The sense of being ensconced in a time capsule gets all the more pronounced as you come across locals dressed in traditional costume – the national gho and kira dress. The people are simple, gracious and dignified. The surreal landscape is ideal for cycling trips and walking tours. Take your pick from scores of challenging treks and gentle hikes as well as tough off-roading cycling tours and pleasant rides. Veteran trekking enthusiasts may have heard of the Snowman Trek in Bhutan; it’s one of the world’s hardest high-altitude treks. Kayaking and rafting are also very popular. While you will enjoy the outdoors for sure, it would also be a lovely idea to heal your mind, body and soul. Simply put, many of the spas in Bhutan follow age-old wisdom and offer holistic healing therapies.In terms of cuisine, Bhutan is high on chilli, cheese, meat and rice – there’s a lot of emphasis on spiciness.