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MYBHUTAN’S LUXURY TENTED SANGWA CAMP FEATURED IN TIME’S ANNUAL LIST OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST PLACES 

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Today, TIME revealed the annual list of the World’s Greatest Places, which highlights 100 extraordinary destinations to visit and stay. 

To compile this list, TIME solicited nominations of places—including hotels, cruises, restaurants, attractions, museums, parks, and more—from its international network of correspondents and contributors, as well as via an application process, with an eye toward those offering new and exciting experiences.

MyBhutan’s luxury tented Sangwa Campwas featured as one of the exciting new places to stay.

“We are delighted that MyBhutan’s luxury tented Sangwa Camp has been featured in TIME’s list of the World’s Greatest Places. Sangwa Camp, a beautiful area, surrounded by mountains, forests, and rivers, offers a unique opportunity to experience nature and explore the hidden gems of our beautiful Kingdom, including Bhutan’s most authentic villages and pristine landscapes. This recognition highlights the exceptional experiences awaiting travelers in Bhutan” Mr. Damcho Rinzin, Director, Department of Tourism.

Situated in areas off the typical travel circuit, Sangwa Camp connects guests with the heart and soul of the nation, revealing the Bhutan that few ever experience. Sangwa, meaning “secret” or “hidden,” is the gateway to these untouched lands, offering unprecedented access to Bhutan’s most authentic villages and thriving ecosystems. Sangwa Camps goes beyond the typical luxury lodge experience, immersing guests in the raw beauty of Bhutan’s most unexplored and enchanting landscapes. While Sangwa Camp makes its home in various districts in Bhutan, TIME featured its Haa Sangwa Camp, which is the first luxury overnight experience in Bhutan’s last district opened to tourism, Haa.

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