THE LAND OF HAPPINESS

A visit to Bhutan wouldn’t be complete without hiking the beautiful trail up to the famous Tiger’s Nest monastery.

Bhutan has experienced a long tradition of folklore and spiritualism, including tales of flying tigers and foretelling Buddhist gurus. There are numerous holy monasteries, temples, and stupas, both old and new, located across the kingdom. The Bhutanese way of life continues to be strongly influenced by Buddhist principles. Bhutan is now a prime travel destination for pilgrims looking to find peace in the Buddha’s teachings as a result of this.

There are packages from tour operators that you can take advantage of, whether you wish to visit the Taktshang Monastery, travel to the east to see some of the most revered sites in the country like Chorten Kora and Singye Dzong, or experience meditation in Bhutan.

This isa little kingdom that places high value on contentment among its citizens and has created its own happiness index. The smile on the face is an indication that we are in the right spot in Bhutan, a small Asian nation that was cut off from the outside world until recent decades.

Travelers who choose Bhutan as their destination say that every moment spent there was worthwhile due to the country’s strong, friendly population and deeply ingrained culture.

Bhutan is a dream spot to visit because it still restricts mass tourism and only allows a few agencies to transport visitors to places that are incredibly undeveloped.

Scenery includes mountains, rivers, forests, and a variety of open areas. But the nation is also the birthplace of ancient temples that may take us inside of ourselves. The now is the ideal moment to live in Bhutan.

The calm of Thimpu, the nation’s capital, is also home to forts and colorful flags, which go well with its residents’ constant wearing of traditional bright red Buddhist garb. There are more than 2,000 historic structures.

There are dzongs, or ancient fortifications, in every country, including Punakha. Additionally, connections with local people and trilhas over arrozais provide memorable moments here.

Spend some time in the morning practicing yoga or mindfulness meditation. Prior to the 900-meter climb to the Tigre’s Nest in Paro, it is worthwhile to rekindle your sense of self. The prize is a monastery that appears to be a lie when you reach the summit.

However, the Gangtey refuge offers a magnificent reality: here, you may see the black and many other wild animals.

Our expertise allows us to transport visitors to the strategically located Amankora and Sixsenses resorts in Bhutan. It is a completely pleasant and immersive journey.

If you have spare time, you could like to travel to Bhutan and Nepal, which is a fascinating place.