People

Ama Om’s Homestay in Punakha brought me closer to understanding what makes homestays in rural Bhutan so special.

Along the highway in Zungye, Chumey valley under Bumthang district, there’s a textile shop run by a mother daughter duo conserving the art of weaving Yathra textiles.

The beauty of rural women is epitomized in this beautiful collection of photographs from Lunana.

Meet Bhutan’s first glaciologist as he takes me to one of the most remote glacial lakes in Lunana for a climate change story in Bhutan.

There is a festival of warriors that takes place early spring at the fortress of Punakha Dzong. It is one of the most theatrical of all Bhutanese festivals.

Read about this community promoting their village’s unique cuisine through a special village restaurant.

You won’t find a lot of travel recommendations to this place online but Tsirang is a hidden paradise in Bhutan that you need to discover for yourself.

In a lone mud room, a woman continues an age old art of making traditional pottery.

When you meet him you’ll first notice his clean streak of gray hair. But you’ll remember him for his...

Retracing the life of Terton Pema Lingpa also leads us discovering stories of locals who continue to keep his legacy alive.