Tour Guide, Thimphu, Bhutan
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The Land of Thunder Dragon, Bhutan is known for its stunning landscapes, legendary ancient temples and fortresses, spicy yet delicious food, colourful festivals and most of all its authenticity. If you wish to slow down your fast-paced city life and relish a moment or two in the lap of Himalayas, Bhutan is the place for you! The charms of this isolated Himalayan Kingdom are knitted strong within its cultural realms. The government takes all measures to preserve its culture, history and rich tradition.
So why spend your money to come here?
1. Happiness is the key to Bhutan’s Tourism – Bhutan prides itself on its sustainable approach to tourism. Bhutan is the only country to measure GNH or Gross National Happiness as an indicator of its prosperity.
2. Traditional. Authentic. Pure. Divine – Imagine what it is travelling in a country where the natives live by their traditions and values, the environment, legacy and future are of utmost importance to the government and everyone looks forward to development-the cultural way? That’s Bhutan!
3. Low Volume, High Impact – With a tariff of US $250/tourist (except for tourists traveling from India, Bangladesh, & Maldives) to be spent every day makes Bhutan appear as one of the most expensive destinations. However, the amount includes accommodation, food, transport and an official guide. Moreover, to burst the myth there is no limit to tourist visas.
4. Food Utopia – A country where rice is red and chillies aren’t just a seasoning but the most important ingredient. Their national dish, Ema Datshi, is a fiery blend of green chillies smothered in cheese.
5. A Cultural Legacy – Bhutan is a land of monasteries and fortresses. Buddhism is deeply engraved in the soul of the country and is driven with interesting cultural beliefs.
6. Natural Wonders – Experience Bhutan’s natural wonder first-hand when exploring the beautiful nation. Travel across the mountain passes- dazzling with rhododendrons in spring. Trek across the mountains and witness the flora & fauna riches, unique mammals & birds protected in several national parks.
7. Welcomes with Goodbye – Visit the most hospitable country across the world and let the warm smiles and ‘goodbyes’ (used for welcoming people in Bhutan) invite you the Land of the Thunder Dragon.
We bring to you reasons why you should visit Bhutan at least once in a lifetime to explore the treasure box of a traditional Himalayan Life.