Shangri-la Quest

03/01/2024

Food and travel bring us so much joy. They offer us experiences that stay with us for a lifetime. It’s what makes a Tasty Itinerary

03/01/2024

“Nature is the best therapy, and a picnic is a perfect way to enjoy it.”
Patrick and Sean

07/12/2023

The takin, the national animal of Bhutan, is truly a remarkable and unique creature. With the body of a cow and the head of a goat, this rare and enigmatic animal captures the essence of the unspoiled wilderness of the Bhutanese terrain. Revered by the Bhutanese people for its symbolism of strength and harmony, the takin has become an emblem of the country's commitment to preserving its natural heritage. Its presence is a reminder of the intrinsic link between the Bhutanese people and the environment, and is a testament to the country's dedication to environmental conservation. The takin's majestic and mysterious nature embodies the spirit of Bhutan, making it a truly special and cherished national symbol.

17/11/2023

Explore Bhutan on foot where the hiking trails unveil hidden gems and ancient paths through mountains, forests and villages.

16/11/2023

12/11/2023

Trashigang Dzong is considered to be one of the largest fortresses in the country. Its construction in 1659, on a ridge overlooking Drangme Chhu river, was guided by the prophetic vision of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel. The Dzong acted as a defense against invasions and according to legend, it was referred to as the ‘Sky Fortress’ due to the sight of the Dzong perched high on the mountain ridge.

11/11/2023

Punakha Dzong, also known as Punthang Dewa Chenpoi Phodrang, is the country's second oldest dzong, nestled at the confluence of Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers. The dzong is known for its beauty, particularly during spring when it is surrounded by the blooming Jacaranda trees. The lavender blossoms of the Jacaranda trees create a striking contrast against the dzong's pristine white walls, turning it into a spectacular scenery. The dzong currently serves as the central administrative center of Punakha district, the winter residence of the Central Monastic Body and continues to serve as the venue for important national events.

11/11/2023

Bhutan hosts numerous festivals and events throughout the year, big or small. Many have roots in Buddhism, while others celebrate the kingdom's rich cultural and natural heritage. Some are modern, drawing local celebrities and younger crowds, while others showcase the country's diverse regional traditions. Follow us and stay updated on important festivals and events.

04/11/2023

Bhutan hosts numerous festivals and events throughout the year, big or small. Many have roots in Buddhism, while others celebrate the kingdom's rich cultural and natural heritage. Some are modern, drawing local celebrities and younger crowds, while others showcase the country's diverse regional traditions. Follow us and stay updated on important festivals and events.
📸 Bassem Nimah

21/10/2023

One of the dream Trek of all the trekkers

Snowman Trek is one of the most challenging and awe-inspiring treks in Bhutan, renowned among seasoned trekkers. The trek spans approximately 356 kilometers through the remote and rugged terrain of the Himalayas, taking trekkers through high mountain passes, lush valleys and pristine landscapes. The trail passes near the sacred Mt. Jomolhari, leading through the high-altitude region of Lunana, snow-capped peaks and serene alpine lakes.

21/10/2023

“The world reveals itself to those who travel on foot.”