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Bhutan Wilderness Travel opens up a whole new world for the travelers wishing to visit Bhutan with a panorama of tours to show the best aspects of this extraordinary country. You will see the people and their way of life, the great Himalayan mountains on remote trekking routes, the spectacularly colorful and genuinely traditional festivals, the citadels of Himalayan Buddhism; and you will feel the breath of mystery and power which still abides in this unique and hidden kingdom. If there is magic left in this world, here is where you will find it.The Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan retains a mystique that many other remote destinations have long since lost. Sandwiched between India and China, and separated from Nepal by intervening Sikkim, this tiny country at the eastern end of Himalaya is roughly about the size of Switzerland and yet it is staggeringly diverse in landscape, culture and biodiversity. Buddhism pervades every element of Bhutanese history and daily life; even the most mundane experiences can be tinged with spiritual significance. Steep valley walls and mountains rise all around, dotted with prayer flags and monasteries in improbable places, while to the north numerous snowy peaks soar to more than 7000 m.
Bhutan known to the Bhutanese as Druk Yul, The Land of The Thunder Dragon, is truly another world. We invite you to discover it with us!
Tashi Delek!

Bhutan News Headline...

9 March: Picture ourselves looking for a needle amidst a stack of hay and finding not one, but scores of them. We will be baffled. And baffled we are, learning that there are several gays, lesbians and heterosexuals amidst us. It is the diffusion of western life, which Globalization ferried to Bhutan. This is what most of us would say. Others would... [Read more of this review]

9 March: Behind the curtains of conventions, homosex­uality is fast rearing its controversial head. Though gay and lesbian relationships are considered a taboo in Bhutan, there is an increasing number of them, thriving behind closed doors. “I want to be free” says Sengkey, a young man with a normal career and friends. He has the same interests... [Read more of this review]

8 March: Bhutanese textiles wowed the crowd at the Lakme Fashion Week 2010. Inspired by her recent visit to Bhutan, Indian designer Babita Malkani showcased a variety of Bhutanese textiles at the Summer Resort 2010 – Lakme Fashion Week. Keeping Bhutan as her theme, Babita Malkani’s Boho Chic line was an ode to the monasteries and architecture of... [Read more of this review]

March 5: A six-member team led by TCB started a countrywide hotel standardization and classification assessment yes­terday. The assessment is in line with the government’s decision which requires all hotels catering to tourists to be upgraded to a minimum of three star category. The month-long exercise will assesses tourist hotels and accommodations... [Read more of this review]