BY Rami Rasamny | October 19 2022

BHUTAN: LAND OF THE THUNDER DRAGON

BHUTAN: LAND OF THE THUNDER DRAGON

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There are few cultures on the planet that still exist without the glaring taint of globalization and its influences. Bhutan, this uncharted quarter of our blue marble, made impenetrable by it’s natural fortresses of 7000 meter mountains, rushing rivers and deep forests, and once fully isolated from the rest of the world, is today slowly opening its trails to the few who seek true adventure of the body, the mind and most of all, the soul.

This short film explores the connections between the land and its people. It is a new take on story telling that transports us into a world far removed from our own as we explore the people, culture, beliefs and natural environment of ‘The Last Shangri-La’. Life Happens Outdoors is a community of adventure travelers brought together by a shared desire to seek a life of experiences. The community puts together several trips and expeditions per year including adventures in Bhutan. You can be a part of the next great adventure by getting in touch with us at info@lifehappensoutdoors.com.

Director Walid Khoury Executive Producer Rami Rasamny

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An adventure holiday for anyone with a pulse. No fitness requirements or prerequisites. Come as you are. Great for those who already train 1-2 times per week or would like to use this upcoming adventure as an opportunity to kickstart a fitness journey. Joiners should be comfortable with their physical fitness and regularly train at least 2-3 times a week in the lead up to this adventure. Joiners should be comfortable with their physical fitness and regularly train at least 2-3 times a week in the lead up to this adventure.Joiners should be comfortable with their physical fitness and regularly train at least 2-3 times a week in the lead up to this adventure. Need we explain further? No prior experience is required. Basic skills may be taught during this adventure. The skills necessary to safely complete this adventure will be taught as a part of this experience. This adventure requires prior experience, pre-requisite skills or certifications. See below for details. We aim to strike a balance between unique local experiences and international standards of comfort and hygiene. Hostels are dorm-style accommodation used during certain legs of our trips and expeditions. They can be quite trendy with common areas, restaurants and cafes. Expect rooms to include a bed and a mattress as well as a common dining area with chairs and tables. You’ll need to bring a sleeping bag and an optional pillow. When the experience includes camping we provide the tents, sleeping mats, common dining tents, camping chairs and camping tables. The only thing you’ll need to get is a sleeping bag and an optional camping pillow. Please refer to the LHO gear list for more information specific to the trip you’re on. Mountain Lodges are usually well equipped, providing beds with duvets and pillows. They also include a common restaurant area. Some lodges require a sleeping liner.