Bhutan the last remaining Himalayan Kingdom is one of the most exclusive destinations in the world, perhaps the last place on earth that has withstood the far reaching outside influences by maintaining a delicate balance of its natural environment, its ancient customs and culture with the modern-day world. It is a unique place where “Gross National Happiness” takes priority over the Gross National Product. The citizens of Bhutan are expected to wear their national dress for all occasions, where buying cigarettes is illegal and the entire dish consists of hot chilli peppers.
Bhutan tour started only in 1974to coincide with the coronation of the fourth king. Since then the number of visitors has steadily increased each year. Druk Air is the national air carrier of Bhutan and all flights to Bhutan arrive in Bhutan Paro which has the country’s only international airport. Only other airline offering flights to Bhutan is Buddha airline from Kathmandu, Nepal. Besides Bhutan Paro, tourist can also enter by land at border check points in the south.
Annual festivals known as “Tsechu” takes place at various time of the year celebrated in monasteries, Dzongs and villages throughout the Kingdom, preserving the unique culture, customs and beliefs as exemplified by the sacred masked dances performed during the festivals. Good time for tours to Bhutan is in spring and fall seasons when the climate is at its best and the weather condition is ideal. Many of the Bhutan tours coincide with the most popular festivals.
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This 3 day trek trail was used in the olden days by Haa people to travel to Paro during planting season of rice. In exchange, they were given red rice by the people of Paro.
The trek is easy, passing through several villages in the Haa Valley and dense forest on the Paro side. The ascent is on ...
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Bhutan is a trekking paradise, situated between two huge neighbours and rising from the lower plains and rising over 7000m to the north. Among several choices of high altitude treks, this is one of the most beautiful and popular trek is the Jumolhari trek.
This is a moderate trek with the stunning views of the Mt. Jhomolari, as youcross several high passes and ...
This 17-day trek, though rigorous is quite popular because it traverses a great cross section of Bhutan as it winds from the Paro valley in Bhutanese middle hills, up to Laya and Lingshi in Northwest Bhutan which are situated above 13000 feet.
This is off the beaten trail, not many trekkers take this...
Trekking through the northern regions of Bumthang valley will bring you at the foot of the majestic Mount Gangkar Puensum, Bhutan’s highest mountain. At 24,741 feet, this ice-draped giant is the highest unclimbed peak in the world (and will remain so, since the Bhutanese declared it off limits to climbers).