Protected by the mighty Himalayas. Bhutan is known as the best and the last Shangri-La. Perhaps the most Mysterious and diverse of the entire Himalayan kingdom lying between the India and Tibetan region of China. Provided the essence of rich culture and a fascinating history. a traditional Buddhist culture has thrived the isolation from the rest of the world. The Bhutanese people protected this sacred heritage and unique identity for the centuries because of a deep traditional reverence, which the Bhutanese have for nature, the kingdom is one of the leading countries in environmental preservation.

The name Bhutan appears to derive from the ancient term Bhotana that means the end of the land of the Bhots – known as the last Mahayan Buddhist Kingdom. One of the most striking physical features of Bhutanese its architecture. Visitors can trek, enjoy the culture, the intriguing religious festivals and the green and snow-clad mountainous scenery. Each part of the year has its special attractions and tourist can visit during any season. For spiritual experience, Bhutan is truly an unforgettable destination.

Sikkim
A stage of India nestled between Bhutan and Nepal a land of extra ordinary beauty. Soaring mountains with a lush paradise of greenery, vivid flowers. Birds & butterflies, verdant terrace hillside colorful monasteries build in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Well maintained by resident monks and Lamas, unfold religious festivals and dance, wonderful mix of ethnicity commingling in the harmony. This Himalayan also supports a surprisingly abundant variety of wildlife.

Darjeeling
Darjeeling situated at a height of 7000 ft was developing as summer resort of the Empire's civil servant. It’s a quaint mixture of the grandeur of the British architecture and a Pot pouring of diverse local flower. Its home to the famous Darjeeling tea. Once a trade route to Tibet, Kalimpong and sedate pace and wonderful climate. Flower nurseries dot this small bustling this Himalayan town.