Thimphu Vacations, Thimphu Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

We spent a day roaming around in Thimphu since that is the capital of Bhutan. We also met up with Ms Kencho from the travel agency where we had booked our trek with. We tried the local Bhutanese dish of chillies and cheese which was to be eaten as a vegetable dish. It was indeed spicy! A visit to the Thimphu library was a must to see the world’s largest book, so large that the librarian flips the page only once a month. It was a book with compilations of photos of Bhutan.   Back in P...

All most all the places in Bhutan is being blessed by the great Buddhism masters especially the Guru Rinpochhe...one who did spread Buddhism in eight century...there are several ancient pilgrimage sites and even today it is kept preserved... besides the 70% forest cover is another attraction for the tourists ...with reach and vibrant culture in practice

Nailed to the rock of truth, grafted into the tree of knowledge, C I James left us a great little tale of wisdom. A big dog saw a little dog chasing its tail and asked, 'why are you chasing your tail so?' Said the puppy, 'I have mastered philosophy, ..

Bhutan is a small Himalayan Kingdom nestled in the lapses of Eastern Himalaya. It has remained closed to the out side world for a century soley of mountains, swift flowing rivers, thick jungles and so on. But to day Bhutan remains known to the out side world as the Last Himalayan Shangrila.... Bhutan has become a hot global spot for most of the endangered species of Flora and fauna. Tourism is a booming business and inflow of tourist is ascending year after year.