Bhutan, the Himalayan kingdom that brought the world the concept of gross national happiness, is set to build a "mindfulness ...

The mystery-cloaked Himalayan kingdom seeks Gross National Happiness, loves its king and wards off evil spirits with phallic ...

Step into a world frozen in time—a place untouched by mass tourism, where ancient beauty and mystique are preserved.

It is one of a string of Chinese settlements that also fall well within the border shown on official maps of Bhutan – a Buddhist kingdom of fewer than 1 million people that’s never agreed on a ...

The cultural tours begin in Paro, home to Bhutan's only international airport and the iconic Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang Palphug Monastery). Perched on a cliffside, this monastery is one of ...

Located around 50km south-east of the capital Leh, Takthok is the only monastery in Ladakh that belongs to the oldest school ...

Bhutan also has the world's largest share of ... kingdom is often viewed as a tranquil paradise of mountains and temples. Bhutanese workers challenged that impression, telling Business Insider ...

In 2016, Bhutan's King and Queen hosted the then Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for a royal visit, during which the couple visited a mountain monastery, and Kate played archery, the country's national ...

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Far far away, in the Land of the Thunder Dragon, red-robed monks and rapt villagers intensely focused on fearsome dancers who wore skull-trimmed bug-eyed wood masks and slowly performed a ...