A tiny, landlocked nation in South Asia, Bhutan is catching tourist’s attention to its attractions. It is located on the eastern end of the Himalaya Mountains. It is bordered by India on South, East and west and by China on the north. Bhutan is officially called as the Druk Yul by the Bhutanese which means the “Land of Thunder Dragons”. Once regarded among the most isolated nations in the world, now Bhutan is keeping pace with world in terms of development. It is connected to the rest of the world with direct international flights, internet, cable network and the mobile phones network.

Bhutan presents perfect blend of modernization with its ancient culture and traditions. People are well aware of their culture and customs. They take pride in their land and environment. Government has taken great efforts to preserve land, culture and its environment. Bhutan is rated as the happiest country in Asia by the Business Week in 2006. Buddhism, followed by Hinduism, is the two major regions in Bhutan. Its capital Thimpu is also the largest city in the country. It recently converted to a democratic nation in 2008.

There are many Bhutan sightseeing attractions which lure tourists from far and wide. Though government takes a cautious approach towards tourism to avoid any drastic effect on the environment and culture of the nation, but there is so much to see and enjoy in this peaceful country. There are breathtaking mountain scenery and valleys.

The most famous attractions in Bhutan include watching mesmerizing Himalayan scenery, visiting the Dzongs, Kurje Lhakhang, Taktsang Monastery, Singye Dzong and more. You can take most enchanting bird’s eye view of Thimpu from the Telecom Tower Hill. Tashichho Dzong in Thimphu is the main religious and administrative centre of the country. It is the home to government ministries, throne room of the king and largest monastery of the country. Temperate Punakha Valley houses many sacred temples. Kurje Lhakhang is the known sacred site. There is temple built around a cave which has the body print of the Guru Rinpoche. Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest), Paro is among the most important Buddhist sites in the nation. Built on a 1,200 meter cliff, it is the well known sacred site.

According to the Bhutan travel guide, it is better to visit the nation on a pre-planned all inclusive guided tour.