Bhutan

New Abode in the heart of the vast Himalayan region lays Bhutan also known as “land of the thunder dragon”. Hidden in the mighty Himalayas, little known to the outside world is Bhutan wedged between giant neighbors India and China. Bhutanese people have largely lived a life in total isolation from the world. They have succeeded in maintaining and preserving their cultural and spiritual heritage. They reflect the age-old religion, culture, arts, and architecture in its golden peaks in the background of deep green valleys and hills.

Bhutan gives you a special feeling of calm and serenity just seconds after they set foot in the kingdom. Bhutanese people are religious and mostly follow Buddhism. You can feel the spirituality in the air due to the spinning of prayer wheels and the murmur of mantras. The glow of a butter lamp in the houses is still an important feature of the everyday life of Bhutanese people. You can find the monastery, temples, fortresses (dzongs), dramatic landscapes and religious monuments during most of your journey. These monuments and monasteries reflect the importance of Buddhism.

Not only Bhutan is rich in culturally but also it very rich in flora and fauna. Nearly three-quarters of the Bhutan area is covered by the jungles. Hiking as well as taking a short trek through the jungles is a fun activity to do while you are in Bhutan. Not only that, but the sightseeing tour in Bhutan is also exciting because not only you will get to see the amazing architecture but also the lively city of Bhutan. Paro Taktsang monastery also known as Tiger’s nest which clings to cliffs above the Paro Valley is an important thing to see in Bhutan. There are snow-capped peaks for trekking in Bhutan. Jomolhari is a very popular trekking destination in Bhutan.

The valleys, hills, snow-capped peaks and unbelievably beautiful rural landscapes imprint themselves upon the mind forever. High Land Eco Trek, heartily welcome you to join one of our tours to explore the country.