Bhutan Happyul Trip

28/04/2021

Dochula pass during snowfall with beautiful mountain ranges in the background. 📸

28/04/2021

Drukgyel Dzong was build in 1649 to honor Bhutan victory over the combined forces of Tibetan and Mongolian military. The Dzong is believed to be the first of its kind.

25/08/2020

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimdobson/2020/05/21/bhutan-ready-to-welcome-back-tourism-following-zero-covid-19-deaths/

The tiny Himalayan Kingdom will create new authentic well-being experiences for future travelers, as well as simplify the entry process.

24/06/2020

Finding yourself surrounded by peace and nature, come and find that little space in Bhutan 🇧🇹 🍃 📸sonam_tshering

24/06/2020

Come and enjoy of Bhutanese festivals and so much more! 📸

24/06/2020

A corner of culture. 📸

01/05/2019

View of Haa valley. This tiny region is one of the most beautiful and isolated areas in the kingdom, adorned with pristine alpine forests and tranquil mountain peaks.

29/04/2019

Inside Punakha Dzong.

29/04/2019

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.

28/04/2019

Spring is here, Peach blossom.

28/04/2019

Tshechu, or the Mask Dance Festival, is the most important religious festival in Bhutan. It is held annually in various monasteries, dzongs of Bhutan to honor the Guru Rinpoche.

24/04/2019

Paro Valley is the entry point for all visitors flying into Bhutan and is one of the most attractive tourist destinations of country. The region contains one of Bhutan’s most iconic landmark, Taktsang Monastery, the Tiger’s Nest.

21/04/2019

Beautiful white yak at Dochula pass.

19/04/2019

View of khuruthang town, Punakha.

18/04/2019

Inside Paro Dzong.

17/04/2019

Main entrance of Punakha Dzong.

14/04/2019

Zhabdrung Kuchoe celebrates the death anniversary of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, who is credited with founding the Buddhist Drukpa lineage in Bhutan and with establishing the Kagyu school of Buddhism in the country. Zhabdrung’s lineage is also respected for political reasons since he succeeded in effecting the unification of much of Bhutan under one ruler.

28/03/2019

During snowfall in Thimphu at kuenselphodrang.

28/03/2019

Here is another documentary film called “Crossing Bhutan” that gives a glimpse of the beautiful Kingdom of Bhutan.



https://vimeo.com/ondemand/crossingbhutan

Many know Bhutan as the last Himalayan Buddhist Kingdom and the only country in the world to use Gross National Happiness as its primary yardstick for progress.…

16/03/2019

Why Bhutan Is Still Out Of This World
By Tom Mullen.

There are sound reasons for high costs to visit the Land of the Thunder Dragon

08/02/2019

Dechenphu, one of Thimphu’s most sacred and commonly visited place. Tourists are barred from entrance to the main shrine.

14/01/2019

Beautifully painted windows inside paro dzong.

14/01/2019

Paro Dzong or commonly known as Rinpung Dzong is situated in Paro Town.

13/01/2019

Stunning court yard of Paro Dzong.

11/01/2019

Little Monk posing 😊

11/01/2019

Amazing Dochula pass

10/01/2019

Lobesa

05/01/2019

Mr. Shaumyadeep & friends at dochula. Thank you for choosing us.

03/01/2019

Bhutan Happyul Trip team wishes everyone Happy nyilo & Happy new year 2019.