The flight out of Paro back to New Delhi flew via Kathmandu. As we were early again, we managed to get seats on the right side of the plane. We w...

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 b...

It was like walking through winter wonderland when we bid Mt Jhomohari farewell. Everything was covered with a thick blanket of snow. Along the t...

It continued snowing during the night. At about 11pm and in the midst of the howling winds, the dog that roamed around the campsite started barki...

Hoping to see sunrise over Jhomohari, we got up at 5.30am and were not disappointed. The peak of Jhomohari had just caught the rays and was glowing...

The temperature plummeted at night at 3,500m and the ground was covered with frost early in the morning. Getting out of the warm sleeping bag and g...

The morning was very cold and the heat from the camp fire was very welcoming. The trek to Thangthangka was a little strenuous with plenty of ascent...

Sleeping in a tent was alright but getting up and not being able to properly wash and brush the teeth was an adjustment. The mules were set free to...

The trek started at the trailhead near to the ruins of Drukgyel Dzong where we meet with the trekking crew - a cook, an assistant cook, the he...

Taktsang Monastery is the most famous and picturesque monastery in Bhutan. The monastery clings impossibly and precariously to a sheer granite cl...

The furling of the Thongdrel (large Thangka / religious picture) from the building overlooking the dance floor is a very auspicious event, done on ...

Flight from New Delhi to Paro was to depart at 5am in the morning but we were already at the airport by 2am waiting for the Druk Air counter to o...

The interest in Bhutan was generated after reading an article about Peter Scholl-Latour, a prolific German journalist and author who had travelle...