If there is a heaven on Earth? It is this, it truly is. 'Land of the Thunder Dragon'.

Hidden away in the Himalayas Bhutan and its people have largely lived a life of isolation from the rest of the world. The Bhutanese have succeeded in maintaining their cultural and spiritual heritage and belief that they live in the last Shangri-La by strictly limiting the number of tourists to the Kingdom to a maximum of 5000 a year. Western values have little or no impact. There in this land of culture and extreme charm which exudes a special feeling of serenity. The people are intensely religious, much in evidence here, even in urban centres the spinning of prayer wheels the murmur of mantras and the glow of butter lamps are still important features of daily life. Monasteries temples and religious monuments are dotted across the landscape bearing witness to the importance of Buddhism, while red robed monks, young and old, are everywhere mingling freely in towns and village markets.

Bhutan boasts a wealth of Bio Diversity with almost three quarters of its land area covered by forests, it has been declared amongst the ten most prominent areas for environmental protection in the world. Its rich Himalayan flora and fauna, dazzling snow capped peaks, lush valleys and unbelievably beautiful rural landscapes will leave all but the very hardened asking : That if there is a heaven on Earth? The Land of the Thunder Dragon it probably is. Select the topics from the left menu bar

Suggested Packages For Bhutan

Dragon Heart Tour In Bhutan

Exploring Gangtey gompa, Taktsang, Nyingmapa monastery, beautiful Ura village, Swiss farm, and Bumthang valley, 18-century Chendebji chorten etc.   read more »

The Snowman Trek

This is the trekking with a mixture of snow capped Himalayas, alpine grassland, quaint farmland and numerous passes including the highest pass of Bhutan—the Renchen Zoe—at an altitude of 5400meter. The trek comprises approximately eleven passes from Punakha to Bumthang. The trek is a blend of Laya (Punakha valley), Lunana (a very remote part),   read more »

Druk Path Trek The path called Druk, once kept apart from the visitors to avoid the Tibetan troops by Bhutanese government, now has invited the eyes waiting for the exploration of its unique culture, landscape and sparsely populated area. Druk Path has its own significance for the visitors. The peculiar high ridges that remain windy most of the time of the year, classic mountains with   read more » Chomolhari Trek The unique play of Yak like sniffing the ground and pressing the horns against rock are watchful sights found in this trek. The trek provides an exposure of magnificent landscapes, rural community engraved with outstanding culture as well as close view of stupendous peaks. The wide variety of vegetation with rare species of animals like blue sheep   read more »