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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...

July, 26 – Medical tests at the public health laboratory in Thimphu have confirmed the outbreak of H1N1 in Tsirang. Three blood samples from the dzongkhag were sent to Thimphu for test on July 23, the results of which, the Tsirang district medical officer Dr Chabilal Adhikari said, were returned the next day over the telephone. “All three had... [Read more of this review]

July 25 - If the morning wind in Tshimasham is like blowing from a fan, Wangduephodrang is called Windy Phodrang because of the strong winds, which many believe come from a “wind hole” behind the dzong. But speed alone is not enough, if Bhutan is to harness wind energy, an alternate source, to enhance the country’s energy security. Officials from... [Read more of this review]

July, 19 – If numbers mean anything, then the Miss Bhutan 2010 is not attracting enough. From the auditions held in three districts of Thimphu, Paro for Haa, Punakha for Gasa and Wangduephodrang and Gelephu for Tsirang and Dagana, the audition team listed only about 30 names. The audition kicked off in Thimphu on June 25. “I don’t know why... [Read more of this review]

July, 19 – “I see website and email addresses on the signboards of shops now, back then it was just the telephone numbers,” said Philip Smith. “I’m happy to have been a part of this.” In 1999, Bhutan went online. The man who connected Bhutan was Philip Smith. Some time in March of 1999, Philip, a computer engineer, received a phone call.... [Read more of this review]