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25/04/2022

20/04/2022

08/04/2022

Fundación Real Madrid welcomes Tintefish 92 Spanish family in Real Madrid fields.

During the event, David Castaño has gifted Mr. Enrique Sánchez and Mr. Emilio Butragueño with Buddhist prayer flags and Bhutanese national flag..and they have gifted David with an official Real Madrid's jersey. Symbol of peace and
of love
Monks Tintefish

16/02/2022

Dumtse Lhakhang in paro

01/02/2022

Happy Chunipa Losar!

Chunipa Losar is celebrated on the first day of the last month in Bhutanese Lunar calendar. The day is also called the traditional day of offering. The offerings are made to express love, devotion and loyalty. Families and friends come together to celebrate the day by preparing and sharing traditional bhutanese cuisine.

As we get through this pandemic together, wishing everyone a happy and safe Chunipa Losar.

27/01/2022

Visiting the Land of the Thunder Dragon can be challenging, but there's new incentive to finally cross it off the bucket list in 2022 as its breathtaking Trans Bhutan Trail will be reopening to travelers for the first time in 60 years.

31/12/2021

A year loaded with sweat and sweet, recollection of cheerful and painful times. We have made a year successful. Thank you to all of you residing in and around the world with the encouragement of healthy and safety .Bespoke Bhutan Tours Wishing you all a Happy new year 2022.

TASHI DELEK

29/12/2021

29/09/2021

The valley under the nurturing sun of the fall,looms majestically the white imposing fortress from 17th century Paro Rinpong Dzong with its palatial stone walls and rustic features.It sits overlooking the vast stretch of vibrant paddy fields often described as the place of red rice .

31/12/2020

The year 2020 have been challenging but taught us the life. It has been the year of unity in this Mother Earth standing together to get cleansed of unseen enemy. Bespoke Bhutan Tours thank each and every one of you in and around the world still keeping me positive despite the difficulties equally facing . My prayers to every one a prosperous hopeful new year,Wishing every one Happy new year 2021

18/09/2020

The Cordyceps Sininses,also known as “Yartsa Gonbub", which interprets insect in winter and plant in summer". It grows above 4500 meters in the Himalayan region. Due to its prized medicinal value it has ample significant benefits such as energy boosting,natural tonic,anti aging benifits,natural stimulant for impotency, used as an aphrodisiac,to give strong body immunity, heal liver and type of Diabetes. As the journey of the collection is a daunting task it holds a legendary tale. # tours &travel # Trek to Himalayas #

11/07/2020

06/06/2020

Bhutan has become the latest country to outline its plans, stating that for the time being, there is no set date for when it will open its borders.

26/04/2020

It certainly has upended lives across the world,forcing people to stay indoor and shutting down business and schools across the country and sparking economic upheaval around the world.
We are finding ourselves slowly adjusting to totally new concepts of working.
It is teaching us to treasure,nourish and cherish our loved ones and our shared family values and friendship like never before and to offer our heartfelt solidarity and shared human love at such difficult times.
It have now become essential to use modern technologies in meeting, conferencing among other parts of the world.
Thank you Team Terton and Drukpa for making me always learn new things (Zoom meeting) and more than ever,it is forcing us to rethink and repurpose our lives altogether.

These are not normal times and we all are in it together.If We all are finding it worse now,surely betters days are not far off.
Love you all and stay safe.

25/02/2020

Bhutanese Dress -

DescriptionThe kira is the national dress for women in Bhutan. It is an ankle-length dress consisting of a rectangular piece of woven fabric.

It is wrapped and folded around the body and is pinned at both shoulders, usually with silver brooches, and bound at the waist with a long belt.

20/02/2020

Spring at the doorstep! Waiting to see yet another fresh blooming this season.

22/01/2020

See my photo essay for the 2019 World Nomads Travel Photography Scholarship

06/01/2020

10/12/2019

Feel the experience

01/12/2019

Migration of Yaks from Higher altitude to lower altitude for the winter grazing on our way to Gangkar Punsum trek ( highest mountain in Bhutan) Such a beautiful weather. Join us in the year 2020. Bespoke Bhutan Tours # Hiking # trekking # Day Hikes # Birding # Culture # Festival.

18/11/2019

15/11/2019

Thank you beyond borders for trusting us and giving chance again. Every time you visit is our experience and opportunities to serve you and give you the best.

07/11/2019

02/11/2019

01/11/2019

On the joyous occasion of the 11th coronation day of his majesty the king, Bespoke Bhutan Tours join the Nation offering our prayers and best wishes for his majesty’s good health and long life.

May peace and happiness flourish in the kingdom under the benevolent and wise leadership of the Drukgyelpo .

30/10/2019

Perfect weather for hike, beautiful place to visit and exploring most of the places on foot with the amazing people from Canada and Slovenia . Thank you for giving a chance to serve you.

25/10/2019

25/10/2019

Your chance has returned to experience with Footloosefotography.
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23/10/2019

Festival , Tsechu is special for Bhutanese

History tells us that Guru Rinpoche, the great scholar in the 8th and 9th century visited Tibet and Bhutan. He visited Bhutan mainly to help the dying king Sindhu Raja in Bhumthang (Central part). He performed a series of mask dances to restore the health of the dying king at the time. Guru organized the first ever tshechu in Bhumthang, where eight manifestations of Guru Rinpoche were performed through eight different forms of dances.

Tshechu / festival actually is a time where people go to get blessing from mask dances and to identify the masks and its significant. In Buddhism, one must be familiar with the different masks worn by the dancers during tshechu, so you will not face difficulty in identifying them after your death.

Tshechu today is conducted every where including village, dzongs, monasteries etc.
It has become like a holiday for people of all walk of life and is something that we must witness,to rid of our bodily sins and to accumulate good karma.
Festivals are widely conducted in Bhutan according to the lunar calendar. This is the best time where people showcase their best dress and the expensive dresses ever worn.

Experience it & Feel the colors of Bhutan.

22/10/2019