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BHUTAN TOUR
 Bhutan, nestling in the heart of the great Himalayas, has for centuries remained aloof from the rest of the world. Since its doors were cautiously opened in 1974, visitors have been mesmerized: the environment is pristine, the scenery and architecture awesome and the people hospitable and charming. The ideal time for trekking late-September to late-November when skies are generally clear and the high mountain peaks rise to a vivid blue sky. March-May is recognized as the second-best time to visit Bhutan for touring and trekking. Though there are more clouds and rain, the magnificent wildflowers are in bloom and bird life is abundant. You're likely to get wet no matter what the season, but avoid the monsoon, June-August, when an average of 0.5m (1.5ft) of rain buckets down in Thimphu and up to 1m (3ft) saturates the eastern hills. Winter is a good time for touring in western Bhutan, bird watching in the subtropical jungles in the south, and white water rafting. The days are sunny and cool but it's quite cold once the sun sets. From December to February the road from Thimphu to Bumthang and the east may be closed because of snow for several days at a time. It would be best not to plan to visit these regions at this time. In recent years overcrowding has become an issue during the major tsechus (Buddhist festivals) at Thimphu and Paro, which coincide with the best seasons. You stand a much better chance of getting flights, accommodation and probably a more intimate and rewarding festival experience if you schedule your trip around one of the other cultural events. |
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| 2 / 1-Phuentsholing2-Paro / 2-Thimpu / 1-Punakha: 6 Nights/ 7 Days | |
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Bhutan remained isolated from the rest of the world and no tourism existed until 1974 preserving the rich natural environment and lively Buddhist culture. Today Bhutan has become one of the most exotic destinations for many international travelers. Every traveler has a lot to anticipate as each minute is exciting to discover a kingdom with incredibly unique and treasured tradition, culture, religion and natural environment which Bhutanese people still strives to preserve in the face of modernity. The social structure of Bhutan is not sagged by the rigidity of the caste system. Bhutanese men wear a Gho, which is longish, robe tied around the waist by a small belt, know as kera. The women’s ankle length dress is called kira, which are brightly colored, finely woven fabrics with traditional patterns. The Bhutanese way of life is greatly influenced by religion. People circumambulating the chortens with prayers beads and twirling prayer wheels are a common sight. Every Bhutanese home has a special room used for prayer, which is known as a chosum (altar). The ancient dances of the Himalayan region have been faithfully preserved in Bhutan since the ages. The extraordinary grace and colour of these energetic, dramatic dances can be etched in the memories of the travelers for a lifetime. Folk songs and dances of the Kingdom are rich and varied. The Bhutanese are a musical people. Folk songs of the itinerant minstrel, the low chanting of the monks, the sound of long horns echoing across the valley, lively processions, scared dances and ancient folk dramas re- enacted, are all a part of rich Bhutanese musical legacy. Bhutan is a sanctuary of magnificent scenery in the heart of Himalayas. The country’s history stretches back to the origins of Buddhism and its spiritually rich people are enterprising, Pragmatic and delightfully humorous. They live in harmony with nature and have evolved a unique identity’ derived largely from a religious and cultural heritage. The Kingdom of Bhutan lies in the eastern Himalayas, between Tibet to the north and the Indian territories of Assam and west Bengal to the south. The Kingdom has a total area of about 47,0000 square kilometers. Monsoon influences promote dense forestation in the region and alpine growth at higher altitudes. The cultivated central uplands and Himalayan foothills support the majority of the population. In the south, the Daurs plain drops sharply away from the Himalayas into large tracts of semi- tropical forest savannah grassland and bamboo jungle. 
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