Brand Bhutan Tours

29/12/2024

Bhutanese architecture is known for its connection to nature and spirituality. Buildings are made from local materials like stone, timber, and mud, and are often whitewashed and decorated with religious symbols and paintings. Bhutan is considered one of the world's biodiversity hotspots with about 72% of forest coverage and are home to a diverse range of flora and fauna.The constitution mandates to keep 60% forest coverage for all the time.

02/04/2023

30/06/2022

25/06/2022

The traditional Jangkhim built with stone, wood and mud, manually rammed by people using stamping tools, dancing and singing at the same time is quite a fun.

25/06/2022

The tradition of building houses, temples and dzongs with wood and soil (traditional Jangkhim) in and across Bhutan. Manually rammed by people using wooden stamping tools, dancing and singing in the process. Many of our dzongs(Fortresses) and Temples were all built with stones, wood and mud over the centuries, which symbolizes the rich culture, tradition and the history of Bhutan.

20/02/2022

On the joyous occasion of the 42nd birth anniversary of His Majesty The King, we would like to join the whole nation in offering our heartiest felicitation.

We offer our sincere prayers for His Majesty's peace, good health and long life.

Tashi Delek

05/02/2022

5th February 2022

On the most auspicious Birth Anniversary of His Royal Highness The Gyalsey, Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck, we join the nation in offering our sincere prayers for the good health, long life and the wellbeing of our Precious Gyalsey.