Bhutan’s tourism policy emphasizes its position as a unique and exclusive destination celebrated for its authenticity, remoteness, and well-preserved cultural and natural heritage. The government is committed to a strategy of ‘High Value, Low Volume’ tourism, focusing on creating an aura of exclusivity and maximizing returns for Bhutan. The Vision Bhutan’s tourism industry is built...Read More
In an effort to promote sustainable tourism and support the development of the Kingdom, three new Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) incentives have been introduced. These incentives are specifically designed to encourage longer stays among guests visiting the country who pay the SDF in US Dollars. By implementing these measures, the Kingdom aims to foster economic...Read More
Bhutan is known for its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and commitment to preserving its environment and traditional way of life. In recent years, Bhutan has gained popularity as a tourist destination, with tourists from all over the world flocking to the country to experience its unique charm. One of the most recent significant developments in...Read More
As of March 2023, Bhutan is open to tourists, but with certain restrictions and protocols in place due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Bhutan has implemented a “High Value, Low Volume” tourism policy, which aims to limit the number of tourists visiting the country while providing a high-quality and sustainable tourism experience. Before visiting Bhutan,...Read More
Bhutan is a country that prides itself on preserving its cultural heritage and natural environment, and this is reflected in the accommodations and hotels available to tourists. There are a variety of accommodations to suit different budgets and preferences, from luxury hotels to simple guesthouses and homestays. Luxury hotels in Bhutan offer world-class amenities and...Read More
For those having Bhutan tours, they do not want to miss a chance to visit Thimphu, a place converges most of the culinary culture across the world. Thimphu is capital in Bhutan, so obviously its gastronomic range is much wilder than Paro as restaurants here serves manifold kinds of cuisine amongst in which are Chinese,...Read More
Bhutanese cuisine is a unique blend of spices, textures, and flavors that is characterized by its simplicity and authenticity. The cuisine of Bhutan reflects the country’s culture and way of life, with locally sourced ingredients and traditional cooking methods. Tourists visiting Bhutan can expect a range of culinary experiences that are sure to delight their...Read More
Stay as a guest in a Bhutanese home stay! We offer valuable experiences, which is the opportunity to live as a villager in a Bhutanese home stay. Many of our travelers have reported how special the experience is. Living with a Bhutanese family allows them to understand the Bhutanese culture better and feel at home...Read More
Bhutanese Cordyceps, also known as Yartsa Gunbu, is a rare and highly prized medicinal fungus that grows in the high-altitude regions of the Himalayas, including Bhutan. This fungus is valued for its purported medicinal properties and is sought after by traditional Chinese medicine practitioners and health enthusiasts worldwide. Bhutanese Cordyceps is classified into different grades...Read More
Bhutan is generally considered a safe country for tourists to visit, with a low crime rate and a peaceful society. However, like any other destination, there are some risks that tourists should be aware of to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip. One of the biggest risks for tourists in Bhutan is altitude sickness. As...Read More
