For nature lovers, Bhutan offers some of the most unique flora and fauna in the world. The climate of Bhutan varies greatly depending on the region and is broken down into three zones: the sub-tropic, the mid-mountain, and the alpine. This variation in temperature means that there is a wide variety of plant an animal life, some of which can only be seen here! Be sure to visit one of our national parks or wildlife sanctuaries during your visit!

Bhutan is unique in both heritage and culture, having maintained much of the old ways of life. The art and architecture are ancient and beautiful. From painting to weaving, the Bhutanese have held firm to the old ways of doing things. Their festivals, which are popular tourist attractions, are a showcase for their ancient dress, dance, and music!

The Bhutanese people are very spiritual. They take their Buddhist religion seriously, and that is obvious from their buildings to their dress to their lifestyles. No trip to Bhutan would be complete without a visit to the monasteries and the meditation areas.

Please explore our website to learn more about this unique country and the countless vacation options that are available. From nature walks to spiritual tours, travelers to Bhutan are never disappointed by the splendor and beauty of the "Last Shangri La."

For more information about Bhutan, please visit the following websites:

Kuenselonline (Bhutan's Only National News Paper)
Wikipedia : Bhutan Information
World 66 : Bhutan Guide
US Consular Information on Bhutan
US Department of State Information on Bhutan