Travellers' Tales

How would you describe your travel experience and journey in Bhutan?

The trip to Bhutan was a journey to heal my soul and reframe my life perspectives. I did not expect the trip to be so relaxing that I got to recharge myself properly. I feel that the trip has also helped me become a better person in many ways.

How would you describe your travel experience and journey in Bhutan?

Bhutan is a reset button or a recharge station for your mind, soul and body. It’s like an Asian magical land that time has kind of forgotten.

What is your favourite activity in Bhutan?

My favourite activity in Bhutan is to search for different bakery shops and try out all kinds of different food in Bhutan.

How would you describe your travel experience and journey in Bhutan?

I love the simplicity of the Bhutanese people, their devotion to Buddhism, filial piety and respect for the elderly people. Aside from that, I also admire their environmental awareness and their respect for the King, royal family, and His Holiness, the Chief Abbot. The Bhutanese people are very respectful and helpful to visitors, which is why I love visiting the Kingdom.

What was your first impression of the country?

My first impression was that there is no other place on earth like the enigmatic ‘Land of the Thunder Dragon’. I recall being struck by the nation’s sensational mixture of the stunning, rugged countryside, centuries-old architecture, vibrant and colourful culture, and the genuinely kind and welcoming Bhutanese whom I encountered everywhere.

Why did you choose Bhutan as your travel destination?

DD: I was searching for a different travelling experience and wanted to learn more about the Neykor tour.

DK: I had the simple thought of accompanying my husband but it ended up being the most memorable and remarkable experience with my loved one.

What is the one thing you wish you could have brought back with you?

A: A mountain.

PC: Our landlady’s garden with its beautiful flowers.

E: The dogs who lived in our neighborhood.

C: Raphie and Donut, the two dogs living at our compound.