I missed a golden opportunity to visit Bhutan when we were on a package holiday to Darjeeling. We were dog tired and so we opted out.
I always considered Bhutan to be a mystic country.

Thanks for commenting, but believe me it was not much crowded as Bhutan is much restricted for tourists. Check my blog link for details.

@Gautam Pendharkar – That could be your choice but we prefer to combine places. It is not always that we get tired but this was an exception.

well ur choice 😉

While we in India cannot “copy” the Bhutan model, we can ingrain some elements from it. And what is the approximate cost- accommodation+flights for a family of 4 for 4/5 days?
And I believe an Indian passport will be enough for Bhutan?

That is a great book. In fact, it inspires the Secret, which later becomes a life-changing show for many people.

I’m glad that nobody was hurt, and that you were able to get everything cleaned up. It must have been frightening to anyone who was caught outside at the time of the storm!

The is the reality whenever there is devastation and if the concern is not positive of life and does not believe natural disasters then he will surely be down and never wanted to face the truth.Positive thinking leads one to a chance to be happy.

Yes the pictures you uploaded are awful and fascinating and attracting human eyes for a long time. Wonderful are fire caped mountains really beautiful photographs.

You visited Tiger Hills and Himalayas that most famous all over the world. If I have time I will visit the places you mention in the article.