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Bhutan Tourism

Bhutan tourism is one of the fastest growing industries in Bhutan. The country today is seen as one of the most sought-after destinations in South Asia, primarily because of its rich natural and cultural heritage. Bhutan's tourism policy of high-value low-impact tourism policy revolves around what is considered in the West as sustainable tourism.
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FAQs

Below are some frequently asked questions and answers related to traveling in Bhutan. We have tried to put together the most common doubts. If you have any further doubts you can write to us and we will get back to you at the earliest possible time. You can ask us about tourism in Bhutan or any questions that crosses your mind.
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Why Bhutan

You can visit Bhutan for sightseeing, mountain biking, rafting, Eco-tourism, filming or for any specific interest you might have. Festivals in Bhutan are a major attractions. Read more on festivals

For Indian tourists

Indians and Bangladeshis do not require visa to travel in Bhutan. Indians can travel on their own or use the service of a tourism company in Bhutan.
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Announcements

Mountain biking event: Tour of the dragon

Seminar on Gross National Happiness

FIFA World Cup Trophy In Bhutan

Birdwatching in Bhutan

Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour

Bhutan International Marathon

Bhutan Phallus Tour

Some of our Treks (FULL LIST)

Merak Sakten trek

Trek Category: Moderate
Duration : 14 days
Merek Sakten trek will take you to two of the remotest villages Merak and Sakten in eastern Bhutan. Merak Sakten was closed to tourists for decades until recently. People of Merak and Sakten lead a nomadic life mostly depending on their livestock. Read more on Merak Sakten Trek

Samtengang Trek

Trek Category: Easy
Duration : days
Samtengang trek is a short trek passing through villages in Punakha. This trek is most suited during winter when the climate is warm and moderate in Punakha and Wangduephodrang.. Read more on Samtengang Trek

Sinchula Trek

Trek Category: Moderate
Duration : days
Sinchula trek is a short trek from Thimphu to Punakha. This trek is a relatively easy trek done mostly in winter as the route is infested with leeches during the summer. Read more on Sinchula Trek

Druk path Trek

Trek Category: Challenging
Duration : days
Druk path trek is a short trek starting in Paro and ending in Thimphu or vice versa. The highest point on the trek is about 4,300 metres. This beautiful trek passes through beautiful mountains and valleys and several lakes filled with trouts. Read more on Druk Path Trek