The Kingdom of Bhutan is a delightful destination for experienced travelers. The number of foreign visitors to the country is strictly regulated through entry fees and visas. The remote mountain Kingdom of Bhutan, nestled between India and China, meticulously preserves its Buddhist traditions and Himalayan nature. Bhutanese people lovingly wear the national costumes of Kiru and Gho in everyday life, and respect Buddhist holidays and traditions; almost every Bhutanese home has its own altar room.
In Bhutan, nature is safeguarded as much as its traditions. Climbing the Himalayan peaks is strictly prohibited here to avoid disturbing the gods believed to reside there. However, trekking is highly encouraged, and for trekking enthusiasts, everything is organized at its best. I have never seen camping more comfortable anywhere else. Tents for sleeping with mattresses and pillows, separate tents for dining, kitchen, and toilets. Exceptional mountain chefs prepare traditional Tibetan dishes, and there is always a menu adapted for Europeans.
Bhutan is like a time machine to the Himalayan past, a country that is definitely worth visiting!
Magical green valleys, crystal-clear blue rivers, snow-white peaks, and the inhabitants of Bhutan in vibrant costumes make this journey undoubtedly one of the most memorable experiences of your life.