Etho Metho Tours

08/03/2023

Vehicle Bid Announcement

28/11/2022

Picnic high teas are a wonderful way to make the most of the beautiful weather and outdoor life we enjoy in Thimphu. A whimsical afternoon at the Kuenselphodrang Park overlooking Thimphu valley. ✨✨

Kuenselphodrang, Thimphu

23/11/2022

21/11/2022

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21/11/2022

Bhutan wins prestigious international travel awards

Bhutan has picked up several prestigious international travel awards in the past two weeks, underscoring the country’s efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic...

04/11/2022

Arrival of first group of black necked cranes. Phobjikha Valley Picture credit Matthieu Ricard

The cranes usually spend over four months in major winter habitats in Bhutan and leave for their summer habitats in Tibet in mid-March.

Phobjikha under Wangdi Phodrang dzongkhag is the largest wintering habitat of black-necked cranes in Bhutan.

19/10/2022

Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen Addressed the Bhutan Climate Action Conclave 2022.

The Bhutan Climate Action Conclave was held today to mark the conclusion of the first edition of the Snowman Race.

24/09/2022

22/09/2022

We are beyond excited to be welcoming our guests to the Kingdom of Bhutan after the 23rd of September 2022, which is declared the official reopening date for tourism in Bhutan.

We conducted the Guide Refreshers course on the 21st of September aimed at updating our guides’ knowledge, skills and abilities. Around 15 guides attended the course to revise as well as learn about new developments related to the job.

All our tour guides are certified by the Tourism Council of Bhutan and are mandated to attend the Refreshers Course once a year.

19/07/2022

Bhutan will reopen its borders to tourists on September 23, 2022. Please contact us - [email protected] for any enquiries.

29/04/2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged the economic sustainability of the textile sector in the country. With dwindling orders, weavers in rural communities have been the hardest hit. However, the National Design and Art Competition is seen as a platform for remote weavers to showcase their weaving skills and make sustainable livelihoods.
The competition saw 160 entries. Textiles form an essential part of the country’s cultural heritage.