Mr. Souvagya Mohapatra, Managing Director of Atmosphere Core – India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, & Bhutan, shared his enthusiasm, saying, “Nagpur is not just the geographical ‘centre’ of India, but also one of our country’s fastest growing metropolis with a distinctive cultural heritage, business vibe and cosmopolitan environment. I am delighted to …
Pemako, a Bhutanese luxury hotel brand, has partnered with BRANDit to strengthen its presence in the Indian market by introducing its unique and transformative experiences to discerning Indian travellers through tailored sales and PR strategies. Pemako’s two properties in Bhutan the flagship Punakha property and one in Thimphu—offer profound experiences …
One Above Global DMC is thrilled to announce the expansion of its operations with the introduction of three new Destination Management Companies (DMCs) in Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. This strategic expansion underscores One Above Global’s commitment to broadening their reach and enhancing their regional service offerings. A Word from their …
The Government of India’s allotment of Rs 120 billion for the extensive expansion and modernisation of railway infrastructure in the northeastern region of the country will boost the eagerly awaited first-ever Bhutan-India railway link, Bhutan Live reported on Saturday. The Bhutan-based media outlet reported the fully funded Indian government’s estimated …
Zhiwa Ling Heritage in Paro, which is one of Bhutan’s few Bhutanese-owned luxury hotels, has joined the RARE Community, which consists of some of the finest conscious luxury owner-run hotels, retreats, lodges and camps in the Indian subcontinent. Set on a 1010-acrestate in the beautiful Paro Valley, Zhiwa Ling, meaning ‘Place …
As Bhutan reopens its doors for travelers after two long years, Taj welcomes you to enjoy the magic of the Last Shangri La on Earth. Be it exploring the hills with the majestic Himalayas as the backdrop, gazing at the mesmerizing prayer wheels, or simply taking a stroll through the …
The Trans Bhutan Trail (TBT), which dates back to the 16th century and served as a pilgrimage route for Buddhists from the east traveling to the most sacred sites in the western region and Tibet, has made a comeback after sixty years. Bhutan, one of the world’s top ten biodiversity …
