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Highlights: The impressive capital Thimpu, the remote
monastic valleys of Paro and Punakha, unique cultures and
activities including archery contests!

The Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan is fast emerging from
centuries of self imposed isolation. First opened to
tourists in 1974 in very regulated manner upon the
coronation of present Bhutanese King, this mountain kingdom
is still perhaps the world’s most exclusive tourists
destination. Due to the Royal Government’s far-sighted
policy to preserve the countries pristine environment and
its culture, the harmful effects to industrialization and
mass tourism on the environment and the traditional
lifestyle of Bhutanese have been carefully avoided. This
makes Bhutan a truly unique destination. An unspoiled
country with majestic mountains, a unique cultural heritage
preserved for many centuries, an architectural style like no
other, a landfill of warm hearted and friendly people,
reveals a true paradise in the lost era of the present
century.
The tours and treks we offer to familiarize the Himalayan
kingdom Bhutan.
CLIMATE
Best
season: March, April, May, September, October &
November
Monsoon: June, July & August
Winter: December, January & February
CURRENCY
Bhutan's unit of currency is the Ngultrum (Nu), which is at
par to the Indian Rupee (100 Chetrum= 1 Ngultrum). One US
dollar is equivalent to approximately 48.50 Ngultrum*. Most
major foreign currencies are accepted. Travelers cheques,
American Express cards and Visa cards are also accepted in
certain establishments.
ACCOMMODATION
Hotels vary in style and quality. All government approved
hotels are clean and well maintained with hot and cold water
facilities. All hotels are equipped with telephones, fax
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