Bhutan

This festival reveals the secrets of compassion and peace through sacred dances and ritualistic music

Pedal hard and be rewarded with hidden places and amazing views of Bhutan

May your soul, brain, and body rest in the hot healing springs of Himalayas

Walking along the trail under blooming rhododendron trees can be compared with the famous cherry blossom paths in Japan

If while visiting a monastery you are stroked with a wooden phallus on the head, it means you have been blessed

This festival is a great opportunity for tourists to learn the many traditions of Bhutan, its cuisine, outdoor activities, and religion

Expect some snow and cold, which nevertheless shouldn't prevent you from visiting bamboo forests and natural reserves

Himalaya means "abode of snow," but after you arrive there you will see that it is an abode of stillness, might, and beauty

The national flower of Bhutan is tiny, gentle, and beautiful

Learn the story of rice—where it grows and how it is manually harvested in Bhutan

Observe the gentle beauty of the mountains

This is a traditional kind of sport in Bhutan, and it is played only outdoors

Each dance, performed at this festival, is an old story that combines costumes, masks, and sacred knowledge

Rare and endangered, bright and colourful, and amazing at dancing and singing—birds in Bhutan posses all imaginable characteristics and varieties

If you stop in the very middle of this bridge, you will get a great view of the river, valley, temple, and a good boost of adrenaline as well!

These beautiful and endangered birds are a symbol of Bhutan

Slightly rainy and not crowded, summer is a great time to explore Bhutan's beautiful nature

New to Bhutan, these extreme activities have become very popular for tourists

Be prepared to participate in or watch challenging MTB races both finishing in the capital city of Thimphu

They become especially attractive when mature and their fur is reminiscent of many shades of creamy gold

A small monastery on a cliff overlooks a picturesque valley