Bhutan’s Top Experiences in the Kingdom of Happiness
Bhutan, known as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon," is a place where timeless traditions meet awe-inspiring landscapes, making it one of the most coveted destinations for travelers seeking a unique, serene adventure. Nestled in the eastern Himalayas, this tiny kingdom offers experiences that are as culturally rich as they are visually stunning. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning for a deeper exploration, here are the top must-see and must-do experiences you can’t afford to miss
Choosing Your Stay: The Best Lodges in Bhutan’s Five Valleys
The most popular times to experience Bhutanese culture are during Spring and Fall, seasons in which there are vibrants festivals with historic significance.
Bhutan Through the Eyes of One of Our Own
Nikhita Ambre is the Expeditions Manager at Nomadic Expeditions. She spends her days planning spectacular and memorable trips for clients, but when it’s time for her own travels, where does a professional travel planner go? She looks within her own company, of course! Nikhita, along with her husband and two young children, traveled to Bhutan with Nomadic […]
Festivals of Bhutan
The most popular times to experience Bhutanese culture are during Spring and Fall, seasons in which there are vibrants festivals with historic significance.
Top 7 Experiences in Bhutan
In this country about the size of Switzerland is a place of mesmerizing peace and natural beauty. Here you will find otherworldly sights of sacred snow-capped peaks and deep valleys abundant with wildlife. You will find cultural marvels unlike anyplace else on Earth. Here you will experience wonders everywhere you go.
Cultural Norms of Bhutan: Do’s and Don’ts
While Bhutan is a rapidly modernizing with a growing prominence especially as a leader in sustainability initiatives, the country is thoughtful about those from the outside influence their culture and customs. The secluded Himalaya kingdom is deeply rooted in Buddhism and values happiness over possessions. Travelers experience a very hospitable people. However it is important for visitors to understand the customs they will encounter, and to conduct themselves in a way that will not cause offens
UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Bhutan
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has placed eight sites on the tentative list for the small Himalayan nation of Bhutan. UNESCO designates places as unique and diverse as the Pyramids of Egypt, the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the grand cathedrals of Europe—and it is only a matter of time before the process of inscribes these sites on the World Heritage list ensuring their protection and preservation as sites of cultural and natural heritage o
Bhutan: The Last Shangri-La
To an outsider, taking a tour in Bhutan may feel like visiting a living, breathing time capsule of an era one hundred years past.