Bhutan
Quick Facts
- Capital city: Thimphu
- Language: Dzongkha (National Language)
- Currency: BTN (Bhutanese Ngultrum), also INR (Indian Rupee) accepted
- Population: 0.8 Million
- Dialing code: +975
- Time zone: GMT+06:00 (Thimphu)
Bhutan, nestled in South Asia on the eastern edge of the Himalayas, is a serene Buddhist kingdom celebrated for its untouched natural beauty, ancient monasteries, and deeply spiritual culture. Known as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon,” Bhutan seamlessly combines spectacular mountainous landscapes with a rich cultural tapestry steeped in myth and legend. The kingdom’s commitment to Gross National Happiness and environmental conservation has made it a unique destination for travelers seeking both adventure and peace.
For trekking enthusiasts, Bhutan offers awe-inspiring routes, including the trek to Jomolhari, standing at 7,326 meters. This trail leads trekkers through some of the Himalayas’ most beautiful scenery, from dense pine forests and vibrant rhododendron groves to open valleys with grazing yaks and distant snow-clad peaks. The country’s highest and uncharted peaks, preserved from climbing in reverence, further enhance Bhutan’s allure as a place of deep spiritual and natural respect.
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Why Visit Bhutan?
Biological Hotspot: Bhutan is celebrated for its astonishing biodiversity. With over 700 bird species and 200 mammals inhabiting its vast forests, more than 72% of Bhutan’s land remains under forest cover. This unique biological hotspot shelters tropical, temperate, and alpine ecosystems, each offering nature lovers a glimpse into some of the rarest flora and fauna on Earth.
Himalayan Buddhist Heritage: As one of the last Himalayan kingdoms to uphold a Buddhist culture, Bhutan offers visitors a deeply spiritual journey. Its monastic sites, ancient rituals, and community celebrations immerse travelers in an authentic Himalayan Buddhist tradition that is as beautiful as it is enlightening.
Untouched Mountain Landscapes: Bhutan’s northern region boasts some of the highest unclimbed peaks in the world. The mountains, revered as sacred, remain free from commercial climbing, preserving their untouched splendor. These peaks, combined with Bhutan’s varied altitude ranging from 300 meters to over 7,000 meters, make it a dreamland for mountain enthusiasts.
Pristine Natural Beauty: Bhutan’s seclusion and respect for nature have preserved its environment in pristine condition. Here, visitors find unspoiled forests, crystal-clear rivers, and a land rich in biodiversity. This natural purity, coupled with Bhutan’s vibrant culture, offers a truly ethereal experience.
Hidden Gem of the Himalayas: Isolated from outside influence until the 1960s, Bhutan remains an unspoiled gem, bordered by China and India. Its careful balance of modernity and tradition offers a glimpse into a simpler, harmonious way of life that has remained largely unchanged for centuries.
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Bhutan Tour Packages
AlpineTrav Treks & Expeditions provides carefully curated Bhutan Tourism Package Tours to cater to every taste, budget, and schedule. Whether you are drawn to the bustling cityscapes of Thimphu and Paro or wish to explore the peaceful, scenic beauty of Bumthang and Punakha, our tours offer a variety of experiences designed to leave lasting memories.
Our expert guides and extensive experience ensure that you receive the best value, with insight into Bhutan’s cultural treasures and hidden natural wonders. From intimate private tours to immersive small-group experiences, we help you find the ideal Bhutan tour package, ensuring every detail is taken care of for a seamless journey.
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Bhutan Tour Program – Planning Your Trip
The cost of a Bhutan tour package varies based on factors such as group size, season, and desired comfort level. Bhutan experiences both high and low travel seasons, with lower prices typically available in January, February, June, July, August, and December, while the rest of the year marks the high season with higher rates.
When planning your trip, be sure to review the package inclusions and exclusions. Items like travel insurance, luxury accommodations, visa fees, alcoholic beverages, and Paro airport taxes are often separate from the package cost. A thoughtful approach to these details ensures a smooth, enriching journey through one of the world’s most mesmerizing destinations.
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