We love championing under-the-radar countries, and our Asia specialist, Frances, took the road less travelled on a research trip to Bhutan. Far from the tourist bustle, Frances got stuck into Bhutanese traditions such as archery, stretched her legs on beautiful hikes and soaked sore muscles afterwards in heavenly hot stone baths. She left the country with a deep love for it and brimming with tips and tricks to elevate your stay.
14th August 2024 - Bhutan Travel Tips
Bhutan is a pioneer in sustainability. Not only was it the world’s first carbon-negative country, but this tiny Buddhist kingdom, nestled in the Himalayas between Tibet and India, is committed to the well-being of its civilians and environment above all else. Bhutan’s philosophy is based on Gross National Happiness (GNH), an index devised in the 1970s by the fourth king of Bhutan. Measuring 33 indicators including sustainable socio-economic development, cultural preservation and environmental conservation, it’s no wonder that Bhutan leads the charge in responsible tourism.
30th May 2024 - Bhutan Responsible Travel
With its dramatic landscapes that include everything from subtropical plains to steep mountains and valleys, Bhutan is a seriously dreamy destination when it comes to hiking holidays. And while the Bhutanese Himalayas may be home to the highest unclimbed mountain in the world, Gangkhar Puensum, there are a number of more accessible trails that criss-cross the stunning countryside and can be completed in a day.
12th November 2021 - Bhutan Adventure
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