Sunday, November 24, 2024 Bhutan: The Land of Happiness Bhutan was highlighted as a unique travel destination, situated in the majestic Himalayas of Southern Asia. Known as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon,” this remote kingdom has maintained its rich cultural heritage and Buddhist traditions. Despite high entry tariffs, sometimes reaching up to $200 per person per night, Bhutan’s seclusion has allowed it to preserve its charm.
The country is now embracing modern advancements, particularly in hydroelectric power, while valuing happiness as a key measure of success. A national poll indicated that only 3% of the population felt unhappy. Travelers are drawn to its lush valleys, snow-capped mountains, and vibrant markets filled with friendly locals.
Notably marks the 101st anniversary of the monarchy, promising year-long celebrations that further entice visitors. Greenland: A New Frontier in Eco-Tourism Greenland emerged as a popular destination due to its recent accessibility. With new weekly flights from Baltimore running from late June to early August, travelers can witness firsthand the effects of climate change in this Danish province.
The flights land in Kangerlussuaq, serving as a gateway for musk oxen safaris and cultural tours of Inuit settlements. Visitors are struck by natural wonders like the Ilulissat ice fjord, which has retreated significantly in recent years, as well as the scenic beauty of the midnight sun illuminating the landscape. Although polar bears hav.