AHKE Adventure Travel

05/04/2026

Our nation in diversity is our strength.

Adventure Travel Trade Association
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Global Sustainable Tourism Council - GSTC
Global Tourism Forum
Thailand EcoTourism

05/10/2025

05/10/2025

Merak is a remote gewogs under the Merak-Sakteng Dungkhag in Trashigang Dzongkhag. It is located in the eastern part of the Dzongkhag and shares a boundary with Shongphu gewog in the west, Sakteng gewog in the north, Kangpara gewog in the south and the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh in the east.

05/10/2025

Celebrating my 14th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

22/08/2025

Another beautiful day in Thimphu.

28/06/2025

Invited to remote valley of Khothakha for these moments.

07/06/2025

Butter lamp offering!

28/05/2025

On the way to Tshalu Ney. A remote village in between Phajoding and Jele Dzong on the Drukpath trek trial.

26/04/2025

Welcome to Bhutan; “Their Majesties the King and Queen of Thailand”.

His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua arrived in Bhutan this morning on a four-day State Visit, accompanied by Her Majesty Queen Suthida, at the invitation of His Majesty The King and people of Bhutan.

Their Majesties the King and Queen of Thailand were accorded a warm welcome to Bhutan by entire nation, reflecting the close ties of friendship and goodwill shared between the two Kingdoms.

Schoolchildren lined the route from Paro to Thimphu, waving flags and offering flowers, while cultural performances were held along the way to honour the visiting royals.

16/04/2025

Buddhist practitioners are growing around oriental region in Asia and amongst Hispanic native in Europe and North America.

Solace, and peace of mind it offer to followers had allowed great human like Steven Siegel and Jet Li embrace some Buddhist practices to benefit them.

Adventure Travel Trade Association

04/02/2025

While the waterfalls themselves are the main attraction, the culinary experiences near these natural wonders are equally enticing. Many local restaurants and homestays near popular waterfall sites offer traditional Bhutanese cuisine, allowing visitors to refuel with authentic flavors after a day of exploration.Don’t miss the opportunity to try ema datshi, Bhutan’s fiery national dish of chili peppers and cheese, or buckwheat noodles, a specialty of the Bumthang region. For a truly immersive experience, some locals offer cooking classes where you can learn to prepare these dishes yourself, adding a flavorful dimension to your waterfall adventure. SUSTAINABLE TOURISM: PRESERVING BHUTAN’S NATURAL TREASURESBhutan’s commitment to environmental conservation is evident in its approach to tourism, including the preservation of its waterfalls and surrounding ecosystems. The country’s “High Value, Low Impact” tourism policy ensures that these natural wonders remain pristine for generations to come.As a visitor, you can contribute to these conservation efforts by following Leave No Trace principles, supporting eco-friendly accommodations, and respecting local guidelines. By doing so, you become part of Bhutan’s unique approach to balancing tourism with environmental stewardship. BEYOND THE FALLS: EXTENDING YOUR BHUTANESE ADVENTUREWhile the hidden waterfalls of Bhutan are undoubtedly captivating, they are just one facet of this extraordinary kingdom. Consider extending your stay to explore the country’s rich cultural heritage, visit ancient dzongs (fortresses), or participate in colorful festivals that offer insight into Bhutanese traditions and beliefs.