People say” marriage are made in heaven” and if executed in a place, which still bewitched and make you fall in love with everything that surround you can be something that can engrave in memory forever. Bhutan as destination for marriage is gaining rapid momentum. Fascinated by the traditional ritual and spirituality associated with it. Typically, all Bhutanese marriages entail a low key affair, involving close friends, relatives, to the proceeding. Presided by the Lama and many monks supporting the ritual, with the affair tending to 3 to 4 hours, where exchanges of scarves to each other represent exchange of vows. Ending with blessing from lama and monks. Drawing the curtain down with the feast for all friends, relatives, Lama & Monks. The articles that came in the Kuensel (The National Newspaper of Bhutan) an excerpt as follows: Seated on traditional wooden chairs and attired in gho and kira, Dr Yang and Ming-ling Chen, from Taiwan, were getting married the Bhutanese wa

Travel Bhutan - Thimphu:  The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan is becoming increasingly popular for well-heeled travellers keen to explore this remote and unspoiled Buddhist Shangri La. Surrounded by mountains and flanked by India and Tibet, this tiny country has only been opened to tourism for a few decades and its traditional way of life remains miraculously preserved despite the growing prevalence of mobile phones and cable television. While tourists are lured to Bhutan for a break from the 21st century, the country is also uniquely progressive. Tobacco is illegal, plastic bags are banned, and traditional economic indicators are shunned in favour of Gross National Happiness. The package cost includes all meals, accommodation, guide, driver and car. www.bhutanbesttravel.com