Recognised as one of the cleanest countries, Bhutan is a true paradise offering a variety of landscapes. The last Himalayan kingdom is blessed with a plethora of monasteries with intricate architecture, lush greenery, snow-clad mountains, an incredible array of flora and fauna, extraordinary culture, and mesmerising heritage. The charisma of this landlocked country is pure bliss and the prayers flags which flutter all around are simply mesmerising.
Venture beyond and enjoy the Bhutanese food with a unique characteristic. The national dish of Bhutan Ema Datshi made of green, yellow or red chilies, yak or cow's milk cheese, onions, and tomatoes is simply outstanding. Jasha Maroo or Maru (spicy chicken), Phaksha Paa (Pork with Red Chilies), Momos (Dumplings), Red Rice are some of the flavourful delicacies.
Bhutanese handicrafts make the best shopping items as the local produce items represent the culture and heritage. Wooden Bowls and Cups, Cane and Bamboo Products, Woven Fabrics, Handmade Paper, Jackets, Containers, Rugs, Wall Hangings, Bags, Blankets, Wooden Masks are some of the items manufactured locally. Hand-woven textiles such as raw cotton, silk, and woven cotton are some handmade textiles found in Bhutan. Other items famous here are:- Dzi beads or Himalayan beads, Cane and Bamboo items, Handmade Wooden Bowls (Dappa).
Travel has helped us to understand the meaning of life and it has helped us become better people. Each time we travel, we see the world with new eyes.
