1. A Glimpse into Bhutan's Unique Culture:

Standing out for its commitment to preserving its cultural heritages and traditions, Bhutan really has done an outstanding job in this part. With the country emphasizing on spiritual values, cultural preservation, and sustainable development, a sense of Peace can be felt from the moment you land in Bhutan.

In the busy and chaotic streets of Thimphu, the capital city, you get to see the Bhutanese architecture and colorful prayer flags all along the streets of the city. The people are friendly around here, and usually are dressed in their traditional attire, known as “Gho” and “Kira”. Tons of ancient fortresses and monasteries still remain which you can visit and gain a deeper understanding of Bhutanese culture.

2. The Spiritual Journey to Bhutan's Monasteries:

Full of monasteries scattered all along Bhutan, each comes with a deep spiritual meaning and great history behind it. Major highlights such as the Taktsang Monastery, also known as the’s Nest is arguably the most popular one. A sacred site where Guru Rinpoche supposedly meditated in a cave, who was the founder of Tibetan Buddhism.

A hike to Tiger’s Nest is both challenging and rewarding, with some of the best views you can get and a sense of spiritual fulfillment. Other major highlights such as the Punakha Dzong, and Chimi Lhakhang are major highlights.

3. Nature's Splendor: Bhutan's Pristine Landscapes:

For those who are into nature, Bhutan truly becomes a paradise for them. With great geography and the country’s commitment to environmental conservation has resulted in a lush forest, great rivers, and a great diversity of flora and fauna. A trek through Paro Valley is one of the must-do when in Bhutan. Offering you breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys with a touch of great waterfalls such as the majestic Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten. Bhutan’s natural wonders surely do take a trip to Bhutan to the next level.

4. Festivals:

Choosing the perfect season and time to tour Bhutan, you get to experience rare and ancient festivals of this country. Known as tshechus, which offers a glimpse into the country’s cultural greatness. These festivals bring all the locals together in their traditional dresses. With great mask dances and traditional music, which are sure to thrill you to your fullest.

Another great festival is the Tshechu of Paro, which is held annually in the courtyard of Paro Dzong. These festivals are not just visually interesting but also have a deeper connection with Bhutanese tradition, culture, and belief.

5. Bhutanese Cuisine:

Bhutanese Cuisine comes with tons of variation. No journey to Bhutan is complete without experiencing its unique cuisine. The dish here in Nepal is often filled with rich flavors, healthy ingredients, and chili peppers. The national dish here is the “Ema Datshi”, which is a spicy blend of chilies and cheese.

Moreover, Dumplings “Momo” is a popular option for street food around the nation. In addition, “Suja” which is a traditional butter tea is a must-try. For the drinking option, make sure to try “Ara” a spirit made from fermented rice.

6. Conclusion:

Bhutan really is a hidden gem in this world. Nepal Lion Tends to promote Bhutan as a tourist destination, showcasing its natural wonders and rich history for great tourism development there. With us, you get the best guides and a perfectly planned itinerary for you to have an extraordinary experience in Bhutan.