Tour Dates: October 2010
Bhutan, known as Druk-Yul- or 'the dragon kingdom'. A palace where the imaginary is real. Not everyone can visit Bhutan. To help preserve the cultural and natural heritage, only an estimated 27,000 visitors are allowed to enter the country each year. As the government slogan ensures, you will truly experience “high value, low volume tourism.”
Experience the hidden treasures of Bhutan. A place of...
- The old with the new
Cyber cafés in remote wilderness, vehicles and ponies coexist as common modes of transportation - Exhilaration and inspiration
Medieval fortresses atop cliffs, tranquil villages, white water rafting to amazing trekking - True happiness
A country that advocates its unique economic development policy of Gross National Happiness (GNH) as a better indicator of measuring development than the norm of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) parameters. - Innovation and leadership
Sustainable tourism and livelihoods, hydro-power and forestry, women economic programs, health education and cultural preservation.
