Step into a world of mountain valleys, colourful festivals and traditions that have inspired stories for generations.
Explore BhutanBhutan is a small Himalayan kingdom between India and China. It is known for its dramatic landscapes, living cultural traditions and a way of life that places importance on community, nature and wellbeing.
At Bhutan Corner, we share stories that help young readers discover the people, places and values of Bhutan. Here is a little introduction to the country behind those stories.
From forested valleys to high Himalayan peaks, Bhutan is home to extraordinary landscapes and wildlife. Nature is part of everyday life and many local stories.
Tshechus bring communities together through sacred mask dances, music and colourful traditional clothing. They are occasions for faith, family and celebration.
Dzongs, monasteries, traditional arts and everyday customs reflect Bhutan's rich heritage. Many traditions are still actively practised and passed on.
Books offer children a gentle way to learn about places they have never visited. A story about a festival can introduce a new tradition. A character's kindness can open a conversation about friendship, family and community.
Our Bhutan-inspired children's books bring some of these experiences closer to young readers, wherever they live.
Explore the excitement of a Bhutanese festival through a child's eyes. It is a natural starting point for talking with children about the sights, sounds and meaning of a tshechu.
Many Bhutanese wear the gho and kira, especially at schools, offices and special occasions.
Prayer flags are a familiar sight across Bhutan, carrying prayers and aspirations for wellbeing.
Bhutan is home to the takin, its national animal, as well as many other remarkable species.
Archery is Bhutan's national sport and is often enjoyed as a lively community event.
Some of Bhutan's most memorable monasteries stand high on hillsides, including the famous Paro Taktsang.
Ask your child: Which part of Bhutan would you most like to learn about, and why?
Some stories make us curious about the places where they began. If you would like to experience Bhutan's landscapes, festivals and traditions in person, explore journeys with Bhutan Lhayul.
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