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All you need to know about Bhutan
11
Nov

Changing Weather Patterns and Their Impact on Tourism

October, and even parts of September, have long been considered the ideal time to visit Bhutan. However, this year proved different. In October alone, two incidents of heavy rainfall caused...
06
Nov

Interviewing Tashi, Little Bhutan’s Newest Tour Guide

Little Bhutan: Could you introduce yourself?  Tashi: Hello, my name is Tashi Wangmo and I am a certified cultural guide. This means I can conduct tours across Bhutan, helping travellers...
28
Oct

Why Hiking Is A Part of Bhutanese Culture

Growing up, a good part of my childhood consisted of walking from and to school. I’d also heard stories of children from lesser privileged backgrounds walking for hours just to...
06
Oct

Bhutan to have its First Railway System

Bhutan will get its first railway network with India within the next four years. The Indian Railway Minister and the Indian Foreign Minister jointly made the announcement. Later in the day,...
Students of Lungtenzampa School
25
Sep

What does Gross National Happiness Mean in Today’s Trying Times? 

It can be argued that Gross National Happiness (GNH) has been Bhutan’s guiding developmental philosophy since the 17th century. According to lore, the ruler at the time listened to his...
in Paro
09
Sep

Bhutan Travel: The case against travel in the fall 

While fall might be the ideal month to travel to Bhutan, especially weather wise, there are reasons to avoid traveling during the season.  Reasons to avoid traveling in the fall...
01
Sep

Hotel Ananda: A Room with a View

I spent two nights at Hotel Ananda. On both of these nights, I arrived at the hotel late in the evening. When I got there, Pema, the owner’s daughter, who...
19
Aug

Giku-na, the place to be on a rainy day

I’ve been wanting to write about Giku-na for a while now. However, that didn’t happen until I tried their beef tacos, vegetable pad thai, and bagel with cream cheese and...
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