Nestled in the majestic Himalayas, the gentle Kingdom of Bhutan is quite strange to many people, but converges the happiest of the lower regions. Coming to Bhutan is coming to paradise land full of mysteries but no less interesting.
The happiest country in the world
Bhutan is affectionately known as the "Shangri-La last". This is a country where the majority of people follow Buddhism, so go wherever you see the flag of the Buddha fluttering in the wind. Bhutan is also associated with the legend of the Thunder Dragon, a paradise of the lower world, making anyone who has ever visited come to appreciate life and feel like living in heaven.
Although Bhutan is a small country, almost separated from the outside world, Bhutan attracts attention to the world because of its very own way of life. That place has no distinction between rich and poor, no modern houses, no crowded streets, no many advertising signs ... but instead, slogans make you smile. The preservation and protection of the natural environment is a deeply ingrained concept in every people here. They are self-conscious when seeing a broken tree branch, they will plant another three young trees as a way to "compensate" for mother nature.
In Bhutan, happiness is the value of life and more important than everything. They always maintain the joy of life and content smiles always on the lips. Therefore, Bhutan is a country where wealth is measured by the happiness of the people. Today, Bhutan still maintains a lifestyle rich in national identity, growing steadily and is considered the happiest country in the world.
Mysterious beauty on the side of the Himalayas
Arriving in the small town of Paro, you will see clean and peaceful streets, decorated with lovely traditional houses with elaborate carved door frames, full of ripe chili peppers. From the distance, the ancient Rinpung Dzong monastery is located on a hillside with dzong-like architecture (fortress) with a solemn appearance that appears from a distant past.
What's even more interesting is still to hike through the sprawling mountains to visit the famously serious Taktsang Monastery. This is the holiest place of the kingdom of Bhutan to be especially respected by Buddhists. The monastery is perched on a towering cliff in the middle of a cloud overlooking the beautiful Paro valley. No matter how you come here, you will feel like you are lost in a paradise. Each layer of clouds covers the monastery, reminiscent of a half-real, half-dreaming feeling.
Whether in Paro or the capital Thimphu, nature is beautiful everywhere. On the way to Thimphu, you can freely admire the soaring pine trees that are pierced by the sunlight and the clear streams flowing between the rocks. Tashichho Dzong Monastery, located on the banks of the Wang Chhu River, is the working place of the King of Bhutan and the most visited departments and agencies.
Throughout the highway from Thimphu to Punakha, especially the stop at the peak of 3100m Dochula Pass, zooming out to the distance you will see the majestic Himalayas and zak herds are leisurely grazing. The pristine nature also leads you through the jungle and the fresh azalea carpet to explore the Phobjikha valley, visit the homestay to learn more about the lifestyle, customs and enjoy ara rice wine passionately with beauty. fanciful of the legendary land of Thunder Dragon.
Once you arrive in this "realm of happiness" you will feel the breath of heaven in every corner of life. The pristine beautiful scenes, the deep monasteries, the affluence and joy sparkling in the eyes of the people ... are the indelible marks in the hearts of tourists who have ever visited.
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