The Last Shangri-La
on Earth
Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is unlike any destination you have ever visited. This small Himalayan kingdom chose to measure its success not in economic output but in the happiness of its people — a philosophy that has shaped every aspect of life here, from its immaculate forests and pristine rivers to its centuries-old monasteries and welcoming communities.
For Indian travellers, Bhutan is wonderfully accessible — no visa required, no currency exchange needed, and a shared cultural and spiritual heritage that makes the kingdom feel simultaneously foreign and deeply familiar. The journey from Bagdogra or Phuentsholing takes you into a world that is resolute about preserving what the rest of the planet has lost.
Tiger's Nest — Paro Taktsang
Hike to the iconic cliff-hanging monastery where Guru Rinpoche meditated in the 8th century — a once-in-a-lifetime experience and Bhutan's most famous sight.
Punakha Dzong — The Palace of Bliss
One of the most beautiful buildings in the Himalayas, sitting at the confluence of two glacial rivers, especially stunning during spring blooms.
The World's Only Carbon-Negative Country
Bhutan absorbs more carbon than it produces. Over 70% of its land is forested. Visiting Bhutan is travel with a genuinely clear conscience.