When you are in Bhutan trekking, you will need to eat well in order to sustain your energy levels – and for the pleasure of eating of course!  So, from a local’s point of view, what dishes should you look out for? Here are a few that I would definitely recommend that everyone tries at [...]

If you like to be terrified, enjoy a good ghost story, or have an interest in the supernatural, then keep reading.

Those on Bhutan treks during November may be able to enjoy the annual Black-Necked Crane Festival, if Gangtey Monastery is on their route.  Every winter the cranes return to the Phobjika Valley in Bhutan from their summer breeding spot across the Himalaya in Tibetan wetlands, remaining until February.  A festival is held while they are [...]

If you’re planning to enjoy the local customs and culture on your Bhutan treks, one unique experience is to witness the national sport of Bhutan: archery. Though you might think it strange for a peaceful Buddhist nation to practice a sport that has its origins in ancient warfare and hunting, the bow and arrows can only be used in [...]

“Let me tell you something, you have not partied till you’ve partied at dawn in complete silence with Buddhist monks”, said Cameron Diaz when reminiscing about her Bhutan trekking holiday with Eva Mendes. The two Hollywood A-listers were sent to the hidden kingdom in the Himalaya by MTV to highlight the conservation work carried out [...]

As has already been established, Bhutan is renowned as being the happiest country in Asia. However, it is less clear how those who are in Bhutan trekking can go about finding said happiness.  This is where the legend of Meme Haylay Haylay comes into play.