Bhutan, often known as the “Land of Happiness,” is a perfect vacation spot for newlyweds. The ideal tranquil setting for relaxation, enjoying, and expressing your moments Compared to other places,

Bike trips are becoming more and more well-liked in Bhutan. The majority of visitors are from the neighboring nations. Biking in Bhutan offers you to experience clean, lush, mixed greenery

The “Traditional Bhutanese Wedding” does not only feature a simple exchange of rings. It provides you with an opportunity to experience and witness a traditional Bhutanese wedding ceremony. A wedding

Cycling enthusiasts may go on an exciting trip with a cycling tour. We organize both road cycling and off-road mountain biking. Cycling in Bhutan gives you the chance to ride

Bhutan is rated as one of the “top ten global hot spots” in the world. Forests covering 72.5% of the country offer a large opportunity to spot 770 species of

“Bhutan Walking Tours” extends an invitation to everyone who loves excitement and hiking. Hiking in Bhutan offers you with the chance to experience pristine, lush, mixed vegetation, clean air, picturesque

Bhutan has numerous watersheds with 109 unique fish species. Due to the presence of the Buddhist religion, it is an unexplored fishing location. Bhutan’s rivers are crystal-clear and unspoiled, with

Bhutan Golf Tours” extends an invitation to all golf enthusiasts. The golf course in Bhutan is estimated to be the highest in the world (7700 feet above sea level). The

Meditation, retreats, yoga, and other spiritual practices have their origins in Tibet and Bhutan. Bhutan is a Buddhist nation. According to the Buddha, all of our issues and suffering are

Bhutan is renowned as a “Photography Paradise or Destination” due to its extensive and distinctive culture. The world’s most picturesque landscapes, rivers, green valleys, breathtaking views of the snow-capped Himalayan

Bhutan is one of the few wholly organic countries in food production with different cuisines. Bhutanese cuisine is primarily spicy; chili is used as main recipes. “Ema Dashi,” known as

“White River Rafting” (Mo Chhu, Pho Chhu, and Paro Chhu) invites everyone who is interested in traveling on an adventurous itinerary. With a maximum depth of 5 meters, Bhutan’s rivers

Bhutan’s first helicopter service began on November 11, 2015. Tourists and residents can rent the Royal Bhutan Helicopter Service (RBHS), which is also utilized by the government for life-saving emergencies.