

Bhutan is a Buddhist kingdom nestled between its neighbours China and India. It is the last Himalayan kingdom enveloped in intense mystery. However, this country is a surprise mix of traditional Buddhist culture and modern developments. The Bhutanese name for Bhutan, Druk Yul, means "Land of the Thunder Dragon". Bhutan offers unique architectural marvels, tsechuas (dance forms), cuisines, textiles, handicrafts, trekking trails, and archery competitions all under its umbrella. What more can a traveller need?
Bhutan is carbon neutral and includes an exquisite collection of flora and fauna, making it a picture perfect destination.
Bhutan is a Buddhist kingdom nestled between its neighbours China and India. It is the last Himalayan kingdom enveloped in intense mystery. However, this country is a surprise mix of traditional Buddhist culture and modern developments. The Bhutanese name for Bhutan, Druk Yul, means "Land of the Thunder Dragon". Bhutan…
Cuisine

Pork & Rice

Butter Tea

Ema Dachi
Languages

Nepali

English

Dzonkha

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Drukpath Trek

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travel tips
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Sale of tobacco is banned in Bhutan resulting in the prohibition of smoking in many public areas. You can bring your own cigarettes and ask your guide where you can light up.
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The Indian Rupee in denominations of 200 and 2000 is no longer accepted in Bhutan and some don’t prefer taking 500 too. So it is better if you carry change or pay by card.
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ATMs in Bhutan are available only in the main towns and often don’t work. If they do, you are able to withdraw only small amounts. However, you can pay via cards at most places.
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Do not forget your warm clothes at home. It gets chilly sometimes even in summers. Also, before taking pictures in certain areas, ask your guide if photography is permitted.