The one thing anyone who’s stepped into Bhutan even once, can’t seem to stop harping on about, is its natural beauty – utterly breathtaking. So it only makes sense to start off with the country’s natural attractions, best described as effortlessly regal. Take the Motithang Takin Preserve for instance. This reserve promises the maximum number of sightings of the Takin, which happens to be Bhutan’s glorious national animal – and the autumn months are a sweet spot for this. Then there are the Samtse and Sarpang rice fields which are just on the precipice of being harvested and thus look divinely lush, offering a rustic experience. If you like your vacations to have more activity, trek your way to Mount Jomolhari, the highest peak in Bhutan, its panoramic views offering a a beautiful mix of hues across the sky during these months. This, is nature’s version of romance.
