Under the supervision of people’s king Jigme Khersar Namgyel Wangchuk. Bhutan, a peaceful and tiny landlock country nested in the Himalayas between two powerful neighbors, India and China. 

The Bhutanese name for Bhutan is, Druk Yul means “Land of the Thunder Dragon”. The nation extends from subtropical valleys and fields to snowcapped mountain ranges. This scene makes it the ideal spot to trek through the great valleys or soak mountains to visit antiquated design and Buddhist sanctuaries. 

Shangrila of hidden treasure with untouched diversity, unique cultures, and festivals. With rich history implanted into the general public and shows through the celebration reenactments. Bhutan, covered with 70% nature green, and it’s land formation, It has become a definitive visitor goal for travelers, otherworldly arousals, and tranquil looks.

How to get to Bhutan

Druk Air, The Royal Bhutan Airlines flights from Nepal (Kathmandu), India (New Delhi, Kolkata, Bagdogra, Guwahati, and Gaya), Bangladesh (Dhaka), Thailand (Bangkok), Singapore (Changi) and United Arab Emirates (Dubai), or travel overland through India to Bhutan by means of Phuentsoling, Samdrup Jongkhar, and Gelephu. Since time is running short devouring preparation for the overland visit, taking off to Paro Airport must be the most advantageous alternative for you to enter Bhutan.

National Dress

Men wear long robe hoisted up until its knee called ‘Gho’ held in place with a woven belt called ‘kara’. Women wear ‘kira’ along with ‘Tego’. The national dress was introduced by  Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal during the 17th century.

National Animal

The national animal, Taken or gnu goat is found above 4,000 meters above the sea level. Takin has a stocky body on short legs with two-toed hoofed feet. It has a long nose and hefty horns. These creatures feed on bamboo, grass, leaves, and different plants. Takin is uncommon, thusly they are an imperiled species.

National Tree

Himalayan Cypress found in the temperate zone between attitudes of 1800m and 3500m. Has a significant relation with the religion of the country. To the Bhutanese, its capacity to get by on rough territory speaks to fortitude and effortlessness.

National Sport

Weapon of war for decades back, the arrow and bow. In 1971, the government of Bhutan has officially announced the archery as the national game. All villages in the kingdom have space for this game to be played. 

National flower

The national flower of Bhutan is the Himalayan Blue Poppy. This extraordinary flower grows above tree level on the rough mountain regions.