MyBhutan

29/05/2026

Some things are best discovered through taste—simple, local, and a little unexpected.
A traditional Bhutanese snack, chugo, is made by drying yak cheese into small, hardened pieces that can be carried for days. Found along roadsides and in village homes, it’s chewy, long-lasting, and quietly addictive.

27/05/2026

A softer season settles in—where light lingers a little longer, and everything begins again, without urgency.
From March to May, spring unfolds gently across Bhutan, when wildflowers and rhododendrons bloom across hillsides—bringing color, warmer air, and a quiet sense of renewal to the landscape

25/05/2026

There are places that leave an impression. And there are places that alter the way you move through the world.

Bhutan lives in sacred valleys, old stories, and traditions still carried forward. A kingdom where culture and land remain inseparable. This is Bhutan.

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https://youtu.be/7C1Ytv3SxT0?si=wGIDzQUg_66W148X

🎥 in collaboration with Dennis Schmelz

There are landscapes that leave an impression. And there are places that alter the way you move through the world. Bhutan lives in sacred valleys, smoke risi...

22/05/2026

Across Bhutan, valleys open like quiet revelations—each with its own scale, its own silence. Vast, yet intimate. Remote, yet deeply grounding.

From Haa Valley to Phobjikha Valley and Bumthang Valley, each landscape holds its own rhythm—shaped by altitude, history, and the lives that continue within them.

19/05/2026

In Bhutan, stillness is learned early. Between laughter and quiet discipline, moments unfold with a kind of honesty that can’t be staged—only witnessed.

Many monks begin their training in childhood, part of a wider monastic community that makes up roughly 10% of Bhutan’s population—an enduring rhythm shaping both presence and perspective.

15/05/2026

They move with the wind, endlessly—threads of color carrying something far beyond what the eye can follow.

In Bhutan, prayer flags are believed to carry prayers and blessings across the landscape with each passing breeze—a quiet dialogue between earth and sky, always in motion.

14/05/2026

Throwback to 2015, when MyBhutan would host intimate weekend gatherings featuring with live music recordings, laughter, and connection in Thimphu.
A night that still lingers in memory. The Back Beats performed Stumblin’ In live at Thimphu Bakes as part of the second MWLS.

Watch the video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odkAf59iuQI

Throwback to 2015, when MyBhutan first began hosting intimate weekend gatherings with family and friends—filled with laughter, conversation, and live music r...

13/05/2026

A rare glimpse into a country where the Himalayas still feel untouched, culture remains deeply alive, and every journey is shaped with intention and care. From hidden valleys to remote Sangwa experiences, each moment invites you to slow down and discover Bhutan in its most authentic form — quietly, beautifully, and unlike anywhere else in the world.

We’re honored to be featured by My Modern Met, and a heartfelt thanks to Sara Barnes for the thoughtful piece.

Read the article here:
https://mymodernmet.com/mybhutan-bhutan-travel/

12/05/2026

There’s a different sense of time in Bhutan’s fields—where distance softens, and every step feels unhurried. In summer, these terraced paddies are newly planted, filled with water, and young rice shoots—a season of quiet growth that has long shaped rural life. The journey is not forward, but inward— a place to absorb your surroundings.

08/05/2026

In Bhutan, happiness is not defined but experienced—shaped by presence, nature, and a slower rhythm of life. Everything moves, yet nothing feels rushed, and life unfolds in quiet continuity. Here, happiness is simply observed. A beautiful memory shared alongside World Happiness Fest and their lovely community.

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In Bhutan, happiness is not a concept to define, but something closer to lived experience. Shaped by presence, nature, and a slower rhythm of life, everythin...