Bhutan Phyakar Tours and Treks

12/02/2024

As Tourism Policies are reviewed some potential strategies come up

On the first day in the office, the Prime Minister with the Cabinet Ministers issued four Executive Orders and ten directives to different ministries.

Among these directives, the Ministry of Industry Commerce and Employment (MoICE) was tasked with drafting a detailed Action Plan to boost tourist arrivals and submitting a report with suggestions on promoting tourism in southern border towns by March 1, 2024.

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On the first day in the office, the Prime Minister with the Cabinet Ministers issued four Executive

09/02/2024

Wishing you a Happy Losar filled with good health, prosperity, and blessings for the year ahead!

08/02/2024

05/02/2024

https://www.cntraveller.com/article/is-luxury-travel-in-bhutan-truly-sustainable?fbclid=IwAR37miiBNbREqnMeU250wYEtP6kNMiTIbUQqzu16pKlEBUIdYKtS9Qx8TZE

Editor Juliet Kinsman finally visits her top eco bucket-list destination with expectations ‘as high as the Himalayas.’

04/02/2024

Offering prayers on the birth anniversary of Our Gyelsay 👑 Wishing a Happy Birthday to our precious Jewel 🇧🇹

16/11/2022

Take the time to travel and explore before we regret it. You never know when a chance will come your way, so don't waste it thinking about it, just pack your bag and travel.

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15/11/2022

Descending of Lord Buddha 🙏🏻🙏🏻

15/11/2022

In this small Himalayan kingdom 🇧🇹 , visitors will find a plethora of historical, religious and adventure attractions. Despite its awe-inspiring mountainous landscape🏔️ , the country is home to vibrant cultures that enchant and charm.

08/11/2022

Have you heard of the Bhutan National Animal?

Takin (Burdorcas taxicolor) is the national animal of Bhutan. There is also a mythological and religious significance to this bovid. There are only a few of these animals left today, so it has a conservation status of "vulnerable."

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08/11/2022

Terton Pema Lingpa had a vision of the sacred treasures that Guru Rimpoche had hidden within the lake centuries before, according to legend. The people of Tang, however, and the local ruler, were skeptical of his claims. Pema Lingpa jumped into the lake with a butter lamp in his hand to prove his claims.

He reappeared after a long time under water, holding a chest and a scroll of paper, the butter lamp in his hand still burning brightly. Following that, the lake was dubbed Mebartsho (the burning Lake). Mebar Tsho is one of the most sacred sites in the region because it is associated with the renowned religious treasurer.

08/11/2022

Visitors are in love of this Himalayan kingdom's exquisite culture and scenery, which has only recently been accessible to the outside world since the 1970s. It resembles a forgotten paradise. Here, there is a feeling of mystery and purity.

As soon as you get off the plane, you can breathe in the clean air and smile at the kind residents. You'll be in awe of magnificent snow-capped mountains and verdant forested valleys. Bhutan's reputation as "the Last Shangri-La" is therefore not surprising.

31/10/2022

The picturesque Phobjikha valley, set against the backdrop of the Black Mountain Range, has a diverse flora and fauna. This, combined with the spiritual significance of the Gangtey Monastery, has drawn religious and ecotourism to the valley. The Phobjikha valley is also known as the Gangtey valley. The beauty of the Phobijikha valley is at its best in the spring, when the various rhododendron blossoms are in bloom. And in late autumn, when the birds of heaven (Black Necked Crane) arrive in a sweet deluge after the monsoon.

29/10/2022

This is one of the areas of Thimphu with the most liveliness. Although officially known as Kuensel Phodrang, it is popularly known as Buddha Point. The largest Buddha statue in the nation is located at the location known as the Buddha Point. The view of the entire city of Thimphu is really stunning from Bhuddha Point.

There are 125,000 tiny Buddha statues concealed inside one enormous one. This implies that there are more Buddhas than people in Thimphu, which has a population of about 100,000.

24/10/2022

Chelela Pass!
You will be able to see the magnificent views of Mount Jumolhari, Jichu Drake, and many northern peaks, as well as the Paro and Haa valleys. The weather is ideal for picnicking and camping with family and friends.

A spectacular view of the snow-capped towering mountains can be seen from October to March in this area. Here you can also see flocks of white-winged grosbeaks, long-crested monals, laughing thrushes, white-browed rose finch, mountain finches, nutcrackers, etc

20/10/2022

It’s a must-visit for anyone who is interested in observing Bhutan. The stunningly beautiful scenery of the dzong and its surroundings make it an ideal location for shooting films and television shows.
Paro Dzong is considered to be the seat of power, authority, and historical significance in the country.

17/10/2022

Majestic Paro Taag Dzong

Built as a watch tower above the Paro Rinpung Dzong, it is now a national museum housing many antique and precious objects.

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11/10/2022

Wake up to the rising sun lighting up the red and green corrugated rooftops of capital Thimphu, and the green surrounding hills, all the sharp edges softened by the warm, mellow rays. Thimphu makes one think of cardboard houses children make in school for science exhibitions and the kids would playfully paint them any colour they wanted.
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