Kira (Traditional Bhutanese dress)
Paro city fortress
Paro
Le Méridien Hotel, Paro
Le Méridien Hotel, Paro
Timphu, the capital
The big Buddha, Timphu
Paro Airport, the world´s most difficult airport to land jetplanes (Scary !)
Paro fortress
The incredible Pema Tshering, a disabled athlete and a foot artist
Tiger´s Nest starting point
Timphu city view
Buthanese girls gathered to see the stranger boy
Country Bhutan
Highlights: Gastronomy 0, Art / Museums ★★★ , Historical sites ★ , Natural Beauty★★★, Shopping 0 Sports/Adventure 0, Geographic extremes★★, Glamour ★
When to go: From November to March
Where to go: Paro and Timphu
Downside: Strict and excessive control over tourism
Our Experiences: There is something different about Bhutan. The country has been for long frozen in time in the Himalayas, isolated from the modern world and untouched by human degradation. The first international airport was built only in 1983 and before the 60’s there weren’t even paved roads. Today Bhutan has incorporated the modern technologies, but it still looks like a an ancient traditional society with simple values and a naïve way of living. This is the beauty of Bhutan. They are the only nation that evaluates officially people´s happiness. The building style in Bhutan is something remarkable. It is strictly preserved and very interesting. From schools to hospitals and airports, all constructions have the same Bhutanese style. Amazing!
Hotels we love and recommend: Le Méridien Paro