Bhutan is the land of high peaks and rugged slopes. In between lie the valleys, each with its own unique cultural traditions.
Paro – Tigers Nest
Pure, raw and undiscovered. Bhutan is in many ways comparable to a rough diamond. However, there is one exception: Tigers Nest: the cut jewel of Bhutan.
Merak and Sakteng: yak herders of Eastern Bhutan
High mountains seem to block the passage. But due to the centuries-long use of the trade routes to Tibet, paths have slowly been carved out. High mountain passes form the gateways to Eastern Bhutan.
Horton Plains National Park
Sri Lanka’s surprise. The Horton Plains are the raw edge of this lovely country
Minneriya National Park
The large water basin of Minneriya National Park is the favorite gathering place of the Asian elephants. The ‘Gathering of Elephants’ is a daily evening ritual of over 150 elephants
Tea plantations
The smell of Sri Lanka is trapped in a cup of tea. If you really want to taste the country, drink a cup of tea with a few large scoops of sugar
Sri Lanka has it all!
Round trip through the national parks full of wildlife and archaeological sites. Through the cultural triangle, to royal cities, pleasure gardens and the sacred Temple of the Tooth
