Bhutan Link Tour

15/02/2020

Heart of Thimphu # Bhutan

12/02/2020

# beautiful

03/01/2020

Even the heaven gives way to earth
Come and enjoy the gorgeous nature of Bhutan😊

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17/12/2019

Bhutan Link your proudly joins the nation in celebrating the 112 National Day🇧🇹
Happy National day🇧🇹🇧🇹🇧🇹

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24/10/2019

Bhutan has topped the best tourist destinations in the newly released travel guide book Best in Travel 2020 by the large travel guide book publisher, Lonely Planet.

23/09/2019

Blessed Rainy day is a day where it is considered as one of the holy day in the Bhutanese calendar. On this day it is believed that all the water resources are sanctified and if we take bath on that day all our bad karma will be washed away. Families traditionally gather for the celebration and it is celebrated all over the country. Government offices, schools, and institutions are closed for the day to celebrate the blessed rainy day.

09/07/2019

Glorious Trashigang dzong overtaken by clouds😊

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06/07/2019

Roaring beautiful rivers of Bhutan brings your internal peace alive😊

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17/06/2019

Eastern Bhutan marking the day of Lord Buddha🇧🇹🇧🇹🇧🇹

09/06/2019

25/05/2019

Walk alone and heal your soul from the beauty of Bhutan
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05/05/2019

Pure view of Bhutan that will touch your soul and welcome you with wide smiles.

30/04/2019

Punakha Dzong built in 1637 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. It is one of the most beautiful Dzong in the country.
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30/04/2019

Bhutanese food is un-like any other food you’ll ever eat. In this blog post I’m going to share with you 25 of the best Bhutanese foods. So prepare yourself to dive deep into the amazing (and little known) cuisine of Bhutan! First,...

28/04/2019

ATTENTION to the PROSPECTIVE TOURISTS: Beware of cheap tour packages to Bhutan. Such practices are not supported and can be punishable by existing norms of the Kingdom…

Lately, some ex-country tour operators/companies/ individuals in partnerships with local (Bhutanese) partners appear to be engaging in unethical businesses. We hear and see the advertisement on social media and websites selling tour packages in Bhutan at very cheap prices. These prices are unbelievably low and practically not possible to provide services of any acceptable standards. They claim to offer cheap flights, cheap accommodation, cheap food, which could be possible but at a maximum level of compromise in the services offered to the tourists. This is not allowed by our Tourism Policy of “High Value, exclusivity”. Such unethical practice will pose a high and real risk in getting the reputation of our “High value and Exclusivity” tourism marred. This also pose a huge risk on the health and safety of the tourists. Bhutan Tourism believes in giving best experiences to all Tourists.
Therefore, TCB considers such practices as illegal and condemns. Bhutan Tourism has a minimum tariff to ensure a comfortable experience if not exclusive. TCB condemns such practices and if such practices are caught with evidence, the defaulters will be dealt as per the existing rules. Prospective tourist is informed to be careful and avoid dealings with such unethical practices.

The Kingdom of Bhutan is an exclusive, high-end travel destination, which promotes immersive and experiential travel. The overall tourism development and promotion are guided by the policy principle of ‘High value, Low Impact’ and at the core of this policy principle is promoting responsible and mindful tourism that considers the benefit of visitors and the host destinations. In order to ensure that visitors get good experience and host communities are not impacted negatively, we encourage our visitors using professionally trained tour guides, certified accommodation, and comfortable vehicles which are an integral part of one’s travel experience. All these factors play a vital role in creating a wonderful experience for a visitor.

15/03/2019

11/03/2019

Visiting Chimi Lhakhang is always of some excitement. Here one is embarking on Lama Drukpa Kuenley's monastery and the place that he...

10/03/2019

1. Capital punishment Capital punishment was the penalty for murderers and criminals who fled the scene until 1960s when the Third King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck banned it. However, Under the National Security Act of 1992, the death penalty was re-designated for treason. In 2004, His Majesty, King Jigme...

10/03/2019

The South Asian country is steeped in culture that believes in kindness towards animals, values its citizens’ happiness, and respects the environment.

08/03/2019

02/03/2019

If you love nature, you will find the beauty here.
Bhutan Link Tour

21/02/2019

Bhutan link tour would like to join the nation in offering our solemn and heartfelt wishes for the long life and happiness of our beloved Druk Gyalpo.
HAPPY 39TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY.
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17/02/2019

Annual tshechu conducted in Rangjung Yoesel Choling monastery, eastern Bhutan till 13th to 15th of February.

05/02/2019

We the family of Bhutan link tour would like to wish everyone a happy losar 😂
May this new year bring lots of happiness, prosperity, health and wealth🙂🙏

05/02/2019

Bhutan link tour would like to wish our beloved HRH the Gyalsey a very happy birthday🎂🎂
On this joyous occasion we wish and pray for our gyalsey's long life and happiness🙂❤
May the Wangchuck Dynasty glow gloriously🙏

27/01/2019

Archery is the national sport of Bhutan
It was declared as the national sport in 1971
Archery was started playing in bhutan since 1920s under the leadership of Second King Jigme Wangchuck and now it is a common thing seen in our everyday life

25/01/2019

Gross National Happiness is a philosophy that guides the government of Bhutan.
It balances the ecoconomic progress with flourishing human society living in harmony with nature(happiness).
This idea was forwarded by the fourth king of Bhutan in early 1970s.
His majesty believed that GDP alone cannot deliver happiness and well being to the people.
It was instituted as the goal of the government of Bhutan in the constitution of Bhutan.
It has four main pillars:
1.Good Governance
2.Sustainable and socio-economic development
3.Preservation and promotion of culture
4.Environmental conservation
The GNH centre of Bhutan conducts lot of national and international programs worldwide

12/01/2019

Thimphu city, the capital city of Bhutan.
Largest city in bhutan which occupies a valley in the country's western interior.
Government's seat and a site of many Buddhist structures and the summer resident of the Je Khenpo. It is also the site of the royal palace of the king.

11/01/2019

Dechenphu lhakhang in Thimphu
Resident of the valley's guardian deity