Protected by the mighty Himalayas, Bhutan is known as the last Shangri-La. It may be the most mysterious of all the Himalayan kingdom because it has been isolated from the rest of the world until relatively recent times.

The sacred heritage of Buddhist culture practiced by the Bhutanese people has been intact for centuries. Bhutan is an example of environmental preservation and conservation with many pure forests and rivers unpolluted by modern industry or consumerism. Visitors can trek, enjoy the culture, many intriguing religious festivals, green hills and valleys, snow-clad mountainous scenery, and unique architecture. Citizens of the country are only allowed to wear colorful traditional national clothing. Visitors are excluded from this rule. Each season of the year has its special scenic and festival attraction for travelers. Bhutan is truly an unforgettable destination for a spiritual experience.