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Bhutan is a hidden treasure that borders India and the Tibet Autonomous Region of China and is a nation over pouring with richness ; richness in endless expanses of lush scenery and richness in culture. For many, Bhutan is still being unearthed, its secrets are slowly reaching every curious ear which are now craving for a sneak peak, a moment in this incredible country.
What borders beautiful Bhutan are the snow capped mountains of the Himalayas. It starts with that and expands into lush forests and sparkling lakes that are adorned by plenty of monasteries and historic forts. It is tranquil and un-spoilt in the most literal sense. It has been known as the happiest country in Asia and the Last Shangri La alive. Just one step into this nation and you will only second this statement. Apart from Gods gifts to Bhutan, man itself has made Bhutan a haven in itself. The rich Bhutanese culture is definitely something, with an array of colours, it has a vibrant edge to it. The Tsechu Festival in Bhutan marks the epitome of the beautiful Bhutan culture. Tsechu literally means day 10 and is celebrated every year somewhere in October. It is a Buddhist festival and is primarily centred around a notable figure in the philosophy of Buddhism. The Tsechu Festival is an affair with colour. Dancers adorn themselves in flared colorful costumes and intriguing masks and perform a cultural fiesta. The festival goes on for a total of 4 days and has such a buzz around Bhutan that people from all over the nation come together to a single place to enjoy the celebrations of the Tsechu Festival.
Beautiful Bhutan is nothing short of tranquilizing. The vast stretches of exotic landscape can keep you glued to this nation for weeks on end. Stay at the Uma Bhutan for a wholesome experience of a Bhutanese holiday. To attain ultimate bliss a comfortable good night’s rest is Pivotal and you can certainly expect all this and more in this Paro hotel. The Bhutan hotel culture focuses a lot on hospitality and in Uma Bhutan you can experience the finest of everything that this nation is so famous for.