From now till 30 October, explore the mysterious Bhutan at ION Orchard. DrukAsia has transformed the basement into a mini Bhutan with live weaving demonstrations, a photography exhibition that showcases the Bhutanese life, and delectable snacks prepared by chef Sonam Tshering. Take a peek into the happiest country on earth: dig into Momo chicken dumplings paired with special Ezzay chilli – garlicky with a hint of spiciness – and wash it all down with a Bhutanese honey drink; marvel at Ms Tshomo's swift movements as she conducts Kira (traditional costumes) weaving demonstrations; and cast your eyes on Asha Kama’s artworks that represent Bhutanese culture B4 ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn. Tel: 6238 8228
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