On the eastern edge of the Himalayas, nestled between India and Tibet, lies the tiny nation Bhutan. In Bhutanese, the name means “Land of the Thunder Dragon”.
Bhutan is known as "the last Shangri-La" a remote Himalayan nation, which is rich in natural beauty and Buddhist culture, where national happiness is prioritized over economic growth.
A Spiritual country where, control of your mind, means, control of wants in your life. Don't be jealous with others, be happy with what you have, be compassionate, be a society where you can be more than happy to share.
Many tourists come to Bhutan for meditation and retreat tours.
Here are some famous places which you should not not miss.
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Taktsang Palphug Monastery, Paro
More popularly known as ‘Tiger’s Nest,’ Taktsang Palphung Monastery is one of the most prominent places to visit. Everything, from the monastery’s location to its architecture is unique. Taktsang Palphung Monastery is surrounded by hills blanketed with the lush green cover of forests. Though reaching this wonderful monastery may be challenging, it is definitely worth a visit.
“The palace of great happiness or bliss” and a visit to this dzong will make you realize the relevance of its name. It is hugely popular among tourists for its impressive architecture. This dzong has a massive historical significance as it is the place where all of Bhutan’s kings have been crowned.
The meaning of the word is “Temple fortress”, and that is something that will be evident when you set foot in the Simtokha Dzong.
Jigme Dorji National Park, Gasa
This is the second largest national park in Bhutan and is an absolute treat for wildlife lovers on Bhutan trip. The major attractions in this park, species like clouded leopard, Bengal tiger, Himalayan blue sheep, Himalayan black bear, etc.
