Punakha Dzong is arguably the most beau­ti­ful dzong in the coun­try, espe­cial­ly in spring when the lilac-coloured jacar…

Nes­tled in the lush green ter­rains of the five dis­tricts of Bhutan, Wangchuck Wildlife Sanc­tu­ary encom­pass­es a vast a…

Encom­pass­ing an array of diverse forests, includ­ing Alder for­est, Conifer forests, Ever­green Oak for­est, and Alpine s…

A new addi­tion to the fam­i­ly of wildlife reserves in Bhutan, Sak­teng Wildlife Sanc­tu­ary is one of the cap­ti­vat­ing pla…

When in Bhutan, vis­it­ing places like the Tor­sa Strict Nature Reserve can be quite an refresh­ing expe­ri­ence for all ki…

Sim­tokha Dzong trans­lates to Tem­ple Fortress and it’s every bit colos­sal and allur­ing. Built in the year 1629, the te…

Apart from Punakha Dzong, what makes Punakha a pop­u­lar tourist attrac­tion is the Punakha sus­pen­sion bridge. It is bui…

Did you know about the nation­al ani­mal of Bhutan? Well if your answer is no, then you’re not alone in that. Locat­ed i…

The Bud­dha Dor­den­ma Stat­ue is a 169 feet tall stat­ue of Bud­dha, built at the foot of the hills in Thim­phu. This iconi…

The Tak­t­sang Pal­phug Monastery, also known as Paro Tak­t­sang and the Tiger’s Nest, is pre­cip­i­tous­ly tucked away in the…