A singular viewpoint on Bhutan's very high eastern summits.

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Right at the foot of the Himalayas, Bhutan, a country immune to the passing of time, is opening its doors to its extraordinary landscapes and architectural wonders. Thimphu, perhaps the only capital city in the world to not have traffic lights, is the spiritual centre of the country with its numerous Buddhist sites. It’s impossible not to fall under the charm of this long-forgotten region. Situated between India and Tibet, Bhutan is gradually emerging from centuries of isolation. Mass tourism does not exist here, and the natural and architectural sites have been incredibly well preserved. You will discover this unique destination through the beauty of its untouched landscapes and the warmth and kindness of its people. Adventure and a complete change of scenery are the essence of every stay in Bhutan, so be prepared for an amazing experience in one of the most secret countries in the world.

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Dochula

A singular viewpoint of  Thimphu  and almost all of the very high peaks of Bhutan.

Phajoding

A monastery inlaid along the side of a cliff at an altitude of over 10 000 feet,  the "Tiger's Nest"  is the not to be missed monument of your  trip to Bhutan. 

Taktsang Monastery

 Thimphu, Bhutan's capital , is nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas. This city has been able to preserve its charm and its Buddhist culture for the greatest pleasure of travellers.

A country with the size of a continent, India fascinates and will always leave you wanting more. From the intensity of the tropical beaches to the salty lakes of the Himalayas, via the ice deserts of Ladakh or temples of the Maharadjahs of Rajastan, the list of majestic places could go on eternally. Travelling in India is a concentration of unique experiences, whether through its incomparable landscapes, its vibrant cities or unexpected encounters. And there is also the beauty of life, with its exceptional tones and colours. The omnipresent music, from the bells on the women’s feet to the litanies escaping from the temples; the sparkling colours of the saris and bright colours of the turbans. An unequalled energy, bright and frank glances, coupled with hearty and generous smiles. Would you like to travel to India, off the beaten tracks, where you long to find calm and pleasure? Don’t look any further! With Evaneos Travel, you create the holiday that suits you. You will discover the foothills of the Tibetan Himalayas during a road trip on a motorbike, or you could let yourself be bewitched by the charms of Rajasthan or the Taj Mahal in complete luxury. All different types of holidays in India are but a few clicks away.

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The country's old capital,  Punakha is home to   one of the most beautiful Dzongs   surrounded  by two sacred rivers (Pho and Mo), a must for any trip to  Bhutan !

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After Taktsang , Punakha is definitely the most popular monument in Bhutan . Once you have crossed the picturesque bridge that spans the river and gone through the heavy wooden door that guards the entrance, I advise you to take the time to saunter in this fortress where monks and civil servants mix and mingle in a sumptuous setting. The mural paintings located in the temples in the dzong will plunge you into the rich Buddhist universe, a world populated by mandalas, Buddha and other tantric divinities inherent to Bhutan . If you go there early enough in the morning you might get a chance to observe the monks' prayers, if not I suggest you stroll up and down the gardens to discuss with the students, ever happy to exchange with foreigners visiting the country. Do not hesitate, either, to venture outside the temple to take the suspension bridge that straddles one of the two rivers, thrills and a panorama on Mount Everest guaranteed!

The country's old capital, Punakha is home to one of the most beautiful Dzongs surrounded by two sacred rivers (Pho and Mo), a must for any trip to Bhutan !

Punakha Vacations

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