The Climb to Bhutan’s Tiger’s Nest Monastery

Bhutan’s most famous landmark clings to a cliff high above the Paro Valley. Reaching the Tiger’s Nest Monastery requires a steady mountain hike—but the journey is as memorable as the destination.

Bhutan’s most famous landmark appears suddenly.

After an hour of climbing through pine forest above the Paro Valley, the trail bends around a ridge and the trees open to reveal a sheer granite cliff across the valley. Clinging to its face like an improbable mirage is the Tiger’s Nest Monastery—white walls and golden roofs suspended high above the forested slopes.

Bhutan: An untapped summer travel destination

Summer in Bhutan: A haven for nature, culture  and adventure seekers 

Must-do activities to experience the essence of summer in the Kingdom of Bhutan 

Welcome to Bhutan, a year-round haven nestled in the Himalayas. This summer, from June through August, experience the country's warm embrace, where temperatures linger pleasantly between 15 and 30 degrees Celsius, complemented by gentle rainfall. Whether guests are drawn to serene natural settings or seeking thrilling adventures, Bhutan in summer is a tempting destination for every traveller.

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Mushrooms in Bhutan

Bhutan's unique environmental conditions and rich biodiversity make it a prime habitat for a diverse array of mushroom species, including over 400 that are categorized as edible, medicinal, or inedible. Notably, the Tricholoma Matsutake, locally known as Sangay Shamu, is one of Bhutan's most sought-after mushrooms, with a harvest season from July to September.