Welcome to Bhutan

Bhutan Green Travel (BGT) welcomes everyone to Bhutan, traditionally known as “Druk Yul” (means “Land of the Thunder Dragon.”) A tiny Buddhist Kingdom, comparably the size of Switzerland, is perched in the great Himalayas between two giant neighbours, Tibet (China) to the north and the Indian States of Assam to the east, Arunachal Pradesh to the west and Sikkim & West Bengal to the south. This is a country that has been described as the last Shangri-La in the world, where few travellers have journeyed and is, today, one of the most sought-after travel destinations. The country is slowly opening up to the modern world maintaining a fine balance with its ancient traditions. It promises you an adventure like no other.

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Important Features

Itinerary Types
There is a lot to see in Bhutan – we have given here only a few of our most popular options, so you may contact us for more information...
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How Much Does It Cost?
The Bhutan holiday tour packages are set according to a minimum daily package rate (MDPR) fixed by the Royal Government of Bhutan...
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Passport & Visa
You will need a passport (at least 6 months validity) and visa to enter and exit Bhutan. As a local licensed tour operator, we process all visas...
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FAQs
01. Where is Bhutan?
Bhutan is a small, land-locked Buddhist country nestled deep in the Himalayas between two Asian giants, China in the north and India in the south. Thimphu (capital city) is situated in the western central part of the country at an elevation of 2,300m above sea level.
02. Is Bhutan a safe country?
Bhutan is a very safe country to travel especially for women, children and solo travellers. Crime rates are generally very low, where begging and theft are not very common. It is advisable to take the usual safety precautions and avoid walking alone late at night and, if you must, ask your guide to accompany you.
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Testimonials
Upcoming Events
Punakha Festival
16 – 21 Feb 2024

Gomphukora Tshechu Festival
17 – 19 Mar 2024

Paro Tshechu Festival
21 – 25 Mar 2024

Rhododendron Festival
13 – 14 Apr 2024

Haa Summer Festival
12 - 14 Jul 2024

Thimphu Tshechu Festival
12 – 14 Sep 2024

Jambay Lhakhang Drup Festival
15 – 18 Nov 2024

Trashigang Tshechu Festival
9– 11 Dec 2024

Druk Wangyel Tshechu Festival
13 Dec 2024

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