Now a special chapter about our culinary journey in Bhutan. Chris complained, that he never takes pictures of food
Punakha turned out to be a delightful valley with lots of charming little settlements and two meandering rivers that
Punakha turned out to be a delightful valley with lots of charming little settlements and two meandering rivers that
Our last pass for this trip was Duchula pass at 3116 meters altitude. Surprise, surprise the entire road was
Waking up again to frozen windows (and we mean frozen inside!) and our breaths steaming white in the cold
The next day we were off early as we had the chance of seeing another Tsechu, an annual festival
After Chris’ photo bonanza we’ve counted around 200 pictures (remember the old times, when on the photo roll 32
We thought it would be a nice idea to break up our guest house and hotel nights by staying
On we went for a delicious late lunch (there will be a blog post on Bhutanese food, promised!) just
Our accommodation tonight is the Swiss Guest House. Yes it does indeed feel a bit Swiss, with cow bells
Off we went the next morning from Sengor to Bumthang. The mountain panorama along this stretch of road was
Well, what we thought would be a good nights sleep turned out to be a whole night awake listening
Without too much regret we left Mongar at lunchtime to drive to Sengor, a village half way to our
The next day we had to leave very early to drive from Trashigang to Mongar further in the West.
Today we are heading to the North East most corner of Bhutan, to Trashi Yangtse. First we have to
Still full of the festival impressions we headed back to Rangjun where we stopped to wander around this little
Still full of the festival impressions we headed back to Rangjun where we stopped to wander around this little
Finally we seem to have found some internet where we can post an update. On our first day in
Today was a very special treat for us. One of the things Bhutan is most famous for are their
Local temple celebrating a tsechu Today was a very special treat for us. One of the things Bhutan is
On our first day in Bhutan we made it from the border town of Samdrup Jongkar to Trashigang. What
The last stop on our Indian lag of the journey is Agra. In addition to the amazing Taj Mahal
Since you can’t get to Bhutan directly, we decided to make a short stop in Delhi and Agra. Two
Bye bye tristesse. Finally we are on our way to India, from where we will continue our trip to