Explore Bhutan

23/06/2023

Bhutan has announced special time-bound incentives to encourage longer stays for US dollar SDF-paying visitors.

From June 1st 2023 to December 31st 2024, visitors can choose from:
1. 4 + 4: Pay the USD 200 SDF per night for the first four nights and get up to four additional nights without the daily levy; or
2. 7 + 7: Pay the USD 200 SDF per night for the first seven nights and enjoy up to seven extra nights without the daily levy; or
3. 12 + 18: Pay the USD 200 SDF per night for the first twelve nights and receive up to eighteen additional nights without the daily levy.

Moreover, visitors can contribute to Bhutan's goal of planting one million new trees. Visitors will be given a tree on their arrival, which will be taken care of by the De-suung national service project.
For more information visit https://bhutan.travel/announcements

22/06/2023

Trashichhodzong, known as the Fortress of the Glorious Religion, is located close to Thimphu town on the bank of Wang Chhu River. The Dzong was constructed in 1641 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel which was later renovated by the late third King of Bhutan, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. The Dzong was renovated in a traditional manner, without the use of nails or written plans. Presently, the fortress houses the Office of the King of Bhutan. Additionally, its northern section is dedicated to hosting the Chief Abbot and the clergy during the summer months.

22/06/2023

Just wonderful Bhutan 🇧🇹

Simply a heaven on earth 🌍

17/06/2023

“Awakened all my senses at the amazing Six Senses Bhutan properties in Bhutan. Impeccable service. And what a beautiful country. Phenomenal experience,” says Bollywood actor Shahid Kapoor.

16/06/2023

Enjoy the stunning scenery of Punakha and the expansive, lush green paddy fields. The valley experiences moderate summer rainfall, which results in lush vegetation and flowing rivers that make for a picturesque backdrop for kayaking and river rafting excursions.

13/06/2023

Bhutan, a sovereign nation throughout its history is shrouded in an enigmatic aura of myths, mysticism and spirituality, with tales the Yeti and roaring thunder dragons, of prophetic saints and masters. One of the most popular stories is that of the Taktshang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest). The legend has it that Guru Padmasambhava (also known as Guru Rinpoche, a ta***ic Buddhist vajra master) flew to the site of Taktshang astride a tigress, assuming the wrathful form of Guru Dorji Drolo, to subdue evil spirits in the region. Clinging to a cliff over 3000m a.s.l, Taktshang Monastery is one of the oldest and most sacred monasteries in Bhutan.
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13/06/2023

The Clock Tower Square, located in the center of Thimphu town is a favorite place for young people to hang out at. The Clock Tower features a beautiful Bhutanese architectural outlook with intricate carvings and paintings, including dragons on all four sides. The Square often serves as a venue for various events, activities, and LIVE music shows.

11/06/2023

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10/06/2023

Majestic Haa Valley, Bhutan 🇧🇹

10/06/2023

Khamsum Yulley Namgyal is a stunning stupa in Punakha located on a hill overlooking the beautiful green valley of Punakha. The stupa was built to ward off evil in the world, and to bring peace and harmony to all sentient beings. Drive 30 minutes and then walk 45 minutes from Punakha town to enjoy the spectacular views up and down the breathtaking trail to the chorten.

10/06/2023

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10/06/2023

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10/06/2023

Located in Kawajangtsa, a short drive from Thimphu town, the National Library of Bhutan was founded in 1967 with the aim to safeguard the rich and storied cultural and historical legacy of Bhutan. Within its walls, visitors are treated to a captivating display of knowledge and artistry, including the world’s largest picture book. This institution stands as a testament to Bhutan’s commitment to preserving its invaluable heritage for generations to come.

08/06/2023

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Packages Includes :
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• 2* Hotel Accommodation
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Tour Guide
• All local Sightseeing
• Transportation for Bhutan tour
•Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)
•Bhutan Travel Insurance
• Bottled drinking water

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23/09/2022

The Unveiling of the New Brand:
BHUTAN 'Believe'

PRESS RELEASE
The Kingdom of Bhutan today reopens its borders to international guests following the COVID-19 pandemic. The country has unveiled a new tourism strategy, underpinned by transformations in three key areas: enhancements to its sustainable development policies, infrastructure upgrades, and the elevation of the guest experience.

“Bhutan’s noble policy of High Value, Low Volume tourism has existed since we started welcoming guests to our country in 1974. But its intent and spirit were watered down over the years, without us even realising it. Therefore, as we reset as a nation after this pandemic, and officially open our doors to visitors today, we are reminding ourselves about the essence of the policy, the values and merits that have defined us for generations,” said H.E. Dr. Lotay Tshering, the Honourable Prime Minister of Bhutan.

“We must also ensure that we are a high value society, one that is infused with sincerity, integrity and principles, where people must always live in safe communities, among serene environments and derive comfort from the finest facilities. Typically, “high value” is understood as exclusive high-end products and extravagant recreational facilities. But that is not Bhutan. And, “low volume” doesn’t mean limiting the number of visitors. We will appreciate everyone who visits us to treasure our values, while we also learn as much from them. If that is what you are searching for, there is no limit or restriction. The best conduit to realising our vision are our youth and professionals in the tourism industry. While those working in the tourism sector will represent us at the forefront, the entire nation is the tourism industry, and every Bhutanese a host. The minimum fee we are asking our friends to pay is to be reinvested in ourselves, the place of our meeting, which will be our shared asset for generations. Welcome to Bhutan,” H.E Dr. Lotay added.