The Magnificent Landscapes of – Bhutan

Bhutan is a culturally well-preserved kingdom that progresses under the philosophy of Gross National Happiness. Situated beneath the sanctity of the majestic Himalayan ranges, the country is referred as the Last Shangri La for having kept the essence of old times and purity intact even when the rest of the world indulged in the luxury of modernity. Ancient fortresses and grand monasteries wrapped in myth & folklore surround Bhutan with a mystical air. The mountains lend a pristine aura to the fertile lower rice valleys & apple orchards of the south. The colorful festivals that the locals celebrate breathe new life into the glimpses of Bhutan and the cuisine out here is to die for.

Sightseeing Places

Come and experience Bhutan, in all its raw & unadulterated beauty.

Tiger's Nest

The Taktsang Monastery in Paro is a major landmark of Bhutan that sits at an elevation of approximately 9,00 meters, overlooking the breathtaking view of the mountains from an astounding height.

Punakha Dzong

Deriving the name from the phrase “A Place of Great Bliss”, this fortress sports a spellbinding spectacle as the purple foliage of the jacaranda trees stand against the stark white backdrop of the 6-story high dzong.

Dochu La Pass

108 chortens(stupas) stand under the open sky, decorated in the memory of the martyred Bhutanese soldiers by the Queen Mother. The fluttering flags add to the charm of the blessed site.

Buddha Dordenma

A sky touching effigy of the Sakyamuni that welcomes you by the entrance of Thimphu. The golden statue resembles calm and grandeur and is seated amidst a serene park in the valley of Thimphu.

Phobjika Valley

Covered with a lush coverage of rhododendrons during spring, the valley is the best place to spot the famous Black-Necked cranes as they scout through the marshes. They are seen as the harbingers of good luck.

Motithang Takin Preserve

This sanctuary is home to national animal of Bhutan – the Takin, who is sturdy and can survive in extreme conditions, yet gentle. They are extremely rare and aren’t likely to be found outside Bhutan.