Bhutan is finally open for travel again. Whether you are looking to attend festivals, trek, bird watch, pick mushrooms, engage in spiritual awakening, wellness treatments, white water rafting, ...

Considered by some to be the real-life location of the elusive Shangri La, Bhutan is a small Himalayan enclave that also happens to be the last remaining Buddhist Kingdom in the world. Here, there are ...

Far far away, in the Land of the Thunder Dragon, red-robed monks and rapt villagers intensely focused on fearsome dancers who wore skull-trimmed bug-eyed wood masks and slowly performed a purifying ...

The Himalayan kingdom, the wonderful land of Bhutan nestled deep within the mighty Himalayas, is long on wonder and short on distractions – it’s a perfect once-in-a-lifetime escape Amidst the towering ...

When the world moves fast, traveling through Bhutan teaches you to slow down and breathe. This first visit feels like a ...

Bhutan's trekking trails are not just pathways through mountains-they're journeys into a mythic realm. Unlike crowded routes in neighboring countries, Bhutan's treks remain blissfully untouched, ...

The only Buddhist nation on earth, Bhutan is known for its photogenic monasteries, and this one is Punakha Dzong, among the largest in Asia There are a handful of “Holy Grail” hikes around the world, ...

Bhutan, the only country in the world that measures its GDP in happiness, is an easily accessible quick getaway. Forget visa, as an Indian national, you do not even require a passport to enter Bhutan ...

Bhutan is not a place you pass through quickly. Life here is measured in ways that feel unfamiliar, from the way progress is defined to how traditions are carried into daily routines. Visitors notice ...

The World Sustainability Organization has announced that Travel.Bhutan has been awarded the “Sustainable Travel Agencies” certification. This accolade recognizes the agency’s commitment towards ...