Bhutan is a land of myths and legends that are alive today in the culture and traditions that have been retained for many centuries.

Perched on the Himalayas’ eastern edge, Bhutan’s landscape varies wildly from steep mountains to subtropical plains, which means there is much to explore in this mysterious and beautiful Buddhist kingdom.

Bhutan offers the opportunity to explore remote monasteries, spiritual temples, ancient fortresses and incredible landscapes. Aside from the mountainous north, the south of the country is a mixture of forest and lowland scrub, where a variety of wildlife can be seen, including primates, cats, and a rich array of birdlife.

With a population of less than 800,000, this landlocked country is a haven for those who enjoy exploring nature, and is popular with hikers and cyclists alike. Visit Bhutan to escape the trappings of tourism and experience the true beauty and spirituality of this unspoilt Himalayan land.