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Remote and rugged, Lhuentse lies in Bhutan’s far northeast and is the ancestral home of the royal family. But royalty […]

Far to the north, where the roads narrow and the air gets cooler, lies Gasa, one of Bhutan’s most remote

Perched dramatically on a mountain ridge, Trongsa is not just a scenic stop — it’s the historical and political heart

Nestled near the border with Tibet and only recently opened to tourism, Haa Valley remains one of Bhutan’s best-kept secrets.

Often called the “Switzerland of Bhutan,” Bumthang is a collection of four lush valleys — Choekhor, Tang, Ura, and Chhume

Tucked away in the Black Mountains, Phobjikha Valley feels like a world apart. With its sweeping glacial landscape and complete

A short, scenic drive over the Dochu La Pass from Thimphu brings you to Punakha, a valley blessed with warm

Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital, is unlike any other. It’s a place where monks in crimson robes walk past modern cafes, and

Nestled in a wide valley surrounded by pine-covered mountains, Paro is where most Bhutan journeys begin — and many say