Bhutan

All across Buddhist monasteries in the world are the prayer wheels that are a symbol of great devotion for all. A number of these monasteries are located in the Himalayas in India, Tibet, China, Nepal and Bhutan. A cylindrical wheel on a spindle – the prayer wheels are either made of metal, wood, stone, leather...Read More

The Himalayan country of Bhutan is a kingdom which has a lot of rules which you need to keep in mind while traveling. Make sure you don’t break any of these rules to avoid getting fined or jailed while traveling around Bhutan.  Table of Contents1. Disrespect the king or any member of the royal family: 2....Read More

The capital of a country is determined by the border set by the government to conduct meetings for the welfare of the country and discuss the dispute on which solutions can be put forth. Being the capital of a country gives a clear image of the country’s socioeconomic status and political background. The city capital...Read More

The Himalayan hamlet of Bhutan is considered the world’s happiest country. But the country has rules some of which might make you laugh but if you’re planning on traveling to Bhutan then you will have to adhere to their rules. Dress well to the immigration officeThis is one rule which you need to adhere to if...Read More

Bhutan is an inland-country located in South Asia, in the Eastern Himalayas. Bhutan has the second least population after the Maldives of the region. It is the land of Thunder Dragon and famous for its impressive landscapes, ancient temples, delicious food and most importantly its originality. If you ever get tired from fast-rapidity life of...Read More

Haa Valley is one of the most remote parts on the tourist circuit while travelling around Bhutan. If you have the time make sure you end up going to Haa Valley, you definitely won’t regret the extra miles to visit one of the most scenic places in all of Bhutan. Table of Contents-> Haa Valley Black...Read More