Welcome to the restored and redefined Hotel Galingkha. Situated literally in the heart and junction of what is the burgeoning capital of Bhutan in Thimphu, the hotel is one of the oldest in the kingdom.

It served as the capital until 1960. The town however still serves as the winter seat for the Chief Abbot. The climate is ideal for agriculture and the scenery is exceptional. Excursions are a popular activity in Punakha.

Festivals in Bhutan: Visit Bhutan during festivals! In Bhutan, there is an annual festival that is believed to give the onlookers good luck! The festival is referred to as Tshechu. Visiting Bhutan during festivals is really enjoyable, you don’t…

Get on adventure tours: When you talk of adventure, then you need to visit the Island peak, Mera peak as well as the famous Everest base camping site. Although, exploring monasteries do not require adventure skills, it can be an amazing…

In Bhutan, trekking is a real charm! Adventure is what keeps your mind rolling and your keen travel appetite aroused. Imagine the feel of walking along sloppy hills and valleys, and the cool atmosphere that the mountain top offers! If you only…

The region offers beautiful plains and great weather. The Gangtey Goempa is one of the popular landmarks in the area. The two rivers, Nakay Chu and Gay Chu are a part of the legends of the region.

Trongsa is home to the largest dzong in Bhutan, a dzong that was the seat of the Trongsa Penlop, Gongsar Jigme Namgyal and of his son, King Ugen Wangchuk, and the second King, Jigme Wangchuck.

Arguably unsurpassed in the serene poetry of its landscape, Bumthang is a photographer's paradise. This broad valley in central Bhutan, which houses several sacred Buddhist shrines, is split by a clear mountain river that runs by one of the most…

No more than collection of villages and centralised dzongs before it became the capital in 1956; Thimphu is now the largest Bhutanese town and represents the peak of Bhutan's modest economic advancement.

Fresh with crisp, clean mountain air, Paro is a valley encased by walls of mountains that are dotted with Buddhist stupas and monasteries. The most prominent structure in the valley is the elegant Rinpung Dzong which, like most dzongs in Bhutan.