Druk Yul - The Land of Thunder Dragon [Posted on: 2009-05-08]
Bhutan also called 'Land of the Thunder Dragon' gets this name from its thunderous storms which have been a regular feature of this Himalayan region.
Spread over 18,146 miles, Bhutan is surrounded by an eye catching mountain range. Bhutan, the beautiful tourist destination adopted democracy in 2008 which ended the 100 year rule of the Wangchuk dynasty.
A journey into enchanted realms [Posted on: 2008-10-02]
Bhutan, the last Shangri La, is unlike any places in the world, unique in every sense.
A country with progressive society, where Gross National Happiness is deemed more important than Gross National Product, where ancient tradition and culture are norms of daily life in modern economy, where Buddhism is deeply inscribed in hearts of the people, and where anyone who visits gains merits instantly.
A scene from the Shawa Shachi dance (Dance of the Stag and the hounds) during the first day of the Thimphu tshechu on 27 September 2009. 
