Bhutan

This winter, experience the ultimate coolcation as Ed Sheeran brings his “+–=÷x (Mathematics Tour)” to Bhutan, a land where Himalayan landscapes and cultural treasures come together in perfect harmony.

Bhutan offers intrepid travellers an alternative destination for the winter in the form of the natural attractions of Chhukha.

Bhutan ushers in the country’s festive season which spans from September to December and is rich in cultural magnificence and spiritual celebration. 

Bhutan’s Department of Tourism has withdrawn the requirement for travel insurance to apply for a travel visa.

MakeMyTrip, India’s online travel company, announces a new exclusive charter service connecting Mumbai to Bhutan as part of its holiday packages offering.

Bhutan, renowned for its majestic landscapes and unique cultural experiences, is now more accessible than ever for travelers, thanks to several key enhancements in travel procedures.

  In a groundbreaking initiative, Zhiwa Ling Heritage Hotel in Paro, Bhutan, hosted the first-ever Trashion Show recently, transforming trash into wearable art, emphasising sustainable practices and the utilisation of renewable Bhutanese resources. Divided into ten groups, participants embarked on a unique journey, creating designs that not only promoted eco-friendly fashion but also fostered teamwork, communication, […]

Enchanting Bhutan A Traveller’s Guide Believe in Happiness By Andrew J Wood BANGKOK: In the heart of the Himalayas lies a Kingdom shrouded in  clouds, both mystical and enchanting, with brightly painted temples and snow on the ground. In a courtyard the only sounds are birdsongs and the chanting echos of monk’s prayers and occasional […]

Zhiwa Ling Heritage in Paro, which is one of Bhutan’s few Bhutanese-owned luxury hotels, has joined the RARE Community, which consists of some of the finest conscious luxury owner-run hotels, retreats, lodges and camps in the Indian subcontinent.

There are always festivals happening in every part of Bhutan throughout the year, many of which are derived from Buddhism and have their origin in the country’s rich and storied heritage.

The Brussels-based exhibition by Bhutan has the theme of ‘healing with happiness’ and will run until 31 March.

At a special trade event held in Bangkok yesterday, participants learnt first-hand how the Himalayan country plans to protect itself from over-tourism.