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Bhutan, the land of the thunder dragon, is a landlocked nation
in South Asia surrounded by the kingdom of Nepal in the east,
the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh in the west and Tibet
(popularly known as the roof of the world) in the north. Nestled
in the lap of the great Himalayas, Bhutan is known for its
exceptional natural beauty and a unique fascinating culture.
The people of Bhutan are known for their vibrant and lively
lifestyle and warm hospitality. Often referred to as "the
living museum" of the world, Bhutan is famous for its
well-preserved historical cities and ruins, Dzongs (Fortress)
with their remarkable architectural style, Buddhist monasteries
and temples etc. Bhutan also offers an exciting destination
for wildlife enthusiasts and adventure seekers as the kingdom
has some of the most challenging trekking routes in the Himalayas.
Tourist Destinations in Bhutan
The Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan offers a host of tourist
attractions to its visitors. Known for its striking natural
beauty, Bhutan has some of the loveliest snow-capped mountain
ranges, lush green valleys, cascading waterfalls, and wildlife
sanctuaries in the world. Its unique and well-preserved historical
sites, including historical ruins, Dzongs, Buddhist monasteries
and temples, are truly a tourist's delight. On tours to Bhutan
you can visit Thimphu, perhaps the smallest capital
city in the world, situated on a hillside on the bank of a
sylvan river. Thimphu is regarded as the storehouse of Bhutanese
traditional art, architecture, culture, and tradition. Visit
the famous Trashi Chhoe Dzong (the fortress of Glorious Religion),
the Memorial Chorten, School of Arts and Crafts, Royal Bhutan
Golf Course, the Weekend Market, and the National Institute
of Traditional Medicine, among other tourist attractions of
Thimphu. Paro is the other most attractive tourist
destination in Bhutan. Situated in the picturesque Paro Valley,
Paro is known for its enchanting beauty and amazing historic
structures. Visit the Rinpung Dzong, Ta Dzong - an ancient
watchtower, Taktsang Monastery and the National Museum on
your Paro Tour. Bhumthang, Tashigang, Tongsa, Phobjika
and Punakha are other major tourist destinations in Bhutan.
These beautiful destinations are famous for their Dzongs,
palaces, temples and Buddhist monasteries. Phobjika is popular
for the Black Mountain National Park, the most important wildlife
reserve in Bhutan. The Park is home to the endangered Black-necked
Cranes, Barking Deer, Wild Boars, Leopards, Himalayan Black
Bears and Red Foxes. Other not-to-be-missed tourist destinations
in Bhutan include Sengor and Namning, famous
for their cascading waterfalls.
Things to Do
On a Bhutan Tour, you can enjoy a range of leisure and recreational
activities like trekking, hiking, river rafting, wildlife
excursions, bird watching and shopping. Bhutan has some of
the finest and most challenging trekking routes in the world.
Enjoy trekking to snow-capped mountain peaks, passes and lush
valleys that never fail to mesmerize you with their exceptional
natural charm. Shopping for exotic handicraft items in the
emporia and local markets of Thimphu promises to be an exciting
experience for you.
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