Bhutan & Nepal Stories & Articles
Ever wonder how it feels to gaze up at intricately-painted temples as monks chant and mist swirls through ancient hemlock forests? How about what it's like to photograph rare one-horned rhinos in Nepal's first national park or takin in Bhutan's lush mountains ? Find out in this collection of inspirational first-hand accounts written by Nat Hab travelers and staff.
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Bhutan: Where Gross National Happiness Matters Most
Bhutan: Where Gross National Happiness Matters Most
—By Wendy Redal
Bhutan’s serene way of life and magnificent natural beauty make it a magnet for the traveler seeking an unusual destination. While its ancient Buddhist culture...
Bhutan’s serene way of life and magnificent natural beauty make it a magnet for the traveler seeking an unusual destination. While its ancient Buddhist culture...
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Wildlife Abounds in Chitwan National Park
Wildlife Abounds in Chitwan National Park
—By Emily Goodheart Kautz
Asian elephants roam the Terai-Duar savanna and grasslands, along with the park’s most famous resident, the one-horned Indian rhinoceros. Chitwan has the largest population of...
Asian elephants roam the Terai-Duar savanna and grasslands, along with the park’s most famous resident, the one-horned Indian rhinoceros. Chitwan has the largest population of...
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Talking about Takin and other Wonders of Bhutan
Talking about Takin and other Wonders of Bhutan
—By Rachel Kramer
Sleeping on the wooden floor beneath an altar, mist crept through the shutters in the early morning chill as a cow was milked in the courtyard below and cream was churned for cheese to cook...
Sleeping on the wooden floor beneath an altar, mist crept through the shutters in the early morning chill as a cow was milked in the courtyard below and cream was churned for cheese to cook...
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Ten Interesting Facts about Bhutan
Ten Interesting Facts about Bhutan
—By Elissa Poma
Bhutan is one of the few carbon-negative countries in the world. The requirement that at least 60 percent of the country must remain under forest cover means that much of the nation...
Bhutan is one of the few carbon-negative countries in the world. The requirement that at least 60 percent of the country must remain under forest cover means that much of the nation...
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