoying vibrant festivals.

Architecture

Bhutan’s architecture features traditional dzongs (fortress-monasteries), finely carved temples, and vibrant chortens (stupas), all reflecting a mix of religious and defensive structures.

Culture

Bhutanese culture is a reflection of the principles of Buddhism. The culture here is marked by its unique blend of ancient Buddhist practices, colourful festivals, and traditional craftsmanship, all set against breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.

Cuisine

Bhutanese food is known for its rich, spicy flavours and use of local ingredients such as chillies, cheese, and traditional grains, delivering a unique and memorable dining experience. Bhutan derives its major inspiration from the Indian, Chinese, and Tibetan food cultures.

Best time to visit

Architecture

Bhutan’s architecture features traditional dzongs (fortress-monasteries), finely carved temples, and vibrant chortens (stupas), all reflecting a mix of religious and defensive structures.

Culture

Cuisine

Journey Through Bhutan

Bhutan is an untouched realm where time slows down and happiness prevails. Discover a land of soaring mountains, ancient monasteries, and warm-hearted people. Embrace a culture rich in tradition, where every encounter is a step closer to finding inner peace.

Gross National Happiness

The term “Gross National Happiness” was introduced in 1972 by Bhutan’s fourth Dragon King, Jigme Singye Wangchuck. It represents the nation’s measure of economic health, focusing on creating an economy that aligns with Bhutan’s Buddhist spiritual values rather than the materialistic GDP metrics used elsewhere.

Holy Abodes

Bhutan’s monasteries offer an amazing cultural and spiritual exploration opportunity. These ancient seats of learning provide a unique setting to delve into Buddhist philosophy, art, and history. As living repositories of Bhutanese tradition, these monasteries offer invaluable insights into the heart and soul of the kingdom.

Vivid Festivals

Visiting Bhutan during its festivals provides a unique learning curve, as these events are rich with traditional masked dances and music, historically used by kings and religious leaders to communicate with the local population.

Religion

Buddhism is widely practised in Bhutan, quite evident throughout the countryside through vibrant prayer flags, serene monasteries, and a broad sense of tranquil spirituality.

Trails and Campsites

Bhutan’s landscape is predominantly forested, with most trekking routes leading through lush woods, verdant mountains, and colourful wildflowers, accompanied by the melodies of chirping birds—truly idyllic.

Ecological Treasure

Despite its modest size, the country teems with diverse flora and fauna, ranking as one of the world’s most biologically rich regions. Its snow-clad mountains, glaciers, and varied forests provide an ideal habitat for various plant and animal species.

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Our Other Destinations

Our dedication to creating exceptional travel experiences extends beyond Bhutan. Explore the vibrant culture of India or the majestic landscapes of Nepal. Let us design a personalised itinerary tailored to your unique interests and preferences.