The Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan is fast emerging fromcenturies of self imposed isolation. First opened to tourists in 1974 in very regulated manner upon the coronation of present Bhutanese King, this mountain kingdom is still perhaps the world's most exclusive tourists destination. Due to the Royal Government's far-sighted policy to preserve the countries pristine environment and its culture, the harmful effects to industrialization and mass tourism on the environment and the traditional lifestyle of Bhutanese have been carefully avoided. This makes Bhutan a truly unique destination. An unspoiled country with majestic mountains, a unique cultural heritage preserved for many centuries, an architectural style like no other, a landfill of warm hearted and friendly people, reveals a true paradise in the lost era of the present century.

Tour in Bhutan is still a relatively unknown tourist destination, and tourism is highly regulated by the government. If you want to visit Bhutan, you must do so through a licensed Bhutanese tour company. You are unable to desigen your holiday tour the country on your own. This policy ensures that when you come to Bhutan, you will be immersed in a culture and environment that have been carefully preserved.
The tourist destination of Bhutan offers an array of exciting activities as well as some wonderful sight seeing places. We provide excellent tour and travel packages to Bhutan that will far surpass your expectations. Our tours combine traveling to some of the best tourist sites as well as indulging in adventure sports like mountain biking, river rafting and rock climbing. Our Tour Packages are cost effective and convenient travel options that can be tailor made to your requirements. So the next time you plan a vacation, think of a visit to the ethnic 'Land of the Peaceful Thunder Dragon!'

Bhutan is a tiny monarchy sandwiched between its giant neighbors India and China. The landlocked Buddhist state, though poor, is a calm, peaceful state with devoutly religious people. The state is known as a modern Shangri La because of its discouragement of foreign cultural influences and limited number of visitors allowed into the country. However, with the recent opening up of the country, the world is just beginning to recognize the charms of this Himalayan kingdom, with unexplored mountains, virgin forests and little waterfalls dotting the region.

The capital, Thimphu, is considered one of the smallest capital cities in the world. It is the largest and most populated city of Bhutan. All buildings in Thimphu, throughout Bhutan in fact, are built on traditional Bhutanese architectural principles.

Location:-            South Asia, sandwiched between the borders of India and China.

Capital:-         Thimphu

Language:-            Dzonkha, English are the official languages

Climate:-            The northern parts of the country are intensely cold, especially in winters. The summers are pleasant.The temperatures in Southern Bhutan are moderate and the climate is pleasant.

Currency:-            Ngultrum. The Indian Rupee is also accepted during transactions.

Country Code:- 975

Activities:-            Trekking, Mountaineering, Cultural Tours are the main activities for

tourists. Limited facilities are available for biking and rafting

How to Reach Bhutan :-Paro International Airport lies 2 hours' drive from the capital Thimphu. Regular flights operate between Paro and Kathmandu in Nepal, or Delhi and Kolkata in India, operated by Druk Air, Bhutan's national carrier. Bhutan has a system of well-maintained roads for travel within the country.