By  | April 2

The Ultimate First-Timer’s Guide to Bhutan: Documents, Tips & Must-Know Secrets! So, you’ve decided to visit the Land of the Thunder D

By Kinga Namgyal | April 1

Bhutan: Independent Travel or Group Trip – Which is Right for You? Bhutan is a land of sacred monasteries, untouched landscapes, and rich tradit

By Kinga Namgyal | March 31

The Ultimate Guide to Flying from China to Bhutan via Bangkok or Singapore For conscious travelers from China's top cities, Bhutan's Himalayan wonders

By Kinga Namgyal | March 30

Tourism Council of Bhutan: Your Gateway to an Unforgettable Journey Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is more than just a travel destination. It

By Kinga Namgyal | March 30

From the Streets of Shanghai to the Soul of Bhutan: A Journey with Heart Imagine stepping away from the towering skyscrapers and neon-lit streets of S

By  | March 28

Bhutan Travel: A Journey Through the Land of the Thunder Dragon Imagine stepping into a realm where ancient monasteries cling to misty cliffs, prayer

By Kinga Namgyal | March 27

A Journey from Austria to Bhutan: Where Magic and Purpose Collide The crisp alpine air of Austria fills your lungs as you sip your morning coffee, gaz

By Kinga Namgyal | March 27

Hola, España! Ready for the Ultimate Bhutan Adventure with a Purpose? Spain, you’re known for passion, adventure, and a love for travel!

By Kinga Namgyal | March 27

Luxembourg to Bhutan: The Ultimate Adventure with a Heart! Dear Luxembourgers, are you looking for an adventure that goes beyond Instagrammable landsc

By  | March 25

Discover Bhutan: A Hidden Gem for Polish Travelers Have you ever dreamed of visiting a place where time slows down, where happiness is more important

By Kinga Namgyal | March 25

Bhutan & Belgium: A Journey Beyond the Ordinary What if your next vacation wasn’t just about sightseeing but about making a real difference?

By Kinga Namgyal | March 25

Un Voyage au Bhoutan : Là Où l'Aventure Rencontre la Compassion Marie avait toujours rêvé d’un endroit hors du temps,

By Kinga Namgyal | March 25

A Journey to Bhutan: Where Adventure Meets Compassion Marie had always dreamed of a place untouched by time, where the mountains whispered ancient sec

By Kinga Namgyal | March 23

Dochula Pass – The Misty Portal Between Worlds Long ago, in the mystical kingdom of Bhutan, where mountains whisper secrets to the wind and clou

By Kinga Namgyal | March 23

From Thailand to Bhutan – The Adventure That Warms Your Heart! Picture this: You’re in bustling Bangkok, sipping on Thai iced tea, scrolli

By Kinga Namgyal | March 23

From Australia to Bhutan: Travel with Purpose and Compassion Meet Sarah and Jake, an adventurous Aussie couple who had seen it all. From the beaches o

By Kinga Namgyal | March 23

Travel with Compassion: Join CUDIS ZEUS FURRY TRAVELS on a Meaningful Journey to Bhutan Imagine this: You’re standing in the heart of the Himala

By Kinga Namgyal | March 21

Bhutan Awaits: A Compassionate Journey for Travelers from Hong Kong with CUDIS ZEUS FURRY TRAVELS Imagine a place where snow-capped mountains meet lus

By Kinga Namgyal | March 21

Discover Bhutan with Compassion: A Unique Journey for U.S. Travelers with CUDIS ZEUS FURRY TRAVELS Are you dreaming of an adventure that’s not j

By Kinga Namgyal | March 21

Discover the Magic of Bhutan: A Guide for German Travelers Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, Bhutan is a mystical kingdom that promises an unforg

By Kinga Namgyal | March 21

From the Skyscrapers of Dubai to the Serenity of Bhutan: How to Visit Bhutan from the UAE Imagine leaving behind the towering skyline of Dubai and, wi

By Kinga Namgyal | March 21

A Journey from the Great Wall to the Kingdom in the Clouds: How to Visit Bhutan from China For centuries, the Silk Road connected China to the world,

By Kinga Namgyal | March 21

From the Lion City to the Land of the Thunder Dragon: How to Visit Bhutan from Singapore Imagine waking up in the bustling cityscape of Singapore, whe

By Kinga Namgyal | March 21

The Whispers of the Prayer Wheel Harry watched the old monk spin the prayer wheel, its gentle hum blending with the crisp mountain air. “Why

By Kinga Namgyal | March 18

The Takin It’s not quite a cow, not quite a goat, but somehow both. Its stocky body is covered in shaggy golden fur, and its curved horns ris

By Kinga Namgyal | March 18

The Timeless Guardian: Simtokha Dzong’s Secret Perched on a hilltop just outside Thimphu, Simtokha Dzong isn't just another fortress, it's t

By KINGA NAMGYAL | October 6

Greetings Travellers,  Learn about the historic Drugyel which translates to victory located in Paro.  Drugyel Dzong, located in the Paro Val

By KINGA NAMGYAL | October 2

Greetings Travellers, In this 3rd episode on the fortress of Bhutan, get to learn about the Rinpung Dzong located in Paro.  Paro Rinpung Dzo

By KINGA NAMGYAL | September 30

Greetings Travellers, Fortress are a part of Bhutanese way of living and an identity that represents Bhutan to the outside world. My name is Kinga and

By KINGA NAMGYAL | September 24

Greetings Travellers, Dzongs also known as fortress are a significant and an integral part of the Bhutanese way of life, living and culture. My name i

By KINGA NAMGYAL | September 19

Greetings Travellers,  The flag of Bhutan is unique like all others. However, it has a deeper meaning as to how it came into existence. My name i

By KINGA NAMGYAL | September 17

Greetings Travellers, Be mesmerised by the unique animal called Takin which is found in Bhutan and Himalayan regions. My name is Kinga and this blog b

By KINGA NAMGYAL | September 15

Greetings Travellers, This blog will briefly highly about Bhutan's national tree.  The national tree of Bhutan is the cypress (Cupressus torulosa

By KINGA NAMGYAL | September 9

Greetings Travellers, Find a brief information on the national emblem of Bhutan in this blog.  The National Emblem of Bhutan is a symbol of the k

By KINGA NAMGYAL | September 3

Greetings Travellers, I am Kinga & this blog is about the national flower of Bhutan.  Bhutan's national flower is the Blue Poppy (Meconopsis

By KINGA NAMGYAL | September 2

Greetings Travellers,  Ever wondered what the national bird of Bhutan is? My name is Kinga and this blog briefly highlights on the national bird,

By KINGA NAMGYAL | September 1

Greetings Travellers,  Bhutan is a country with diverse cultural background with approximately 19 - 24 different languages spoken across the coun

By KINGA NAMYGAL | August 29

Greetings Travellers, What is a National Day? My name is Kinga and in this blog, you can briefly find out about the national day of Bhutan, how it ori

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 28

Greetings Travellers, My name is Kinga and this blog will briefly highly about the national dress of Bhutan.  The national dress of Bhutan, known

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 26

Greetings Travellers, The centenary farmers market is one among the many projects built under the royal command of our majesty. This place is popular

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 25

Greetings Travellers, As Bhutan is a mountainous country, hiking is a daily part of the locals and more so for the people living in the villages and f

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 22

Greetings Travellers, If hiking is something you look to do extensively while in Bhutan, make sure to visit Phajoding monastery. My name is Kinga and

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 20

Greetings Travellers, While in Bhutan, make sure to take back some souvenirs and there is no better place than the craf bazaar in Thimphu. It is local

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 19

Greetings Travellers, Perhaps you might wonder if Bhutan has a good night life while you're in Bhutan. The options are plenty depending on what you li

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 16

Greetings Travellers, Meditation is like a sport. Unless you practise long enough, you won't build the skills to practise it and there's no better pla

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 13

Greetings Travellers, Particularly in the west, coffee has become a part of the daily life. My name is Kinga and in this blog, I will cover the best c

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 12

Greetings Travellers, Are you fond of arts? Are you an aritists? Well, if you're then make sure to visit VAST Bhutan. It is a NGO established by a gro

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 11

Greetings Travellers, Art & architecture is one among the many aspects that truly differentiates Bhutan from the rest of the world, In Bhutan, we

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 9

Greetings Travellers, Are you a nature lover? Are you fond of flowers, plants or butterflies? Then this place is a must visit for you. My name is King

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 7

Greetings Travellers, Worried about how your future looks like or what your past life was like, a visit to Pangrizampa school of astrology can answer

By KINGA NAMYGAL | August 6

The National Memorial Chorten in Thimphu, Bhutan, is a prominent religious landmark that offers a deep dive into the spiritual and cultural heritage o

By KINGA NAMGYAL | August 4

The Simply Bhutan Museum, located in Thimphu, Bhutan, offers you an immersive experience of Bhutanese heritage and traditions. Designed to resemble a

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 31

Greetings Travellers, Bhutan is pre-dominantly a Buddhist countries and in almost every place you visit, you will come across so many temples and mona

By KINGA NAMYGAL | July 30

Greetings Traveller, Takin is the national animal of Bhutan. It is a unique animal that will leave you fascinated, so make sure to ask how this animal

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 29

Greetings Travellers, Bhutan is predominantly a country with rich spiritual and cultural ties to its religions which is Buddhism. Also at the same tim

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 25

Greetings Travellers, Have you heard of the longest suspension bridge in Punakha? it is one of the activities to do while in Punakha. My name is Kinga

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 24

Greetings Travellers, My name is Kinga & in this blog you will find brief overview of one of the most popular places to visit in Punakha which is

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 23

Greetings Travellers, Have you heard of the divine madman of Bhutan? Are you aware of the fertility temple in Punakha? If not, this blog is for you. I

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 22

Greetings Travellers, Have you heard of the Nalanda Buddhist sheers/school located in Talo, Punakha? If not, read this short informative blog.  N

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 21

Greetings travellers, Have you heard of the Talo monastery which is popular among locals and is gaining popularity among travellers as well. My name i

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 17

Greetings dear travellers, My name is Kinga and in this blog you can find out what is SDF & how it is used. The Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 16

Greetings travellers,My name is Kinga and in this blog, I will cover a short and detailed information as to how you can apply for a visa if you are vi

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 15

Greetings everyone, My name is Kinga & in this blog I will cover precisely about visa requirements as a visitor intending to visit Bhutan.  B

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 14

Traveling to Bhutan for the first time is an exciting experience! I am Kinga and in this blog, you can find some tips to help you make the most of you

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 11

Greetings travellers, My name is Kinga & in this blog I will cover some information on tipping and its associated culture in Bhutan. As universall

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 7

Greetings dear travellers,My name is Kinga and this blog will cover what the kind of food the locals eat & what other options you can get.  T

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 4

Greetings avid travellers My name is Kinga & in this blog, I will try to cover all the informations you will require or need to know prior to your

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 3

Good morning dear travellers, My name Kinga and in this blog, I will cover what is considered the best tour operators in Bhutan. There are several dif

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 3

Good morning dear travellers My name is Kinga and in this blog, I will cover how you as a visitor can book a tour to Bhutan. Pre-covid, a visitor wish

By KINGA NAMGYAL | July 1

The highly sought after and best seller particularly for tours to Bhutan is the 7 days package. This blog will highlight what you will be covering and

By KINGA NAMGYAL | June 28

This is perhaps the most important first step a traveller should find out when planning to visit Bhutan. There are many different kinds of visas but t

By KINGA NAMGYAL | June 27

There are 4 seasons of 3 months each in Bhutan Spring: March, April, May Summer: June, July, August Autumn: September, October, November Winter: Decem

By KINGA NAMGYAL | June 26

The answer to this question is a both YES & NO Let me explain how: YES if:1. Backpacker All tours to Bhutan needs to be a guided tour which makes

By Kinga Namgyal | June 18

Before visiting Bhutan, there are several important things that visitors should be aware of to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip: 1. Visa Requirement

By Kinga Namgyal | June 17

Here are some of the best places to visit: 1. Tashichho Dzong A majestic fortress and monastery located on the northern edge of the city, Tashich

By Kinga Namgyal | June 2

Nestled in the eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a country known for its breathtaking landscapes, unique culture, and commitment to happiness. This essay e