Festivals in Bhutan are the amazing opportunities to witness the cultural, historical and religious aspects of the Dragon Kingdom. Bhutan festivals are most colorful events celebrated with much fun, togetherness and drama. There is at least one festival every month. Tshechu is the 10th day …
Food in Bhutan is influenced by Tibetan, Chinese, and Indian food cultures. Typically the dishes are served with a side pairing of white or red rice and centered around a meat (usually Pork or Chicken). The majority of Bhutanese dishes are prepared with chilies and …
Bhutan has been implementing conservation and eco-friendly practices long before the rest of the world caught up and is the world’s first carbon-negative country. Television and internet were only introduced to the country in 1999, plastic bags and cigarettes are banned, and Bhutan’s constitution, states …
Flying into Bhutan isn’t easy, but with chaotic roads, high altitudes and spicy dishes, these obstacles make traveling around Bhutan the adventure you’re craving. Here’s what you need to know before you go.
