Bhutan Jordhen Travel

06/06/2022

Be tempted by the flavourful .

20/04/2022

Welcome to Thimphu!

16/04/2022

Follow the magic in the air to Bhutan.

Whether you’re seeing the last Buddhist kingdom of the Himalayas by foot, car or vehicle, characteristic flashes of color whirling in the wind are sure to catch your eye.

Remember to pause and fully feel the presence of the prayer flags. Enjoy the sound of the breeze blowing blessings and fanning fortune to all. Pair this with the echoing Bhutanese bird song and you get a true Himalayan symphony.

13/04/2022

One of the most popular festival held over five days at Ringpung dzong in .

27/03/2022

Enjoy the scenic journey along the path once taken by the great Drukpa Kuenley, the Divie Madman.

13/02/2022

[DID YOU KNOW] - Prayer Wheel

Prayer wheel consists of an embossed hollow cylinder and a rod that runs through its height. Inside the rod is a tightly rolled-up scroll of mantras. Spinning the prayer wheel is equivalent to reciting mantras. Each spin of the wheel is as effective as reciting the mantras orally, multiplied by the number of times the mantra is printed on the scroll.

The purpose of the prayer wheel is to relieve all living beings of their misery. When the mantra is recited, merit, peace and kindness radiate through the world, bringing enlightenment to all sentient beings.

31/12/2021

Happy New year! Let's eat, drink and be happy for tomorrow on a diet!

31/12/2021

Bhutan Jordhen Travel wishes you a blissful year ahead. May this coming year bring love and peace to the world.

30/12/2021

CHORTEN KORA - A must visit when in Eastern Bhutan.

06/12/2021

Enriching, positive-impact escape ideas: Bhutan being featured in Conde Nast's as one of the sustainable destinations to visit in 2022.

Enriching, positive-impact escape ideas.

11/11/2021

With our thoughts, we make the world.
Buddha

09/11/2021

[BEST OF BHUTAN] - Paro Dzong (Rinpung Dzong)

Officially known as Rinpung Dzong “Fortress of Heap of Jewels”, Paro Dzong was built during the time of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal in 1646 against invasion from the north. Presently, it houses the Paro monastic body and government office. Paro Dzong is also the venue of Paro Tshechu, one of the most popular Bhutanese religious festivals, held annually in spring.

27/10/2021

[DID YOU KNOW] - Bhutanese celebrate Mother's Day on the Descending Day of Lord Buddha.

The Descending Day of Lord Buddha, also known as Lhabab Duchen, falls on the 22nd day of the ninth month of the Bhutanese calendar.

Upon learning that his mother was stuck in Trayastrimsa (the Heaven of Thirty-Three) after her death, Lord Buddha ascended there to offer his teachings to the Gods and free his mother from Samsara. Lord Buddha stayed for about 90 days and descended to the human realm on the 22nd day of the ninth lunar month.

To commemorate the significance of Buddha's appreciation for his mother's benevolence, Bhutanese celebrate Mother's Day on the Descending Day of Lord Buddha.

20/10/2021

"Post COVID travel calls for rejuvenation and self-nurturing. What better place to undertake the task than in a country possessing scenic valleys and mountains and a landscape dotted by monasteries at every turn."

The Himalayan nation of Bhutan is one of the most desirable destinations to visit

13/10/2021

On the joyous occasion of the 10th Royal Wedding anniversary, we join the Nation in offering our heartfelt Tashi Delek and sincere prayers for Their Majesties’ continued wellbeing, happiness and long life.

10/10/2021

Bhutan’s success wouldn’t have been possible without international cooperation 🙏🙏🙏.

The tiny Himalayan nation overcame logistical challenges and vaccine hesitancy with solidarity and science-based policies, say two UK researchers.

27/09/2021

"Bhutan is for me" proudly presented by Tourism Council of Bhutan.