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What Does it Mean to Have a Home? Have you ever wondered how a home helps build a human? ...

Tasting Tshokchhang for the First Time Let me introduce you to a local tradition in Bhutan, that is especially...

In a special project with Tarayana Foundation, we find ourselves immersed into the many stories of rural Bhutanese impacted by the support given by this foundation.

Did you know that Trashiyangtse is the birthplace of some of Bhutan’s most unique arts and crafts? First stop,...

This quaint cluster village in the east takes you back into ancient Bhutan.

Did you know that Trashiyangtse is also known for their unique chili species known as Urka Bangla? Read more about how I tasted the best Ema datsi in this far flung homestay in Boomdeling.

If you enquire about Naked Dance Festivals in Bhutan, you’ll probably be led to the annual event in Bumthang in Jambay Lhakhang but did you know that there are far more eventful performances in the east? The Mey Lhha Naked Dance Festival in Chhema, Trashiyantse is one of them.

The Walk to Omba Ney There are two ways to get to Omba. One: drive to the junction of...

Ancient Buddhist stupas, unseen Guru Rinpochhe’s imprints tucked away in jaw-dropping landscapes – Trashiyangtse is perhaps one of the most underrated sacred tourist destinations in Bhutan.

From unveiling many Bhutanese myths & legends to being the homeland of the traditional arts & crafts of Bhutan, you’ll find so many things to marvel at in Trashiyangtse. So come join us on this epic journey.

The late summer rains created a different hiking experience as we took the trail to Lungchutse.

I journeyed far from the himalayas to discover a different kind of paradise along pristine beaches.