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07/04/2024

https://www.thirdrockadventures.com/blog/is-bhutan-safe-for-solo-female-travelers

Discover Bhutan: Asia's Safest Haven for Solo Female Travelers Embark on a journey to Bhutan, Asia's safest holiday destination, where solo female travelers can explore worry-free. With a mandatory local guide by your side, Bhutan ensures unparalleled safety for all types of adventurers.

30/03/2024

Discovering happiness in Bhutan is rooted in immersing oneself in its rich culture, embracing the mindset, wisdom, and spirituality of its people. The essence of joy in Bhutan lies in the profound experiences derived from connecting with the cultural fabric, embracing the mindset of its people, and delving into the wellspring of wisdom and spirituality that permeates every aspect of life in this enchanting kingdom.

27/12/2022

Bhutan is a place which has retained its magic: wild tigers still roam the mountains, people still practice traditional Buddhist ways of life, and

24/12/2022

No, it’s impossible to write that, the Snowman Trek is much more.

17/11/2022

Denver, USA (November 15, 2022) - Travel Lemming, a US-based online travel guide read by more than 6 million travelers, today announced its list of the top 50 destinations in the world for 2023. Bhutan was named the best place to travel in Asia next year, and the number 2 destination overall in the

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27/08/2022

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13/07/2022

Just now from Bhutan sky sightseeing, spectacular rainbow.

15/06/2022

[Announcement of the 2022 Blue Planet Prize Winners]
His Majesty Jigme Singye Wangchuck, Fourth King of Bhutan

His Majesty Jigme Singye Wangchuck, the Fourth King of Bhutan, is the visionary leader who introduced the development philosophy of Gross National Happiness (GNH) which places the well being of the people at the heart of development activities and programmes. GNH gives importance to environmental conservation, sustainable and equitable development, and promotion of culture and social values which contribute to collective happiness. Using happiness as a social indicator was taken on by the United Nations and OECD also employed it in their reports, giving inspiration for an alternative paradigm to modern society.

Stephen Carpenter (USA)
Emeritus Director of the Center for Limnology, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Professor Stephen Carpenter has conducted research on lake ecosystems for more than 40 years. Through his research on lake eutrophication, from nutrients such as phosphorus and nitrogen, he studied the resilience of lakes using mathematical models, providing a new perspective on social-ecological systems. He also worked on the environmental pollution from phosphorus and nitrogen through land use, showing the critical state of the global phosphorus cycle and the need to review human activity from a broad geochemical viewpoint.

Major achievements and statements from the award recipients upon notification of selection are available on our webpage:
https://www.af-info.or.jp/en/blueplanet/introduction.html

10/06/2022

Yaks, the only reliable mode of transport on the Snowman trek.

08/06/2022

Memory! Guests hiking Bumthang Valley