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If there is a heaven on Earth? It is this, it
truly is. 'Land of the Thunder Dragon'.
Hidden away in the Himalayas Bhutan and its people have largely
lived a life of isolation from the rest of the world. The
Bhutanese have succeeded in maintaining their cultural and
spiritual heritage and belief that they live in the last
Shangri-La by
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strictly limiting the number of tourists to the
Kingdom to a maximum of 5000 a year. Western values have little
or no impact. here in this land of culture and extreme charm
which exudes a special feeling of serenity. The people are
intensely religious, much in evidence here, even in urban
centres the spinning of prayer wheels the murmur of mantras and
the glow of butter lamps are still important features of daily
life. Monasteries temples and religious monuments are dotted
across the landscape bearing witness to the importance of
Buddhism, while red robed monks, young and old, are everywhere
mingling freely in towns and village markets.
Bhutan boasts a wealth of Bio Diversity with almost three
quarters of its land area covered by forests, it has been
declared amongst the ten most prominent areas for environmental
protection in the world. Its rich Himalayan flora and fauna,
dazzling snow capped peaks, lush valleys and unbelievably
beautiful rural landscapes will leave all but the very hardened
asking : That if there is a heaven on Earth? The Land of the
Thunder Dragon it probably is.
Below are some examples of tours we provide to Bhutan. The
shorter itineraries fit well into a tour of both Nepal and
Bhutan. |
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Glimpses of Bhutan : 3
Nights. 5 days. |
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Bhutan, best known to
the world as the last Shangril-la has a
rare combination of harmony and accord
amidst a landscape of incredible beauty.
Protected by mighty Himalayas from the
rest of the world and enriched by the
essence of Drukpa Kagyu School of
Buddhism, Bhutan has managed to remain
shrouded deeply in a jealously guarded
isolation. A basic understanding of
Bhutan's |
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Mystic Bhutan : 4 nights. 5
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A Full days sightseeing
in Thimpu; Am-visit the memorial
Chortern of the Late King Jigme Dorje
Wangchuk in the heart of Thimpu and The
Tashichhodzong, "Fortress of the
Auspicious Religion." PM-A stroll
downtown to the Handicraft Development
Corporation which displays a variety of
Bhutanese handicrafts. Overnight Hotel.
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Across the Kingdom : 7
nights. 8 days |
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AM-Drive to Drukgyel
Dzong, 18 kms, from the hotel.
On the way back visit a typical
Bhutanese farm, and a short visit to a
7th century temple. After lunch visit
the Ta-Dzong which houses the National
Museum of Bhutan followed by a short
walk to Paro Rimpung Dzong. Evening at
leisure. Overnight hotel. |
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The Mysteries of the Dragon
Kingdom : 11 nights. 12 days |
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For centuries, the
people and the rulers have vehemently
protected their independence and Bhutan
is one of the few countries that escaped
the yoke of colonization. The
independent state of Bhutan today is one
of the last bastions of Mahayana
Buddhism. Thus, Bhutan today remains one
of the most sought destinations in the
world of tourism and Travel. |
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The Magic of Bhutan : 13
nights 14 Days. Fly in Drive out. |
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Arrival at Paro
Airport. Transfer to hotel. In the
evening an orientation talk & video show
on BHUTAN. Overnight at hotel. - Paro
valley sightseeing. Overnight at hotel.
- Excursion to the Taktsang Monastery.
Overnight at hotel.
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Wheels across Bhutan : 17
nights 18 days. |
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Bhutan’s mountainous
terrain offers a fascinating adventure
for cycling enthusiasts. The route along
Bhutan’s West-East Highway (approx. 600
km) is an extremely scenic route with
the challenge of surmounting a new pass
of over 3000 meters every day. An
exhilarating journey passing through a
variety of landscapes, from the alpine
heights of the West to the temperate
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Gangtey Gompa Trek - 08 Days |
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This is a combination
of moderate and easy treks. It starts at
Phubjika Valley at 3000m, which is one
of the few glacial valleys of Bhutan. It
is the home of the rare black-necked
cranes, which migrate here in the winter
from Tibetan Plateau in the north. The
valley of Gangtey is one of the most
beautiful places in Bhutan and houses
the century old Gangtey Gompa , the only
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