Malavika Mohanan loves to travel. If you want to know her whereabouts, just check the star's recent Instagram Stories. The diva is currently in Bhutan and consistently sharing sneak peeks of her delightful vacation with her social media family. The actress has shared a series of pictures and videos. Let's discuss them one by one. Firstly, Malavika shared a black and white picture of the Great Buddha Dordenma statue. For the unversed, The Buddha Dordenma Statue is a magnificent sight nestled in the mountains. Standing almost 169 feet tall, it is one of the largest Buddha statues in the world. Its golden hue gleams against the backdrop of lush greenery, offering a serene and awe-inspiring experience for visitors. While sharing the post, Malavika used Bhutan as her location tag. In her caption, she wrote, “Land of the thunder dragon,” and dropped a dragon emoji.
Up next, Malavika Mohanan shared the video of her stay with the majestic view of mountains covered with greenery. “Home in the Himalayas,” read the text on the video.
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Malavika Mohanan also shared her food adventure from the Bhutan trip. She shared a picture of different types of tarts and detox drinks. In the caption, the star wrote, “Shoutout to Chef Harsh for knowing my two favourite things- dessert & detox drinks in an attempt to balance those tarts out.” She also wrote, “P.S. for anyone who cares my favourite turned out to be the caramelised apple & cinnamon.”
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Then, Malavika Mohanan shared a picture of a stray dog lying on the side of the street. In her caption, she expressed, “Important things first- Bhutan has the cutest doggos. And consider the word cutest underlined two times.”
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Wait, there is more. Malavika Mohanan also shared a picture of a table adorned with different dishes from Bhutanese cuisine. “Had never heard much or come across Bhutanese cuisine up until this trip. Didn't expect it to be this fulfilling, interesting (they use yak cheese in almost all their dishes which has a very paneer-like texture) & absolutely yum! Shoutout to Harsh Sanghavi for this delicious spread and personalising the best of everything for us.” Malavika enjoyed this meal at Postcard Dewa in Thimphu, a charming retreat nestled in the heart of the city. With traditional Bhutanese architecture and modern amenities, this place offers a peaceful escape for travellers. Surrounded by scenic beauty and cultural landmarks, this stay is perfect for those who wish to enjoy a luxurious stay. Just like Malavika Mohanan,
Just like Malavika Mohanan, you can also enjoy authentic Bhutanese dishes like Ema Datshi, Jasha Maroo, Shakam Paa, Goen Hogay, and Khur-le during your next Bhutan trip.
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Additionally, Malavika Mohanan shared different pictures from a supermarket in Bhutan. Check them out:
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If you are also planning a trip to Bhutan, below are some things you must do:
1. Visit the Tiger's Nest Monastery: Trek to this iconic monastery perched on a cliffside, offering breathtaking views and spiritual solace amidst the serene surroundings.
2. Explore Punakha Dzong: Marvel at the architectural beauty of this historic fortress monastery, situated at the confluence of two rivers.
3. Attend a Tshechu Festival: Immerse yourself in Bhutanese tradition by witnessing vibrant masked dances, rituals, and cultural performances during these colourful religious festivals.
4. Hike to Chomolhari Base Camp: Embark on a trek to the base camp of Mount Chomolhari, one of Bhutan's highest peaks and experience pristine alpine landscapes and breathtaking vistas.
5. Visit Phobjikha Valley: Encounter the beauty of this glacial valley, home to the rare black-necked cranes during winter, and explore its tranquil monasteries and scenic hiking trails.
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