Welcome to Bhutan
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 strictly limiting the number of tourists to the Kingdom to a maximum of 5000 a year. Western values have little or no impact. There 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. Select the topics from the left menu bar or click here to continue the Tours in Bhutan.
Trip Hightlights
Punakha Festival Tour
Your senses will awake upon entering the impressive courtyard of the Punakha Dzong; " Palace of Great Happiness ". The Dzong lies between two rivers, the Pochu and Mochu, male and female rivers. Read More »
Bhutan Bird watching
Birds in Bhutan can be found from the glacial alpine regions of the north to the sweltering tropics of the south.
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Featured Trips in Bhutan
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- Trekking in Bhutan
- Tours & Sightseeing
Bhtuan Featured Trips
Bhutan culture tour with Chomolhari Trekking: 15 days - NT-B206
Starting at Drukgyel Dzong, Paro this trek passes through scattered hamlets and farmland into a deep and richly forested valley, which leads to a high alpine pastureland where yak herders graze their animals. The trek offers a taste of the great variety of Bhutanese landscape.
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Wheels Across Bhutan - NT-B110
Bhutan's mountainous terrains offer a fascinating adventure for bicycling enthusiasts. The route along Bhutan's West-East Highways (approx. 600 km) is an exciting route with challenges surmounting a new pass over 3000 meters everyday. The highways winding up and down mountains with drops of thousands of feet keep one too high on adrenal in to feel the slightest pinch of monotony.
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Bhutan Trekking Trips
Wild East Rodungla Trekking 18 days- NT-B201
Lunana snowman Trek 28 days- NT-B202
Dur Hot Spring Trekking 17 days- NT-B203
Chilila Nature Trekking : 10 days- NT-B204
Beautiful Laya - Gasa Trek : 20 Days- NT-B205
Bhutan culture tour with Chomolhari Trekking: 15 days - NT-B206
Punakha Festival Culture Tour - Feb. 9th-Feb. 21th 2005- NT-B207
Black Mountain Trek:- 15 Days- NT-B208
Samten - Gang Winter Trekking -10 days- NT-B209
Gangtey -Gogona -Khotokha Winter Trekking- 9 days- NT-B210
Dagala Thousand Lakes Trekking 13 days- NT-B212
Dagala Botanical Trekking 15 days- NT-B214
Druk Path Trekking and Bhutan Tour: 12 Days- NT-B217
Gangtey Gompa Trek :- 10 Days- NT-B219
Bhutan Tours & Sightseeing
Bird Watching Trips
Birding and Tour in Bhutan - 15 days
Bhutan 's extensive bird list reflects the kingdom's wide range of agro-ecological environments, from subtropical to alpine. Currently 675 species have been recorded in Bhutan . Most widely known are the Black Neck Cranes, a rare and endangered crane. In Bhutan , the Black Neck Crane holds a special place in folklore and Bhutanese hearts. To injure a Black Neck Crane in Bhutan is go to prison for life.


Just want to say a quick thanks to Bishnu and his team at Nature Trail. I had a limited amount of time to travel through Nepal and Bhutan, and needed some help to make it





