Bhutan Travel Blog - Page 9
People from all over the world have written about Bhutan in blogs, forums and magazines, some of which are out of date due to change in geography, policies and with time.
Bhutan consistently features as a top hotspot tourist destination for travelers from all over the world and many travel products have been explored in line with the change in the taste, requirements, habits and preferences of the tourists.
A dedicated core team from Bhutan Swallowtail will be updating on a regular basis about everything regarding Bhutan and make this page into a one-stop information center.
Few Facts About Bhutan
Bhutan is a last kingdom in South Asia and the country known for Gross National Happiness as the guiding principle of development. Its culture and tradition very unique to the neighbouring country and to the world. Learn some few facts about Bhutan
Brief History of Bhutan
The tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan is located in the mighty Himalayas, between two giant countries of India in the south and China in the North. Bhutan’s rich history can be traced back to the 7th and 8th Century when Guru Padmasambhava visited Bhutan and introduced Mahayana Buddhism.
How To Get VISA to Bhutan
All tourists must obtain a visa clearance prior to travel to Bhutan. Visas are processed through an online system by your licensed Bhutanese tour operator, directly or through a foreign travel agent.
Why USD 200 during Lean and 250 during the Peak Seasons while Visiting Bhutan?
The myth of travelling to Bhutan being expensive may probably have marred many travel enthusiasts from even considering visiting Bhutan. On the Contrary, travelling and holiday in Bhutan is not at all expensive if one really considers the fact and logic behind the rates levied. The minimum daily tariff of USD 200 for off season (Jan, Feb, June, July, August & December) and USD 250 for peak season fixed by the Tourism Council of Bhutan has many practical reasons.
Bhutan for Potographers
As you travel to Bhutan, you will learned that Bhutan is one of the least unexplored country in the world and ranked amongst the top ten ultimate tourist destination and global hotspots. Cradled in the folds of the mighty Himalayan ranges this tiny Kingdom of Bhutan- the peaceful Thunder Dragon remains an exotic destination and top of the bucket list for travelling. Situated on the eastern Himalayas, Bhutan sits inconspicuously in between two giant nations – China in the north and India to the south.
Sandwiched in between two mighty nations, Bhutan is an independent country and was never colonized by any foreign power (definitely not because of lack of trying)! History records show that Bhutan was invaded by both the countries centuries ago, but were successfully chased out and defeated.
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