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  • Happyul
  • Sep 23rd, 2018
  • 23 views

Tour Operator Recommendation For Travel To Bhutan

All tourists, with the exception of visitors from India, Bangladesh and Maldives must obtain a visa clearance prior the travel to Bhutan.  Visas are processed through an online system by a licensed Bhutanese tour operator.

  • Travel
  • Kezang T. Rinzin
  • Sep 13th, 2018
  • 7,789 views

Is Bhutan Safe For Solo Female Travelers?

Bhutan is an excellent destination for solo travelers. In fact it is better to travel Bhutan as a solo or a couple (or a group of two), than to travel in a bigger group.

  • Travel
  • Roger Beaumont
  • Aug 16th, 2018
  • 153 views

The Kitchen Will Be Your Fridge

When I first arrived in Bhutan to work for the Centre for Bhutanese Studies (CBS), they couldn’t find me any accommodation. In the meantime, they suggested the Thimphu Hotel, a cheap, loud and cheerful place that looked down on the only traffic island in the entire kingdom, from where I could see the dancing traffic cop in his painted box being completely ignored by everyone.

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  • Bjob Ganchu
  • Aug 13th, 2018
  • 3,031 views

Pictures from Bumdra Trek, a 2 day trek in Paro

It has not been long since we decided to come in terms with our age and agreed to do short hikes on a Sunday.  In May 2018, after executing several hikes in and around Thimphu, my friends and I, we set out to execute the two day hike to Bumdra in Paro, Bhutan. Here are some pictures I took from the trek.

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  • Photoblog
  • Travel
  • Happyul
  • Aug 9th, 2018
  • 302 views

Photographs From Lunana, By His Majesty The King Of Bhutan

His Majesty the King of Bhutan trekked across Lunana from the 1st to 11th of July 2018, visiting villages and meeting with the people of the most inaccessible parts of the country. All photographs in this album are by His Majesty and was shared by His Majesty's Facebook Page on the 16th July 2018.

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  • Photoblog
  • Travel
  • Jesse Montes
  • Aug 4th, 2018
  • 2,059 views

Inspiring Pictures From Dagala Trek

The Dagala trek, also known as the “Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek”, starts in the village of Genikha in Thimphu (the capital city) and extends 43 kilometres to Chamgang.

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  • Happyul
  • Jun 2nd, 2018
  • 131 views

Top 10 Things To Do In Bhutan

People in rural villages are incredibly kind and hospitable towards visitors. You will not only get to interact with locals and listen to their stories but also indulge in their customs, food, games and farming activities. If you are feeling adventurous, spend a night with a rural family.

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  • Happyul
  • May 27th, 2018
  • 124 views

10 Unusual Facts About Bhutan

Farmers in the Eastern and Western parts of Bhutan feed marijuana to the pigs. It is claimed that farmers feed pigs marijuana as fodder because of local preference for pork that is fatty. Marijuana inebriated pigs tend to sleep more and grow fatter faster.

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  • Travel
  • Happyul
  • May 3rd, 2018
  • 12,138 views

Hollywood Reels Snowman Trek

Sprinting the Snowman trek in Bhutan the toughest trail in the world at a record-breaking time of 15 days and nine-hours that typically takes 25 to 30 days, a team of four ultra-marathoners sets a record.

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  • Happyul
  • Apr 21st, 2018
  • 3,996 views

A New Travel Promo Video for Bhutan

The Tourism Council of Bhutan released a new travel promo video through their Vimeo channel 'Tourism Bhutan'. If you have not already watched it, here it is.

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  • Travel
  • Katherine & Thomas
  • Mar 16th, 2018
  • 20,029 views

The Fertility Temple in Bhutan Changed Our Lives!

Infertility is one of those issues that no one really likes to talk about. We all like to think that when we’re ready to begin a family, conceiving a child will happen just as it’s supposed to.

  • Travel
  • Piet Van Der Poel
  • Feb 10th, 2018
  • 566 views

Trekking In Bhutan During The Rainy Season

Three of the treks were characterised by driving rain, calf-deep mud, thigh-deep water, swept-away bridges, and overgrown trails, crawling up slippery slopes on hands and knees and lots of bloodsucking leeches.

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  • Folklife
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  • Chablop Passang Tshering
  • Feb 9th, 2018
  • 1,862 views

The Sound Of Slingshots

Attending my hometown festival for the first time I was exploring the stalls for hoentay, tongba and rainbow trout delicacies, and there was no way a piece of rope woven from yak hair could draw my attention.