Beautiful moments in the mysterious land of Bhutan

Works like fairy tales are true about small villages in the forest of thousands of years, peaceful monasteries on the snow slopes and people in the kingdom in the Himalayas.

Lost in the land of Bhutan's fairy tale

"We passed this small village in Paro town, Bhutan in the afternoon after a day of climbing the mountain to TigerNest. When we saw the old peach trees at the house, how much tiredness disappeared. Children go to school, play and talk in a peaceful space like fairy, "Hai Piano photographer said.

The moment the scene turned quickly in the dawn of the Dochula Pass.(Photo: Nguyen Thanh Tung.)

Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung said that he took this picture in the morning when he was on his way from Thimphu to Punakha, seeing the whole snowy Himalayan mountain range when the sun rose around the old pine forest on the Dochula Pass.

Those who will transform into the "Black Hat" character gathered before the festival.They will act as mythical knights.(Photo: Hai Piano.)

Fortress in the ancient capital of Punakha with magnificent but close architecture.In most fortresses, half of the area is local administrative offices, the other half is Buddhist monasteries.(Photo: Hai Piano.)

Tsechu is a popular festival in the regions of Bhutan, in which there are mostly masked dance dances that drive away demons and bring peace.Photo taken in Bumthang, Central Bhutan.(Photo: Nguyen Thanh Hai.)

Himalayan Buddhism or Vajrayana is the national religion of Bhutan.Buddhism creates unique identities for Bhutan's culture, lifestyle and ways of reigning.They will often pray 3 times a day: the morning before going to work, school in the afternoon when going home from work and the night before going to bed.And unlike some Asian countries, their prayers do not pray for their individuality but pray for sentient beings and humanity.Photo: Hai Piano.

The village of Radi in northeastern Bhutan was dubbed the golden carpet or basket of rice, because the structure of the mountain terraces winding around the village.(Photo: Nguyen Thanh Tung.)

Students in Bumthang - Central Bhutan play around the peach root near the palace.(Photo: Hai Piano.)

The scene is like a myth with an ancient cherry, girls wearing traditional Kira costumes.Gentle boy in Gho set.(Photo: Hai Piano.)

Punakha valley in the season of ripe rice.(Photo: Nguyen Thanh Tung.)

From Bumthang to Mongar, the landscape is temperate like Europe, with ancient pine forests at an altitude of over 3,000 meters.The maple leaf forest turns bright yellow and red alternating with pine green and white snowy mountains far away.(Photo: Nguyen Thanh Tung.)

The fortress is located in Drukgyel village, one of Bhutan's oldest villages - in the sunset, behind the middle border mountain range between the Tibetan border (China) and Bhutan.The hilltop fortress was built in 1649. (Photo: Hai Piano.)

When I first climbed the legendary monastery Tiger Nest in a cliff with a height of 3,200 meters with thin air that lacked oxygen, many Vietnamese people tried to reach their destination by the belief that if they arrived at Guru Rinpoche's meditation place there would be be happy and happy.(Photo: Nguyen Thanh Tung.)

Festival in Khaling, eastern Bhutan celebrates the season.(Photo: Nguyen Thanh Tung.)