Bhutan Travel Consultant

07/11/2022

Bhutan beautiful people. Bless your eyes.

07/11/2022

National dress of Bhutan.
Tourism Council of Bhutan . . .

02/11/2022

Relax in a hot stone bath.
A traditional Bhutanese hot stone bath uses rocks taken from the river that are heated till red hot and then placed in the bath water. The rocks then crack and steam, releasing key minerals into the water which alleviate aches and pains and are said to have broader medicinal properties.
The hot stone bath is a ritual in itself and traditionally these baths were taken close to rivers from where the best stones could be sourced.

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Beautiful Bhutan . .

29/10/2022

Do you love to mingle, cook and eat together with our Bhutanese monk?
Please contact us for your necessary arrangement. Beautiful BhutanTourism Council of BhutanDrukair, Royal Bhutan AirlinesBhutan Airlines - Thailand

28/10/2022

Bhutan Travel Consultant Beautiful Bhutan . .

When it comes to culinary trips, Bhutan has a remarkable variety of regional specialties to offer. You will find amazing dining and drinking destinations across the country, making the gastronomy experience a rewarding one. Bhutan’s cuisine is a blend of recipes from all parts of the country, from corn, rice, wheat, barley and butter to of course chilli and cheese. Come for the burning hot ema datsi (chilli cheese) and stay for the matsutake mushroom dishes, one of the world’s most sought-after mushrooms.

05/08/2021

Press Release TCB

Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB) is happy to inform that TCB will accept applications for inbound tourists, who are agreeable to stay in the facility quarantine for 21 days with the following conditions.
Interested inbound tourist to apply through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator.

- Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) per person per night will be levied for the 21 days quarantine period.
- Bear charges for 21 days facility quarantine (room & food).
- Entry will be facilitated only for those coming via air.
- Minimum Daily Package Rate (MDPR) will be applicable for the entire tour duration after the mandatory quarantine.
- Bear the cost for all tests as per the COVID-19 requirement.
- Strictly follow COVID-19 protocol and TCB guidelines.
- Need to have insurance coverage.
- Produce a COVID-19 negative certificate issued by a laboratory certified to carry out RT-PCR test, not earlier than 72 hours before embarking or the initiation of a journey from the country of origin.

In addition, it is encouraged to have both the doses of COVID-19 vaccine and also to check for other travel requirements if transiting through another country.

01/05/2019

Must do place in Paro.
hike up to Taktsang Monastery, also known as ‘Tiger’s Nest’. Hanging magically from a rather steep cliff, the Taktshang monastery is a monument of genuine pride for the Bhutanese nation. It defies architectural principles to the core and amazes tourists from around the world

01/05/2019

25 .Things you can do in Haa .
1.Tergo la trek
2.Nob Tshonapatra Trek
3.Jo-Batsho Trek(Sombaykha)
4.Meri puensum Hike
5.Neru Trail Hike
6.live Hoentoey making experience
7.Mt.Avaloketesvara around hike via shekar Drak.
8.visit to 4 prominent Goempas of Haa
9.Visit to Haa valley cooperative(milk processing unit at Tselungkha)
11.visit to National lake and reverne research centre
12.Sagala hike
13.Kalela Hike
14.Zolela hike via Haa Goenpa
16.Chelela to Katsho village hike via Jungney drag Hike.
17.experincing homestay life and hotstone bath.
18.summer festival
19.Bongko (festival)
20.Haa Tshechu
21.Wangtsa Gyencham(village festival)
21.Haa Goenpa Dhen-zhey
22.Bha-ngey Gaytok tsechu(village festival)
23.visit to ancient temples (black and white temple)
24.Goensakha hike.
25.fishing (catch and release)