Perched on a cliff face 600 metres above the valley floor, the Tiger’s Nest is the kind of traveller’s eye-candy your body will forgive you for. After you’ve finished the trek, follow in the footsteps of Guru Padmasambhava (the founder of Tibetan Buddhism) and meditate.
Legend has it he meditated for three years, three months, three weeks, three days and three hours, but he also purportedly reached the monastery by catching a tigeress there.
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Instead of adventure, Jen Bird discovered a madman of the most divine kind in Bhutan.
Out in the rugged red expanse of Western Australia’s Pilbara, there’s a place where the rocks tell stories older than just about anything else on Earth. And now the rest of the world is officially paying attention.
Ever fancied zip-lining over a glacier like a caffeinated Arctic tern?
