Bhutan

Bhutan is known as the country of the peaceful Dragon. It is located in a secluded corner within the east of Himalaya which is sandwiched by Tibet in the northern part, Tibet to the north and Indian States that comprise Sikkim towards the west. Assam towards the east as well as Arunachal Pradesh in the eastern. The border region creates a huge staircase starting from the grassy floodplains in the north and reverie forests to the south, through semi-tropical and alpine forest to some of the highest and unclimbed Himalayan mountains on the planet.

A large portion of the people remains in isolated, small farms and hamlets that are surrounded by fields that are terraced with cereal and rice. Higher altitudes, in valleys that are isolated, people remain in tents made out of yak hair. They spend the majority of the year in alpine pastures feeding their livestock. A large portion of Bhutan is covered with dense forest that supports the diversity of both birds and plants. Beyond the tree line, the countryside is wild and rugged and the mountains remain unexplored and offer the most beautiful hiking in the Himalayas.

For centuries, Bhutan was isolated from its neighbors because of its remoteness as a result of its inaccessibility, the trip the country of Bhutan is like traveling back through time, and to a mysterious area that is unaffected by the effects of human progress, the Last Shangri-La because of its remoteness, its breathtaking landscape, diverse species of fauna and flora, and distinctive old Buddhist monasteries. The area is largely unexplored of Asia and allows the most discerning travellers to travel to the country on special travel visas.

The country’s isolation has led to its customs and culture remaining nearly the same over centuries. Our daily departures allow visitors to explore the breathtaking beautiful valley of the alps, flanked by the steep slopes and terraced fields filled with temples. While travelers are welcome in Bhutan, the amount of visitors entering Bhutan is limited and the country has managed to stay almost unaffected by external influences and its culture the architecture, its environment, and culture largely identical to what they have been for centuries.

Travelers to Bhutan will be amazed by the bliss of a beautiful and exotic country, with its fortresses of antiquity, monasteries and temples, which are adorned with magnificent architecture and exquisite artwork that adorns the countryside. Bhutan is blessed with breathtaking natural beauty, and is surrounded with holy mountains, stunning mountains and holy lakes. Bhutan is certainly one of the world’s most sought-after tourist destinations.

There is a reason that Bhutanese calendar is marked by a variety of “Tsechus” or festivals, which are eagerly anticipated events that are made memorable by vibrant and colorful mask dances, folk dances and religious allegorical plays which are held in the cobbled courtyards of the many Dzongs. in this traditional and ancient place, it’s only appropriate that archery is the Bhutan national sport.