For Nagaraju K B, travelling to Bhutan had been a long-cherished dream. When the time finally came, he and his wife felt a quiet joy, almost like a child’s anticipation before a festival. The gentle flight into Bagdogra set the tone, with soft clouds parting to reveal lush hills.

I had been drowning in the monotony of my 9 to 5 job in Pune. My soul longed for a break, a chance to rediscover myself. Honestly, the gentle hum of Bhutanese monasteries had been calling to me for years. One particularly rough Monday, I decided to finally answer the

Krishna Shastri, a software engineer from Chennai, had booked a trip to Bhutan in October 2023. Being the second peak season of Bhutan, Krishna and her partner were first told by Anshuman, from Thrillophilia, that there are probably no more slots available for this trip. But two days later three