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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

We have wanted to travel to Bhutan for many years but it was meeting Ugyen at
the travel show who explained to us the “all inclusive pricing” system and
reassured us that you can choose an itinerary to suit your requirements that
eventually enticed us into booking.

We have just returned from an 18 day trip which exceeded all our expectations.

Bhutan is a unique, beautiful, colourful, wonderful Kingdom which really does
seem to have a balance between protecting their country and people and
encouraging tourism. High quality, low impact tourism really makes sense once
you have visited.

We are normally independent travellers so had some concerns about always having
a guide with us. However we quickly realised that the guide was there to
facilitate the trip and our Guide Kins and driver Sanga were a fantastic team.

Kins, made changes as required once he knew what we wanted, what our interests
were, what food we liked, our walking capabilities etc and gave us as much space
as we required.

Kins’s in-depth knowledge of just about everything in his country, nature,
Buddhism, history, politics, art etc really added to our enjoyment of the trip.
He organised meals to our liking ( we don’t eat much meat) made sure we were
comfortable, in fact he dealt with just about everything smoothly and
efficiently. We took a slower trip than most people, adding in an extra day in
some areas which enabled Kins to take us to less visited places which we really
enjoyed.

Sanga was a wonderful driver, reliable and careful. The twisty mountainous roads
were smoothly driven and he always appeared at a good time with our picnic. Very
important.

Everyone we met along the way were so friendly and helpful.

If Bhutan is on your list of places to visit I suggest you move it to the top,
it is a unique experience.Please don’t book through a third party company, book
directly with a Bhutanese company and we highly recommend Bhutan Green Travel.
We can’t thank them enough for our wonderful experience,

Things we learned on our trip

Things we learned on our trip

Spring is a good time for the flowers but November has beautiful blue skies,
warm weather
(t shirt warm) in the day and colder at night. Great for photography and
walking.

Stay as long as you can, it won’t be long enough! It is cheaper to stay longer
then have to return ( which we will do)

Having a Guide really enhances your trip.

The three star hotels were much better than we expected. Ranged from nice to
really nice.

Despite all my research I didn’t realise that English is the common language.

Do try and see a festival, the atmosphere and colour is beyond description .

If you can, try and to add a few days into the suggested itinerary so not to
rush from one place to another. We enjoyed some more remote places / temples or
walks by having an extra day in an area.

Unexpected experience we hadn’t read about. Staying at Ogyen Choling Heritage
Hotel.

This certainly was one of the best trips we have ever done, a unique wonderful
experience. We hope to return in the future.

Tashi Delek.

Moira and Graeme, Salisbury, England, UK

Dear Ugyen,

I hope this email finds you feeling better.

I wanted to write to you to you on behalf of myself and the group to thank you
and Pema and Pala for all you did to make this a wonderful trip.

Every day was well organised and full of experiences for us all . We enjoyed the
company of Pema and Pala , and being able to see so much of Bhutan and to meet
local people along the way.

All of our accommodation was a pleasure , including the homestay, and the food
went down very well !

Thank you for listening to those things we asked to experience , like the
archery , and making sure we did that . Pema did very well in the choice of the
venue for our massages and the Hot Stone Baths.

The festival and the Tigers Nest were our two main aims , but the other days
were just as much a memorable time.

Thank you for lending me the traditional costume for the festival . It was a
privilege to try this and I found the outfit very comfortable as well . We
really enjoyed that day and I think the choice of that location worked very well
for us . It was pleasing we were with so many local people.

Thank you for my football kit and also for having the meal with us ( especially
when you weren’t feeling well ).

Several of us posted photographs we took on Facebook throughout the trip . I
referred to Bhutan Green Travel in my posts , so those looking knew who had
organised this for us . I have now done a final post offering anyone interested
in visiting Bhutan to contact me and I can pass on their interest to you . I
know of people who would like to visit and I think others looking at the
pictures may now think of a trip.

Of course Covid made organising this trip even more work for you than normal .
The passing of Linda , Barry dropping out , Matt and Shirley having to postpone
and then Alison’s difficulties only added to the challenges you faced and the
changes you had to make . l thank you for doing that so readily and with
understanding .I am meeting Matt and Shirley tomorrow as they prepare for their
trip.

I know one or two of the group would like me to mention how much they
appreciated the care and attention Pema and Pala gave on some of the more
challenging walks and climbs . It meant they were able to take part with
confidence and experience as much as possible.

Visiting Bhutan had been a personal wish of mine for several years now , so to
finally get there has made it that much more special.

I wish you and your family and all those who work with you the very best for the
future . I hope it’s a long , happy and healthy one.

Charles and Group, Chester, England, UK
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Punakha Festival
16 – 21 Feb 2024

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Gomphukora Tshechu Festival
17 – 19 Mar 2024

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Paro Tshechu Festival
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Rhododendron Festival
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Haa Summer Festival
12 - 14 Jul 2024

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Thimphu Tshechu Festival
12 – 14 Sep 2024

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Jambay Lhakhang Drup Festival
17 – 21 Oct 2024

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Trashigang Tshechu Festival
10 – 14 Nov 2024

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Druk Wangyel Tshechu Festival
13 Dec 2024

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To contact us in the UK, you can reach us using the following contact details.
If you would like to meet in person, that can also be arranged.

Mr Ugyen Rinzin
Mobile: +44 (0)78 5318 9421
Mobile: +44 (0)77 4572 5435
Email: ugyen@bhutangreentravel.com


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