A short trip of 5 days into a small kingdom not so well known to the outside until the late 1990’s. The kingdom of thunder dragon does have their own identity tightly held in the folds of mighty Himalayan ranges. It is spread on the south eastern part of the Himalayas. Bhutan as it is commonly known in the outside world has a wide range of topography, with tropical lowlands in the South with the border with India to the snow-capped peaks in the north, along the China border. The climate and the temperature hence fluctuate drastically as you climb and unclimb the landlocked country. A flat continuous land is a rarity.
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This is the best place to have a tour. I like the statue. I am so fascinated to see this kind of places. I am pretty sure the place is so crowded with foreign tourists. If I have the chance, I will take a lot of photos.
Thanks for commenting, but believe me it was not much crowded as Bhutan is much restricted for tourists. Check my blog link for details.
@Gautam It is a sad thing because of the restriction. I hope they will just modify the pathway going to the statue. That's the best thing they can have consideration. I really like the statue.
I missed a golden opportunity to visit Bhutan when we were on a package holiday to Darjeeling. We were dog tired and so we opted out.
I always considered Bhutan to be a mystic country.
U should plan an exclusive trip to Bhutan, dont mix with other places.
@Gautam Pendharkar - That could be your choice but we prefer to combine places. It is not always that we get tired but this was an exception.
well ur choice ;)
While we in India cannot "copy" the Bhutan model, we can ingrain some elements from it. And what is the approximate cost- accommodation+flights for a family of 4 for 4/5 days?
And I believe an Indian passport will be enough for Bhutan?