Druk Asia In the Press

Discover why Bhutan offers rare, authentic travel experiences—from untouched landscapes to meaningful cultural encounters that leave a lasting impact.

Explorez le Bhoutan, une destination unique en Asie offrant une expérience authentique mêlant culture préservée, nature majestueuse et sérénité profonde.

Uncover why Bhutan is known as the Happy Kingdom—where Gross National Happiness guides daily life, and well-being matters more than GDP.

Plan your spiritual pilgrimage to Bhutan, the world’s happiest country. Explore sacred sites, ancient monasteries, and transformative journeys that connect you with Bhutan’s deep-rooted Buddhist traditions.

BHUTAN - Dzongs top the itinerary in most cities on Bhutan's burgeoning tourist circuit, and for good reason too. They are dramatic structures - former military fortresses with towering walls that encircle a network of temples, monks' living quarters and government offices today. Monks and civil servants cross the same courtyards; elaborate murals adorn walls and doorways and there are floor-to-ceiling prayer wheels.Built in 1637, Punakha Dzong in the valley town of Punakha rises impressively from the banks of the Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers.Paro Dzong, dubbed "fortress of a heap of jewels", offers panoramic views of Paro township. And Tashichho Dzong, located in the capital Thimphu, has been the seat of Bhutan's government since 1952.

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Bhutan is now emerging as a sought-after winter destination. Discover why more travellers are embracing the Kingdom’s serene beauty, festivals, and adventures during the colder months.

Discover Bhutan through the eyes of The Star Malaysia—an inspiring journey into a nation where happiness, culture, and nature intertwine beautifully.

Make the most of your 4-day Bhutan trip with our expert-crafted itinerary. Explore Thimphu, Paro, and iconic sites like Tiger’s Nest with ease and cultural depth.

Discover why Bhutan is the ultimate destination for inner peace and happiness. From breathtaking landscapes to a culture rooted in mindfulness, find your joy in the Land of the Thunder Dragon.

With all visitors required to pay a daily fee to be in the incredible kingdom in the Himalayas, it delivers on exclusivity.
On top of its low impact tourism policy, Bhutan is already carbon neutral but also plans to be the first fully-organic nation by next year, making it the perfect time to plan a holiday there.
For travellers based in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, December is a popular month to visit the landlocked country in the eastern Himalayas.

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Unlock the secrets of happiness in Bhutan—learn how this peaceful kingdom blends nature, culture, and mindful living to inspire joy in everyday life.

Explore Bhutan through a 7-day itinerary by Bel Around The World—featuring stunning landscapes, rich culture, and unforgettable adventures across the kingdom.

Get a glimpse into daily life in Bhutan, the world’s happiest country. Discover how culture, nature, and Gross National Happiness shape this peaceful Himalayan kingdom.

Plan the perfect Bhutan adventure with 21 essential travel tips and must-do experiences—from iconic hikes to local customs and cultural insights.

Follow The Petite Wanderess as she shares heartfelt reflections from two journeys through Bhutan—uncovering beauty, peace, and life lessons along the way.

Be inspired by seniors who conquered Bhutan’s iconic Tiger’s Nest hike. A story of determination, adventure, and the timeless spirit of exploration.

Embark on an exhilarating biking adventure through Bhutan’s scenic valleys and mountain trails. Discover cycling tours and tips.

Druk Asia featured in Condé Nast Traveler as Bhutan’s leading travel specialist. Discover why travellers trust us to create unforgettable journeys to the Kingdom of Bhutan.

Mr Joni Herison, marketing director of Druk Asia (www.drukasia.com), a Bhutan travel specialist, helps those in demanding jobs reconnect with themselves. Druk Asia has seen a sharp increase in bookings in its treks, which last between three and six nights, from 2017 to last year. Of such bookings, 30 per cent came from Singaporeans. Two-thirds of the participants were high-flying career women in their 30s to 40s.

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Experience the heart of Bhutan through its rich culture, vibrant communities, and flavourful cuisine. A journey into the kingdom’s soul awaits you.

While it may sound sensational and out of the world, every word of it is true: I did go to Bhutan for a one-week solo trip and I did end up marrying my Bhutanese tour guide. Ever since word got out about our romance, we've had many people commenting that our story was a "fairy tale", a "K-drama", "almost like a movie", and that we are both very lucky and are made for each other. While I do agree that we are indeed lucky (as I will highlight reasons why) and yes, possibly made for each other because of how our attitudes, personalities and outlook on life are so similar, somehow I just don't know where the fascination with our love story begins: Is it because it's part of the whole narrative of how Bhutan is "mysterious" and "out of this world", and hence marrying a Bhutanese equates to marrying into an exotic Himalayan country that's almost unheard of and rarely travelled to?

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Experience the allure of Bhutan in ‘Bhutan Beckons’ by Portfolio Magazine. Discover serene landscapes, rich culture, and why Bhutan is the ultimate luxury escape.

Relive unforgettable Bhutan adventures with SG Travellers’ ‘Moments in Time’ series. Discover the beauty, culture, and charm of Bhutan through travellers’ eyes.

The Buddhist kingdom, often called the last Shangri-La, is a Himalayan gem with its dramatic landscapes and a deep sense of culture and tradition. Equally fascinating is the country's focus on the Gross National Happiness indicator instead of the more commonly used Gross Domestic Product as a measure of its success. Exploring Bhutan at the crossroads of modernity and tradition is the crux of The Happiness Revolution, a documentary by Singapore production company Xtreme Media, one of the shortlisted finalists of the South-east Asia Film Financing Project Market in 2015.

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Managing Editor of ZB, Dr Ng King Kang, wrote that ‘Before setting foot into Bhutan, I had never shed tears at the end of any trip.’ His poignant statement is a reflection of his life-changing trip to Bhutan which brought him back to a world where for once, he could really ‘say hello again to that long-lost feeling of sincerity and relaxation’. Having been so used to a fast-paced, urbanised life in Singapore where everywhere you turn, crowds of people are glued to their phones, the relaxed atmosphere in Bhutan where people still interact with warmth and honesty is a stark contrast. Dr Ng recommends Bhutan as the paradise which one can ‘seek out the utopias’ that reside within our hearts.

In a travel fair held at ION Orchard from 18-30 October 2016, Druk Asia gave a glorious display of Bhutanese culture through the works of a National Geographic photographer – Cyril Jazbec. There were also live demonstrations of Bhutanese loom weaving and visitors also got to don the national dress of Bhutan for photo-taking sessions. Another highlight of the travel fair is the sampling of Bhutanese culinary delights. The event was a great success as visitors got a sweet taste of the ‘happiness’ of Bhutan.

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Explore the enchanting beauty of Bhutan with Druk Asia, the leading Bhutan travel specialist. Discover exclusive tours, travel tips, and cultural insights on our Mashable feature. Start your Bhutan adventure today!

Explore Bhutan's charm as featured in Her World Plus and Female Brides with Druk Asia. Discover romantic destinations, cultural highlights, and unique travel experiences in the Land of Happiness.

Discover a novel new way to experience the exotic Kingdom of Bhutan with Martin Fletcher. Flying with a hot air balloon, he gazed at the beautiful landscapes of the Phobjika Valley, gold-roofed temples, charming white stupas, colourful prayer flags, quaint Bhutanese villages and yaks grazing in the verdant green fields. A truly unique way to savour the scenic beauty of Bhutan.

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