Pictures reveal the beauty of Bhutan

“Whenever anyone asks me what Bhutan is like, I find the best way to describe it is like Narnia: it is so remote and unlike any other place on Earth that I have visited. And I hope they visit before it’s too late, before all that is certain to change,” said photographer Margot Raggett, who took the photos.

This is the iron chain bridge of Tamchog Lhakhang Monastery, Paro River, Bhutan.

“Bhutan is one of the last Kingdoms left on Earth and describes itself as the happiest country on the planet and from what I’ve seen them, they’re pretty much right. The wealth of the country is measured by the level of wealth. the happiness of the people, not the GDP, and the people are extremely well taken care of by the state.”

“The crime level is low, there’s no graffiti and no trash. People always have to wear traditional national costumes, which has led to an explosion of colorful costumes wherever you go.” .

“My arrival in Bhutan coincided with the famous Paro Tshechu festival, which includes days of traditional dance performances for visiting tourists in their finest costumes.”

“Apart from the many beautiful temples and breathtaking scenery, the best thing for me about Bhutan is the warmth and beauty of the people. It’s truly a unique place to experience.” The monks advanced. enter the dzong (monastery) for the Paro Tshechu Festival.

Beautiful image of Punakha Dzong, Bhutan.

Monks at Punakha Monastery.

These beautiful idyllic images will inspire adventurers and travel enthusiasts to discover a peaceful world, different from the rest.

Masked dancers at a festival held in the monastery.

Locals walking through Punakha Dzong, Paro.

A giant thangka (embroidery) of Guru Throngdel.

Prayers are held before Throngdel.

Crowds at the festival in their best costumes.

A giant statue is paraded around the festival.