Solo in Paro Bhutan | Tiger's Nest visit | Bhutan Travel Guide | Bhutan Series Ep 1 | Tanya Khanijow
Here’s presenting the first part of the Bhutan Series Episode in Paro. I went straight to Paro as first part of my road trip in the country. The drive from Phuntsholing took about 4 hours.
The entire budget of my Bhutan trip was close to INR 25k. You can carry cash everywhere in Indian currency in Bhutan as it is accepted. Some things about Paro below:
1. The place where I stayed at in Paro is called Ama’s Village Lodge. You can book the place here -
2. The cost of entry to Taktsang Goempa is INR 500 and a round trip with any driver will cost INR 1000 from your lodge
3. You can contact Mr. Yonten Norbu for driving you around Bhutan if you are visiting. His number is +975 17672515 , my experience with him was extremely nice. He was a perfect gentleman who ensured my safety and also made sure my experience in Bhutan was memorable.
4. If you are visiting Bhutan, I would highly advice you to get a local sim for contacting tour agencies or driver. A local sim will be available for INR 200 at Phuntsholing.
5. Other places that you can visit in Paro are - Paro Dzong and you can get a Hot Stone bath which is very popular in the area
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2.Visiting Bhutan from India? - Some Frequently Asked Questions!
3.Bhutan Entry Permit for Indians: Documents, FAQs & Tips for a Solo Trip
4.Indians To Pay SD Fee From July 2020 - Drop Everything & Plan Your Bhutan Trip Right Now
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Solo Trip to Bhutan by Road | Phuntsholing | How to get a permit for Indians? | Bhutan Series Intro
HELLO MY PEOPLE. I'm visiting Bhutan solo by road, and this is the first video in the series. The nearest airport is Bagdogra airport although you can also fly Druk Airways and land directly at Paro (expensive option). From Bagdogra it takes about 5 hours to reach Phuntsholing by road and you can get a taxi from right outside the airport. At Phuntsholing border you will require a permit to visit beyond the 5 km border radius. The visa entry is otherwise free, but the permit is issued for 7 days based on some background checks and upon submission of the following documents -
1) Photocopy of your identity card - Passport/Voter's ID card
2) An immigration form that is provided at any shop near Immigration office
3) Proof of stay of onward journey (You will need confirmed proof of booking for atleast first night in Thimphu/Paro)
4) One passport size photograph
5) For all solo female travellers - Please write a hand written undertaking stating that you are responsible for your own safety and address it to The Immigration Officer, Immigration office, Phuntsholing Bhutan,
For getting a permit at the earliest, please reach the office at 8:30 am with all your documents and stand in a queue. The office opens at 9:00 am. In my case I got the permit within half hour because I arrived early.
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2.Visiting Bhutan from India? - Some Frequently Asked Questions!
3.Bhutan Entry Permit for Indians: Documents, FAQs & Tips for a Solo Trip
4.Indians To Pay SD Fee From July 2020 - Drop Everything & Plan Your Bhutan Trip Right Now
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Solo in Punakha Bhutan | Things to Do | Bhutan Travel Guide | Bhutan Series Ep 3 | Tanya Khanijow
Here’s presenting the Third part of the Bhutan Series in Punakha. I went to Punakha after thimphu, as first part of my road trip in the country. This video is in collaboration with Zinigo
Zinigo organises trips to Bhutan, Sikkim, Meghalaya, to some really off beat locations. They also have special packages for North East India in case you're planning a trip anywhere. With me they came up with a special discount code for all of you: TANYA@BHUTAN . Those who book through this would get flat INR 2000 off on all their package cost. To use the coupon code, send a mail to sandip.tiwari@zinigo.com
Hope this helps you plan your trip.
The entire budget of my Bhutan trip was close to INR 25-30k. You can carry cash everywhere in Indian currency in Bhutan as it is accepted. Some things about Paro below:
** If you need a driver in Bhutan, you may contact Mr. Yonten. His number is +975 17672515. You can also reach out to Mr. Somraj Chettri: +975 77451302.
** If you are visiting Bhutan, I would highly advice you to get a local sim for contacting tour agencies or driver. A local sim will be available for INR 200 at Phuntsholing.
** I stayed in Punakha at Damchen Resort
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2.Visiting Bhutan from India? - Some Frequently Asked Questions!
3.Bhutan Entry Permit for Indians: Documents, FAQs & Tips for a Solo Trip
4.Indians To Pay SD Fee From July 2020 - Drop Everything & Plan Your Bhutan Trip Right Now
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Solo in Thimphu Bhutan | Things to Do | Bhutan Travel Guide | Bhutan Series Ep 2 | Tanya Khanijow
Here’s presenting the Second part of the Bhutan Series Episode in Thimphy. I went to Thimphu after Paro, as first part of my road trip in the country. The drive from Paro to Thimphu took about 2 hours. I also did an epic bike tour in the city and enjoyed it thoroughly
The entire budget of my Bhutan trip was close to INR 25-30k. You can carry cash everywhere in Indian currency in Bhutan as it is accepted. Some things about Paro below:
1. The place where I stayed at in Thimphu is called Bhutan Boutique Residency. You can book the place here -
2. The cost of renting a cycle in Bhutan from Wheels for Hills Bicycle outlet is INR 2000 for a day. The shop is located in Olakha and the location is not specified in Google Maps in my experience. So you can contact them through this website - to ask for the correct address. Although a little pricy, I would highly recommed renting a cycle through them since my experience of the same was really nice. The cycle was also of good quality
3. Ms. Yanchen has a tour agency in Bhutan called Bhutan Mountain Bike Adventure -
They organise Bike tours to various parts of the country. Also to some very unknown places that even I am not covering in my vlogs. They will do all documentation for you too. Their services are top notch. As a friend of theirs, I would obviously say good things, but trust me, you won't regret if you book through them, if you want to experience something different.
4. Like I mentioned in my previous video, if you need a driver in Bhutan, you may contact Mr. Yonten. His number is +975 17672515 , my experience with him was extremely nice. He was a perfect gentleman who that my experience in Bhutan was memorable. Also, he speaks in Hindi if you prefer that. When you contact him, please speak in Hindi only.
4. If you are visiting Bhutan, I would highly advice you to get a local sim for contacting tour agencies or driver. A local sim will be available for INR 200 at Phuntsholing.
Let me know in comments if you have any more questions.
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1. Bhutan 7 Days Itinerary - The best Solo Travel Experience Guide!
2.Visiting Bhutan from India? - Some Frequently Asked Questions!
3.Bhutan Entry Permit for Indians: Documents, FAQs & Tips for a Solo Trip
4.Indians To Pay SD Fee From July 2020 - Drop Everything & Plan Your Bhutan Trip Right Now
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Bhutan Travel Guide: 11 Places to Visit in Bhutan (& Best Things to Do)
This Bhutan travel guide shares the best places to visit in Bhutan and things to do.
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Embark on a captivating journey through the mystical kingdom of Bhutan as we unveil the top places to visit in this enchanting Himalayan paradise. This immersive video will take you on a virtual tour of Bhutan's awe-inspiring landscapes, ancient monasteries, and vibrant cultural heritage.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Bhutan's natural landscapes. Explore the stunning valleys of Paro and Punakha, surrounded by towering mountains and lush greenery. Marvel at the crystal-clear waters of the Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu rivers as they flow through picturesque valleys. Take in the panoramic views from the famous Dochula Pass, where you can witness the majestic Himalayan peaks on a clear day.
Immerse yourself in Bhutan's rich spiritual heritage. Visit the iconic Taktsang Monastery, also known as the Tiger's Nest, perched dramatically on a cliffside. Explore the ancient monasteries of Punakha Dzong and Tashichho Dzong, which are not only religious centers but also architectural marvels. Witness the sacred rituals and vibrant festivals that showcase Bhutan's deep-rooted Buddhist traditions.
Experience the warmth and hospitality of the Bhutanese people. Visit the capital city of Thimphu, where modernity blends seamlessly with traditional Bhutanese culture. Explore the bustling streets, vibrant markets, and unique handicraft stores. Discover Bhutan's cultural heritage at the Folk Heritage Museum and the National Textile Museum.
Indulge in Bhutanese cuisine and savor the flavors of traditional dishes like ema datshi (chili and cheese), momo (dumplings), and red rice. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors of Bhutan's festivals, such as the Paro Tshechu and Thimphu Tshechu, where you can witness masked dances, music performances, and religious rituals.
Join us as we uncover the hidden gems and must-visit attractions of Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon. Let us transport you to a world of awe-inspiring landscapes, ancient traditions, and unforgettable experiences.
Get ready to be captivated by the allure of Bhutan in this immersive video experience. So, pack your bags, and let the adventure begin in this remarkable kingdom where happiness is prioritized, and the spiritual and natural beauty will leave you in awe.
Keep watching to see the top things to do in Bhutan, top attractions in Bhutan, places to visit in the Bhutan and Asia travel guides.
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Experience PARO Bhutan Like Never Before: Essential Tips
Paro is a picturesque valley town located in the Kingdom of Bhutan and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. The city is the gateway to Bhutan for international travellers, as it houses the country's only international airport. The town is situated in the Paro District which is often called the cultural heart of Bhutan.
In today's video we'll cover the most popular tourist places in Paro including Tiger's Nest, learn about why Bhutan is one of the happiest countries in the world, and I'll also share some tips on travelling to Bhutan, especially for Indians.
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Legend of Paro
01:49 Tashi Namgay Resort
02:17 Paro Town - My first impressions
03:00 Bhutan National Museum (Ta-dzong)
03:50 Lunch at Mountain Cafe, Paro Town
04:05 Rinpung Dzong (Paro Fort)
06:21 Momo Dinner in Paro Town
06:51 Visit to Tiger's Nest
10:29 Legend of Tiger's Nest
11:46 Kyichu Lhakhang (Oldest Buddhist temple of Bhutan)
13:26 Why is Bhutan such a happy place?
14:39 Travel Tips for Bhutan from India
18:23 Next Episode
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Bhutan is a landlocked country in South-East Asia. Surrounded by the Himalayas, Bhutan is a small country sandwiched between India and Tibet, east of Nepal and north of Bangladesh.
Visitors will be treated to beautiful treks along snowcapped mountains, carpeted with forests, unique Buddhist architecture typified by dzongs and monasteries everywhere.
The tourists visit the main cities like Thimphu, Phuentsholing, Paro, and Punakha.
In this video, we have shared our itinerary of 5 nights/ 6 days which is an ideal plan for your next trip to Bhutan. We have listed down all the spots and things to do in Bhutan day-wise. The points mentioned below give you an overview of what we have explained in the video.
Day 1 (Arrival day - Paro)
Paro airport viewpoint
Paro market
Bhutanese Cultural Programme
Day 2 (Tiger Nest Trek)
Location - Paro
Spots to visit:
Tiger Nest
Hot Stone Bath
Local Homestay
Day 3 (Paro Sightseeing)
Spots to visit:
National Museum
Chele la Pass
Rinpung Dzong
Tamchoe Monastry
Day 4 (Thimphu Sightseeing)
Location - Paro to Thimpu
Take a flight back to your destination.
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Kuenselphodrang Nature Park
King's Palace
Thimphu Market
Day 5 (Punakha Sightseeing)
Travel - Thimphu to Punakha
Dochula Pass
Punakha Palace
Suspension Bridge
Water Rafting
Day 6 (Departure Day)
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Hello and welcome to our channel! In today's video, we'll be sharing with you the 10 Best Tourist Places In Paro. Nestled in the stunning Paro valley of Bhutan, the charming town of Paro offers a truly authentic Bhutanese experience to its visitors. Whether you're seeking adventure, cultural immersion or relaxation, this delightful town has something for everyone to enjoy.
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How to plan Bhutan trip in 2023 | Budget | Itinerary | Permit | Complete Travel Guide
Hi Everyone,
If you are planning to visit Bhutan this year then this video is for you. Please watch the video till the end for all the details and if you haven't subscribed to our channel Please consider subscribing.
Bhutan opened it's door after 2.5 years in September 2022 ever since the pandemic started.
This video is mainly focused for people travelling from India.
You may skip to the following points in the video for more information:
00:00 - Intro
01:51 - How to reach Bhutan?
02:32 - Visa/Permit Guidelines
04:35 - Transportation Cost
05:51 - Hotel/Stays cost
06:22 - Guide Rules
07:50 - 6-7 Days Itinerary
10:40 - Offbeat Places Itinerary
11:42 - Basic Budget
12:18 - Best time to Visit Bhutan
12:30 - Outro
Bhutan being a neighboring country to India is Not a budget country to travel especially from 2022. It's technically a Visa free country however you need to pay a certain cost and take permit to enter Bhutan.
Bhutan government has imposed 1200/- per person per day for citizen of India/Bangladesh/Maldives as Sustainable Development fee.
This is not it , earlier Indian could take their own vehicles and they didn't had to pay anything for it.
From Sept 2022 , if you are willing to drive your own car from India to Bhutan you need to pay 4700/- per day and an additional 600 Rs one time for it.
Guides are compulsory beyond Thimphu and Paro now. Infact, consider taking a guide right from the beginning of your trip. This cost is again 1500-2000 per day.
Taxis and cabs or evening renting a bike is quite expensive now.
From Pheuntsholing to Thimphu you need to pay 3000-3500 for a taxi.
Making is a lot more expensive than earlier
As per our experience and new guidelines it is advisable to book Bhutan trip from a tour operator. That would cost you a little reasonable.
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Bhutan, Land of the Thunder Dragon. Is there another country on the planet with a cooler catch phrase? Bhutan sounds exotic, mystical, almost otherworldly. Well, it feels that way too. Bhutan is such a joy to travel to, this tiny country straddling the Himalayas. If you want to see Bhutan before it gets to be modernized, go now. It is a feast for the eyes and an eye opening cultural experience. Explore the dzongs, marvel at the Himalayas, eat chilies and cheese, learn about Buddhism, and have one of the most unique travel experiences of your life.
Things To Know
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Language
The official language is Dzongkha. Nepali is spoken throughout southern Bhutan. Many people will speak and understand English and Hindi.
Power
220V 50Hz. Adaptors D, F, & G.
Currency
Bhutanese ngultrum (BTN). $1 USD is roughly 62 BTN.
Visas
All visitors to Bhutan (except those from India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives) are required to have a visa. All visitors must also book their travel through a local tour operator. This tour operator will obtain the visa once your trip expenses are paid in full.
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Tourist Tariff
Also called the Minimum Daily Package, this is the daily fee, per person, to visit Bhutan. This tariff covers your stay in a 3 star accommodation (4 and 5 star accommodations require an additional fee), all meals, a licensed Bhutanese tour guide, all internal transportation, and camping equipment if you are going trekking. This fee also includes taxes and the Royalty fee of $65.
The fee is $200 per person, per day for the months of January, February, June, July, August, and December. The fee is $250 per person, per day for the months of March, April, May, September, October, and November. Children under the age of five are free. Children between 5 and 12 years old receive a 50% discount.
Your payment needs to be wired to the Bhutan National Bank before your visa will be issued. This fee is mandatory. There is no negotiating down the price of the tourist tariff.
Is Bhutan Worth It?
Bhutan is an expensive destination. For travelers on a budget, this destination is hard to swallow. “Is Bhutan worth it?” was a question we asked ourselves (and travel forums) multiple times before booking our trip. I am so glad we did. Bhutan is one of the most unique places to visit on the planet. So yes, Bhutan is worth it. Read our posts to learn more.
Best Time To Go
September through November are the best months to visit Bhutan, with clear skies, pleasant temperatures, and the greatest number of festivals. Springtime, from March through May, are also good, with comfortable temperatures but a small chance of rain. The summer months, June through August, can be hot and this period gets the most rainfall. The winter months, December through February, have clear skies but cold temperatures and has the fewest tourists.
Top Experiences
Tiger’s Nest (Paro Takstang). Gaze at this Buddhist monastery precariously perched on the side of a mountain hundreds of meters off of the ground. It’s worth the uphill hike to get here and this is your chance to see one of Bhutan’s most popular icons.
Paro. Most people spend at least a little time in this city since it is home to Paro International Airport. This is also your home base for the hike up to the Tiger’s Nest.
Thimphu. Thimphu is the capital of Bhutan. There is a lot to do here. Visit the Cheri Monastery, see the Takin Preserve, spin prayer wheels at the Memorial Chorten, or gaze up at Buddha Dordenma, the largest sitting Buddha in the world.
Dochula Pass. The Dochula Pass is a high mountain pass (3,150 meters, 10,330 ft) on the road between Thimpu and Punakha. Get a glimpse of snow-covered Himalayas and walk among the 108 chortens that serve as a memorial to Bhutanese soldiers killed in a uprising in 2003.
Punakha. This city was once the capital of Bhutan. Visitors come here to see the amazing Punakha Dzong sitting on the banks of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu Rivers.
Chimi Lhakhang. This is a Buddhist monastery located near Punakha. Lama Drukpa Kunley, the Divine Madman, is one of Bhutan’s favorite saints, famous for his sexual exploits. His temple is now visited by childless couples searching to increase their fertility. Be blessed by a wooden phallus to ward off evil spirits…a travel experience you won’t soon forget.
See a festival. Bhutan is a country that loves a festival. These are among the most colorful events in the world.
Snowman Trek. This is one of the hardest high-altitude treks in the world. Spend 25 days trekking through the Himalayas of Bhutan, crossing nine passes with altitudes over 4500 meters.
Exploring Bhutan- THE HAPPIEST COUNTRY ON EARTH
Bhutan- The happiest country on earth. We explore Bhutan in January 2020 for 7 days. This is the cinematic record of our journey through the lands of Bhutan.
The places we have visited in Bhutan were :
- Thimpu
- Punakha
- Buddha statue
- Paro city
- Tiger's Nest
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Hello everyone, Here’s my next video of my Bhutan series - Thimphu Episode 1. I went to Thimphu after our visa got approved in Phuentsholing. Thimphu is the capital city of Bhutan and I have mentioned the must-see places to cover in Thimphu below. I lost one whole day due to a delay in visa and hence I was not able to cover all the places. In this vlog, I will Thimphu at night and also how to drive to Buddha temple at night and the night view of Thimphu.
The Kingdom’s capital city is home to approximately 100,000 inhabitants including the Royal family. This bustling little city is the main center of commerce, religion, and government in the country. The juxtaposition of ancient tradition and modernity make Thimphu the ideal location for visitors to break away from their tour itinerary to immerse themselves in the contemporary Bhutanese lifestyle. Thimphu is the most modern city in Bhutan with an abundance of restaurants, internet cafes, nightclubs, and shopping centers. However, it still retains its’ cultural identity and values amidst the signs of modernization. Thimphu is one of the few towns in Bhutan that have been equipped with ATM banking facilities and is a good place to stock up on some currency. There are several attractions in Thimphu such as the National Post Office, the Clock Tower Square, the Motithang Takin Preserve, Tango and Chari Monasteries, Buddha Dordenma, National Memorial Chorten, Centenary Farmer's Market, Semtokha Dzong to name a few. These form the most important tourist attractions in the capital city. The culture of Bhutan is fully reflected in Thimphu in respect of religion, customs, national dress code, the monastic practices of the monasteries, music, dance, literature and the media. Tshechu is an important festival where mask dances, popularly known as Chams, are performed in the courtyards of the Tashichho Dzong in Thimphu. It is a four-day festival held every year during autumn (September/October), on dates corresponding to the Bhutanese calendar. One of the most curious features of Thimphu is that it is the only capital city in the world that does not use traffic lights. Instead, a few major intersections have policemen standing in elaborately decorated booths (small pavilions), directing traffic with exaggerated hand motions.
Places to see in Thimphu.
1 - Buddha Dordenma statue
2 - Old Buddha Temple
3 - Bhutan, Thimphu Zoo (Motithang Takin )
4 - Folk Heritage Museum
5 - Buddhist Art Gallery
6 - Memorial Chorten, Thimphu
7 - Bhutan Textile Museum
8 - Jungshi Handmade Paper Factory
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In this Bhutan Travel video, we will showcase the beautiful country Bhutan.
For ages, The Kingdom of Bhutan or The Land of Thunder Dragons, has been famous for its breathtaking landscapes. Other than its most popular scenic beauty, the socio-economic history of Bhutan needs a special mention. This Buddhist country has never been colonized. In 2008, Bhutan transitioned from an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. The first general election to the National Assembly of Bhutan was held in that year. Bhutan is renowned as one of the most peaceful countries of South Asia. The financial centre of this country is Phuntsholing.
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CAMPING ABOVE BHUTAN'S MOST FAMOUS MONASTERY (alone at Tiger's Nest)
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We figured out the only way to experience Bhutan’s famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery ALL alone, and it was SO WORTH IT. This awesome experience was organized by Breathe Bhutan, & we highly recommend them!
We hiked straight up over 4,000 feet (The Bumdra Trek) to a campsite in the middle of the stunning Himalayan Mountains of Bhutan. The reason we wanted to do this overnight hike was so that we could wake up at sunrise and be the first to hike down to visit the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery. We thought that would be the highlight of the trip, but it turned out to be something entirely different :)
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Here's presenting the last episode from my Bhutan Travel Series. In this video, i travelled to Paro. There we did the famous Tiger Nest Trek, i have shared my experience of it. It was a pretty tough trek for me. But the view made it up for all. Watch this episode till last to feel that surreal feeling of pristine beauty of bhutan.
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We left Thimphu in the morning, we took the bus from thimphu bus stand which cost us only 60 Rs. whereas if you travel thimphu to paro from cab then it might cost you around 1000 Rs. So, make sure you book the bus ticket one day before, because tickets are booked very early.
It cost us around 500 Rs to and fro to reach tiger nest base camp fro paro city, So make sure you negotiate with the driver otherwise you will end up spending way more.
Tiger's Nest is a prominent Himalayan Buddhist sacred site and the temple complex is located in the cliffside of the upper Paro valley in Bhutan. The monastery is located 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) to the north of Paro and hangs on a precarious cliff at 3,120 metres (10,240 ft), about 900 metres (3,000 ft) above the Paro valley, on the right side of the Paro Chu (‘chu’ Bhutanese means ”river or water”. The rock slopes are very steep (almost vertical) and the monastery buildings are built into the rock face. This trek will take whole complete day. It can take upto 4 hrs to climb and 2 hours to come down. Make sure you take some eateries before going on this trek, because you will not get anything at the base or in between the trek. There is only one cafe at the half way mark and that is too much expensive. But please don't loitter the surroundings with Plastics wrapper and all.
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Here's a Sneak Peak to the upcoming series on Bhutan by Road. Where we explored beautiful landscapes of the happiest kingdom in the world, with our 18-month-old baby Samrit. We tried to explore the cultural and historical sites of Punakha, Paro along with the capital city Thimpu.
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The REAL story of Tiger’s Nest in Bhutan!
Tiger's Nest, also known as Paro Taktsang, is a renowned Buddhist monastery and sacred pilgrimage site located in Bhutan, perched dramatically on the edge of a steep cliff at an altitude of about 3,120 meters (10,240 feet). The monastery is situated in the Paro Valley, surrounded by the stunning beauty of the Himalayan mountains.
Legend has it that Guru Rinpoche, the spiritual figure who introduced Buddhism to Bhutan, meditated here in the 8th century, riding on the back of a tigress, hence the name Tiger's Nest. The monastery consists of a series of temples and caves, all interconnected by stone steps and narrow paths carved into the cliffside.
Visiting Tiger's Nest requires a challenging hike that takes around 2-3 hours each way, passing through lush forests and offering breathtaking views of the valley below. Pilgrims and tourists alike undertake this spiritual journey, finding solace and inspiration in the serene surroundings and religious significance of the site.
Tiger's Nest is not only a symbol of Bhutanese cultural and religious heritage but also a testament to the country's commitment to preserving its ancient traditions and natural beauty. It has become one of the most iconic and awe-inspiring landmarks in Bhutan, drawing visitors from all over the world to witness its unique charm and spiritual significance.