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The Thimphu Handicraft Market stands out for its display of Bhutan’s artistic traditions. Unlike other touristic markets in other countries, it offers handmade items crafted by local artisans. You’ll find intricately woven textiles, Thangka paintings, wooden carvings, and unique souvenirs.
offers an enchanting experience for those seeking to explore a harmonious balance between nature and spirituality. However, beyond its awe-inspiring scenery and ancient monasteries, Bhutan is also a paradise for shopping enthusiasts.
Many attractions in Thimphu have entry tickets. The prices vary depending if you are from a SAARC nation or not. Despite this, the minimum entry charges are INR 300 per person. To these places, I said no and only saw from the outside.
Entering Bhutan is easy if you have your papers in place. Here are a few tips that you should remember as an Indian who is planning to travel solo in Bhutan.
Punakha Tshechu is one of the most important festivals of Bhutan. With colourful costumes and the rhythmic Cham dance performed by the monks of the Monastery, the experience of attending the festival is simply out of the world.
Chimi Lakhang is visited by thousands of people who come here either to pray to become pregnant or to seek protection for children that they already have. According to blogs from Western tourists have claiming that they became pregnant after paying a visit to Chimi Lhakhang.
I know a lot of people consider it obsolete and will tell you that wishlists never gets fulfilled. But considering the fact that I completed 7 out of 11 wishes in 2014 makes me think otherwise. So a new year and a complete new set of wishes, things are going materialistic now, I need new... Continue Reading →
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