Not many travelers have actually heard of Bhutan- the Land of the Thunder Dragon, as it hardly traces on map. But despite its anonymity to the people, Bhutan boasts of several magnificence landscapes, monasteries and moreover, enriched with all features required for an ideal touristic destination. Almost equal in size of Switzerland, Bhutan shares its borders with India, China and Nepal. This brief introduction is enough for you to easily find the country.
If you are planning to visit Indian subcontinent than must include Bhutan in your holiday list. Here I am going to impart information of the most visited destination of Bhutan. 
Taktsang Dzong, widely known as Tiger’s Nest Monastery among travelers, is located several hours outside of Paro, Bhutan. It hangs on a hard cliff at 3,120 meters (10,200 feet), some 700 meters (2,300 feet) above the bottom of Paro valley. The location is well enough to portray the gladiatorial efforts that how Bhutanese constructed it several hundred years ago on this sheer cliff.
The folktale regarding Tigers Nest is that Guru Rimpoche (Rim’-poh-shay) landed there on the back of a flying tiger in the 8th century and brought Buddhism from Tibet to Bhutan.
The monastery includes seven temples which can all be visited. But several years back the monastery came under a massive conflagration and much burned to the ground. However, the renovation endeavor has been immense so that this national symbol can regain is past glory. Climbing to the monastery is on foot or mule but tourists not being allowed in (or even very close to) the building.
