Visit Bhutan–not as a country, but as your friend’s home.

Ninad’s tale with Bhutan traces back to a time when the country didn’t make the headlines as the Land of Happiness.
A time when the land was still unexplored and stories were largely untold. After spending close to a decade in Bhutan, across seasons, Ninad not only learnt their ways, he adapted to them, embracing it as a way of living.

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Stay in a Traditional Bhutanese Home.

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Witness the Extravagant Masked Dances.

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Sit Down for an Interaction with the Monks.

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Share a Meal with a Local Family.

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Discover the Art of Thangka Painting.

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Experience a Traditional Cleansing Ceremony.

Explore the land of Druk Yul listening to tales from the dragon’s mouth.

Most would say that he’s been bitten by the wanderlust bug, but Ninad would deny that with a shy smile. It’s deeper than that for him, wanderlove being more appropriate in this case. His love story with travel, more specifically with the mountains started back in ‘99, in Manali and then there was no looking back.

After a decade long relationship with Bhutan, he considers this equation as an evolving friendship – one which isn’t bound by what ‘must-be’, but is rather always growing, exploring, changing and truthfully, he has an ulterior motive here; Ninad not only wants you to witness the bond he shares with his homeland but also wants you to build your own story with it.

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