Bhutan, a country about the size of Switzerland, is still unknown to many. Located in the eastern Himalayas, it forms a true staircase between the southern lowlands at 300 meters and the high northern peaks (7000 m). Its mountains, dense forests, and pastoral landscapes make it a magical country. The Bhutanese people, who are mainly farmers and herders, are charming and welcoming. They live the hard life of peasants, punctuated by religious festivals and pilgrimages — moments of rest and pause in their daily lives. Their pride in their values, their faith in religion, and their quiet self-confidence — this is where the secret of Bhutan’s charm lies.