Bhutan Travel Info

Bhutan calls itself Druk Yul, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, and it remains one of the only countries on Earth that measures its progress in Gross National Happiness rather than GDP alone. 

Wedged between India and China along the eastern Himalayas, this small kingdom of dzongs, prayer flags, and forested valleys deliberately keeps its visitor numbers low so its culture and landscape stay intact. 

A well-planned Bhutan tour is still one of the most rewarding and least crowded Himalayan experiences you can book anywhere in the world.

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Climate of Bhutan

The climate of Bhutan varies with variations in the altitude of the place. While extreme cold and high wind are found in the great Himalayas, the weather is temperate in...

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Geography of Bhutan

Bhutan is located towards the eastern extreme of the Himalayan range, between China on the north and India on the south. A small landlocked country, its total area is 46,500...

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History of Bhutan

Bhutan opened its borders to the outside world only in 1974, timed deliberately to coincide with the coronation of the Fourth King, His Majesty Jigme Singye Wangchuck. 

That very first year,...

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Culture of Bhutan

Culture of Bhutan is very unique. For a long period of time, Bhutan remained isolated, from the outer world, which has helped it preserve its unique cultural heritage. Tourists were...

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Religion of Bhutan

Religions in Bhutan are estimated 95 percent of Bhutanese follow Buddhism. The large of the population in the western and central Bhutan are descendants of Tibetan immigrants and follow the...

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