Bhutan

Welcome to Bhutan, a land of serene monasteries, snow-capped peaks, and timeless traditions. Tucked away in the eastern Himalayas, this mystical kingdom is the only country in the world that measures success through Gross National Happiness—a philosophy deeply woven into every aspect of life.
Often called the Land of the Thunder Dragon, Bhutan offers a truly unique travel experience where spirituality, nature, and cultural authenticity come together in perfect harmony

Highlights

Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang) :- Perched dramatically on a cliff 3,000 feet above the valley, this sacred site is Bhutan’s most iconic symbol.
Thimphu: The capital city blends tradition and modernity with its bustling markets, art schools, dzongs, and the towering Buddha Dordenma statue.
Punakha Dzong: A breathtaking riverside fortress surrounded by jacaranda trees—often called the most beautiful dzong in Bhutan.
Traditional Festivals (Tsechus): Colorful celebrations with masked dances, music, and deep spiritual meaning.
Gross National Happiness: A living philosophy that values well-being over material wealth, shaping Bhutan’s gentle, contented way of life.

Best Time to Visit:

Spring (March–May): Perfect for festivals, wildflowers, and crystal-clear mountain views.
Autumn (September–November): Ideal for trekking, mild weather, and cultural exploration.
Winter (December–February): Peaceful and serene with snow-kissed landscapes and fewer crowds.