 A lost kingdom Old World charms. From its misty
mountains and dense forests, to the Serene Gompas and majestic monasteries. Sequestered in
Himalayas between the arid plains of India and the high Tibetan Plateau, Bhutan has stood
isolated for centuries in guarded isolation. Bathing its virgin beauty, a land of
architectural, historical and religious intrigue. The thunder dragon performing ritual
dance amidst rhododendrons, magnolias and the rarest orchids. It is another gateway to
world of lost kingdom. Bhutan a purely
Buddhist Himalayan kingdom is unsurpassed in its secnic majestry and vibrant culture. The
kingdom shares with Nepal the world's largest greatest concentration of mountains and
living heritage of Buddhism. The fifty minute flight from Kathmandu to Paro can truly be
described as a flight into fantasy. During the flight a first hand close up view of Mt.
Everset, Mt. Kanchenjunga and other famous peaks become reality. Biweekly flights (Monday/
Thursday) between these two kingdoms have made it easier to travel to the long isolated
Dragon Kingdom of Bhutan. Bhutan is one of the few countries in the world still untouched,
a paradise for tourist interested in Buddhist culture and philosophy, floura and founa,
trekking and mountaineering. |
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