Bhutan: Mystic Druk Yul

Travel stories from my trip to Bhutan

Bhutan travel route
My travel route is shown above. Find the travelogue in the posts below.

Blog posts:

Part 1: Introduction
Mystic Druk Yul 01 – Departing
Mystic Druk Yul 02 – Bhutan Speaks
Mystic Druk Yul 03 – Highlights of Druk Yul

Part 2: Entering Bhutan
Mystic Druk Yul 04 – Welcome to Bhutan
Mystic Druk Yul 05 – Into the heart of Bhutan

Part 3: Thimphu
Mystic Druk Yul 06 – Thimpu at night
Mystic Druk Yul 07 – World’s biggest book
Mystic Druk Yul 08 – 13 Traditional Arts and Crafts
Mystic Druk Yul 09 – Spinning some prayer wheels
Mystic Druk Yul 10 – Views of Thimpu city

Part 4: Dochu La and Chimi Lhakhang, between Thimphu and Punakha
Mystic Druk Yul 11 – 108 chortens of Dochu La
Mystic Druk Yul 12 – The Divine Madman
Mystic Druk Yul 13 – Rice fields and empty lands
Mystic Druk Yul 14 – Lunch at a ‘Tourist Restaurant’

Part 5: Punakha
Mystic Druk Yul 15 – Punakha Dzong
Mystic Druk Yul 16 – Dzong Artwork
Mystic Druk Yul 17 – Sleepless in Khuruthang
Mystic Druk Yul 18 – Early morning at a Goempa

Part 6: Wangdue
Mystic Druk Yul 19 – Blessed by Bhutan’s highest monk
Mystic Druk Yul 20 – Wangdue Dzong
Mystic Druk Yul 21 – Wandering in Wangdi village

Part 7: Paro
Mystic Druk Yul 22 – Paro
Mystic Druk Yul 23 – Paro Dzong
Mystic Druk Yul 24 – Religion in Bhutan and some temples around Paro
Mystic Druk Yul 25 – Paro Valley

Part 8: Cheli La and Takshang Lhakhang
Mystic Druk Yul 26 – Hitchhiking to Cheli La
Mystic Druk Yul 27 – Hiking to Taksang Lhakhang
Mystic Druk Yul 28 – The Tiger’s Nest Monastery

Part 9: Conclusion
Mystic Druk Yul 29 – Exiting Bhutan, when you run out of money
Wrap up

Location independent articles
Archery: Bhutan’s National Sport
Bhutan Entry procedures

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