Despite all the cutting edge technological innovations of the 21st century, this tiny Himalayan realm is yet to be smeared with the sophisticated modernity. Most of the people here are status quo oriented and still embark on the very orthodox way of life. Being a traditional country in this modern era is perhaps one of the reasons why it has aroused interest in the international arena. Archery has been the national sport of Bhutan since time immemorial; this country exudes the colors of life and jest, typified by the yells of the zealous archers.

(TRAVPR.COM) NEPAL - November 12th, 2014 - Bhutan, the Dragon Kingdom on the lap of the Himalayas is topographically very akin to Nepal. Wedged between two Asian giants - India and China, Bhutan is blessed by nature with a diverse topography and rich culture in the Himalayas. Bhutanese call their country the Druk Yul and follow their own trademark of Mahayana Buddhism with exotic monasteries and lifestyle. The country is also recognized by UNESCO as one of 10 centers for bio-diversity.

Despite all the cutting edge technological innovations of the 21st century, this tiny Himalayan realm is yet to be smeared with the sophisticated modernity. Most of the people here are status quo oriented and still embark on the very orthodox way of life. Being a traditional country in this modern era is perhaps one of the reasons why it has aroused interest in the international arena. Archery has been the national sport of Bhutan since time immemorial; this country exudes the colors of life and jest, typified by the yells of the zealous archers. Most villages have their own archery range and competitions are exhibition of color and excitement.

The Drugyel fortress and the ancient Taktsang monastery of hermits, which hangs on the seemingly impossible cliffs are some of the fascinating historical sites that have drawn tourists from every nook and corner of the globe.

Bhutan Highlights Tour- 14 Days 

This is a compact tour that gradually unfolds the charisma and mystery of the Dragon Kingdom- Bhutan. The Bhutan Highlights Tour is the trip around all the best places of Bhutan that not only encapsulates the panorama of its fascinating landscapes but also the rich sights of the famous fortified Dzongs and fascinating monasteries. Our trip starts and ends in Paro. We cruise along the cities like Thimphu, Punakha and Bhumthang valley getting indulged in their charm. Stop by the small villages on the way and interact with the inhabitants, this will give you a real sense of their culture and life patterns. Better done than said, be a part of this tour and you will have lots to treasure and relate back home!

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Bhutan Cultural Tour with Bhumtang Trek- 15 Days  

This is a hilarious blend of Tour and Trek which caters us various cultural tours accompanied by some adventurous treks to the varied topography of Bhutan. Our trip starts and ends in Paro. The day begins with the sightseeing in Ta Dzong, the national museum and Kichu Lhakhang, the oldest temple in Paro. Then we go for a hike to the famous Tiger's Nest Monastery. We visit different cities like Thimphu, Punakha, Bhumtang, Ngang Lhakhang,Ugyen Choling and Jakar that are unique in their own way. The trip provides us an opportunity to explore the rich culture and historic landmarks of Bhutan. The drives are akin to cruising along the bed of roses, but the walks could be arduous at times. Yet, the fresh air and panoramic view compensate the toils along the trails which lead you through the rhododendron forests around the foothills of the Himalayas, lush green valleys and crystal clear lakes. True indeed, the Bhutan Cultural Tour with Bhumtang Trek is worth giving a try!

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