TOURS
Tours, which provide glimpses into Bhutan's cultural life, religion, arts and architecture, are an opportunity
to expand your horizons and make cross cultural connections.
 Our cultural adventures meander through the country's major cities, rural villages and majestic scenery.We visit festivals,
monasteries, Dzongs and museums.Listed below are a range of trips that explore the cultural life of Bhutan.
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TREKKING
Planning your trek is half the fun! We will help you select a trip that matches your fitness level, time, budget and interests.
 All of our treks include a couple of days for acclimatization and touring, and some have more touring than trekking.
Trekking trips can be longer or shorter to meet your schedule, and you can always add more touring and maybe a festival.
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TRAVEL INFOMATION
Making arrangements for a trip to Bhutan is a little different from traveling to other countries. In order to get a visa your trip must be prepaid,
including the Druk Air tickets, through a Bhutanese-licensed travel agency.  The exact timing of your trip will depend on the availability of flights. Druk Air, the airline that flies into Bhutan, has only two Airbus A-319s
that fly from Delhi and Kathmandu on Mondays and Thursdays and Bangkok and Calcutta on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Read more...
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ABOUT BHUTAN
Bhutan, or "Druk Yul," means Land of the Thunder Dragon. It is a speck on the map bordered by Tibet (China)
in the north and India in the south, east and west.  The land area covers 38,394 square kilometers - comparable to Switzerland (about half the size of the State of Indiana in the U. S.).
Although small in size, Bhutan is rich in terms of culture and bio-diversity.
It has often been referred to as the "world's last Shangri-La" because of its remotness.
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