Dear (insert your name here),
The past few days here in Bhutan have been completely ethereal. I cannot even begin to describe the beauty of this tiny Himalayan Kingdom. The Mountains, Valleys, Monasteries, each seem to gain a life of its own.
The people are so simple, friendly & lead such simple lives. I am extremely happy to explore the ‘Happiest Place in the World’!! There are so many pictures to share & so many stories to tell. But they will have to wait till I get back.
Till then, enjoy your postcard from Bhutan!
Love,
Arpita.
Arpita's Travelogue 
What a beautiful building this is.
It is surely an engineering feat, to construct a building like that at that place is wonder striking.
Have a nice trip.
Shiva
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Very beautiful pictures Arpita! I am glad to know you are enjoying your travel. Take care my friend and I can’t wait to know more about your adventure. Have fun!
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Hi, there are so many more pictures to share, will upload most of them on Facebook soon. It was a great trip 🙂
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Hello Arpita 🙂 Good to know you had a wonderful time on your trip. 🙂
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Wow that’s all I can say it looks truly amazing
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It is truly amazing!
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I used “bhutan” as happy place in one of my poem
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I am in Love with Bhutan, now that I’ve visited it, I can see why you must have used it as your happy place. There is just something so special about the place & its people. truly fills your heart with joy & contentment.
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Awesome, i had been reading happiness index , country wise then i could manage to remember about bhutan!!!
In my poem “suvidha” i have used that information.
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Looking forward to hearing all about it!
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I’m still scratching my head trying to figure out how on earth did they construct that beautiful building in THAT place!!!
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Its truly beyond words! Its literally on the edge! I will post some pictures taken from a distance so you will get an idea about the drop if one falls off it!
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The cliff of my Mom’s dreams (if you’ve read the Indrani Mukherjea Post…)
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Ohh yea! Send them for a trek during monsoon & they will just fall off on their own! 😉
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No…the cliff of my Mom’s dreams is the one from which she once wanted to push me down 😀 (by her own admission.)
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Lolzz
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Wow! Beautiful! Did you climb that?
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I was too scared to go all the way, only made it to the point from where this picture was taken. Since it started raining soon after we reached this spot. It was too risky to continue with the hike.
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Lovely! Have a great time! 🙂
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Thank you! I did have an amazing time! You should visit Bhutan as well, you will love it!
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Beautiful!! Can’t wait to hear more about it!
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Will start working on the posts soon!
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Just. Wow.
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It is truly amazing!
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This is amazing! Thanks for enlightening us! Wow
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You are welcome! Its truly an incredible place.
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I am sure!
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Wow, this picture is stunning!!
I am waiting for new pictures and feeling tempted to visit Bhutan.
Have a lovely time, Arpita.
LOve and light ❤
Anand 🙂
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You have to visit Anand! Not only from the perspective of beauty but spirituality as well. That country is like a living prayer. Will talk about this in details soon over mail.
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Hello Arpita,
I was thinking about you yesterday and thought you must be busy or still on trip. Thanks for sharing your beautiful experience. Yes, please share your experience in detail, whenever you feel like sharing.
Love and light ❤
Anand 🙂
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wow – looks really great!!! 🙂
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Its really is great 🙂
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