Phobjikha, a nature lovers’ paradise
June 25, 2020A very famous weekend getaway spot in Bhutan, well deserving of all the attention it gets. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, a trip to Phobjikha is definitely a must, especially if you’re looking for gram-worthy photos. In the spring months, the blooming of wild flowers and the green pasture covering the valley provides a serene location away from the buzzing city life. In the autumn and winter months, the black-necked cranes are a sight as worthy as any. The fresh air, the calm, peaceful environment and the bright colors of the valley during spring is exactly what a…
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