Discover Bhutan

Zorig Chusum, which translates to ‘thirteen traditional arts and crafts’, is a classification of Bhutan’s distinct arts and…

For most travellers, the journey to eastern Bhutan ends long before the road reaches Merak and Sakteng. The…

For decades, visitors came to Bhutan seeking monasteries, mountain trails, and spiritual retreats. Today, many travellers arriving in…

In Bhutan, the Himalaya are not merely a backdrop—they are a presence that shapes every aspect of life.…

Bhutan’s cuisine does not ease a traveller in—it confronts, surprises, and ultimately seduces. Defined by bold flavours and…

In Bhutan, festivals are not performances staged for an audience—they are acts of devotion lived collectively. Known as…

Luxury in Bhutan does not announce itself—it reveals itself gradually, like morning light lifting off a Himalayan valley.…

Dzongs or fortress-palaces are significant element of Bhutanese landscape. Originating in the 12th century, these grand structures were…

For nearly four centuries, Bhutan’s spiritual calendar has been marked by a sacred movement between two dzongs and…

Bhutan is not a country you simply “visit.” It’s one you enter slowly, like stepping into incense smoke—first…