Researching for your trip just got easier with the newly launched Visit Bhutan website that provides a whole bunch of useful information for travelers. It lets you filter through a list of must-visit attractions based on location, which is handy considering the country has no lack of picturesque fortresses and cliff-top monasteries. Make the most of your trip by referring to their events listings for the dates of the biggest festivals in Bhutan.  

If you’re trying to pick a time to visit, February should be high on your list. For starters, the international art and film festival will be held over 10 days (Feb 14-23) which will see art galleries and hotels showcasing various installations from Bhutanese artists. There’ll also be film screenings, including a daily outdoor movie screening under the stars. Music wise, there'll be nightly gigs happening around town with everything from Himalayan folk artists to international superstars. Plus, it’s also the King of Bhutan’s 35^th birthday so you know there’ll be plenty of celebrating on the streets with the locals. Oh and if you're the active holiday type, there's a marathon happening during the same period. Head here for more info.