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Travel to Bhutan
Today, Bhutan or the land of the Thunder Dragon is one of the most highly acclaimed travel destinations. This is a land of remarkable natural beauty with a pristine and intact environment and a friendly, tradition-bound people. To the discerning international traveler, Bhutan has become an exotic and enticing final frontier.
Bhutan’s present travel status comes as no surprise given that this tiny kingdom, the size of Switzerland, was zealously sequestered from the world for centuries. The door to this mythical Buddhist kingdom was opened to limited tourism only three decades ago. Travel to Bhutan is still regulated through a policy of high value tourism.
At this time and age when tourism most often dictates national economics, travel to Bhutan is a refreshing experience. Here, a deeply ingrained sense of hospitality, a universally acknowledged ecosystem and a living culture ensures every traveler the best that any nation has on offer. Travel to Bhutan is really an exploration.
Explore a tradition and culture that has been preserved through the centuries. In Bhutan, it is not about seeing a display showcased for tourists but living and sharing an experience with the Bhutanese. From religious festivals to a celebration on a farm or a game of archery, become a part of it all. This is true interactive travel.
Bhutan Travelers is a product of the very evolution of tourism in the kingdom. From state-run tourism in the early years to privatization, Bhutan Travelers has always been there. Its strength lies in the deep understanding and insight of the nation and its people and the knowledge of clients acquired through years of experience.
Travel to Bhutan with Bhutan Travelers and we will accompany you through the most satisfying and memorable journey. We will unravel every myth and mystery and open the doors to untold adventures. Come and explore this bewitching land and leave knowing that you will return again, and again.
Bhutan Travelers packages are specially designed to suit the needs of every traveler. You can either travel to Bhutan as an individual or in large groups; we will be there every step of the way. Besides tours and treks, we also offer customized packages according to the wishes of the individual or group.
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Contact Us
Bhutan Travelers
Thimphu Bhutan
P.O. Box 1298
+975 2 328868 (phone)
+975 2 328869 (fax)
wladventures@druknet.bt (email) |
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About Us
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Karma Tashi is the founder and the managing director of the Company. He is an experienced tour operator who takes pride in providing personal, customized services to his clients. His motto is to be flexible to visitors’ special needs and interests. Karma has always enjoyed Bhutan’s nature, trekking and interacting with people from various cultures. This prompted him to become a tour |
| guide and leader today, after many years of working in tourism and in meeting people from all corners of the world, Karma has decided to establish his own company. Under his farsighted and creative leadership, the company has grown into one of the most distinguished tour companies in Bhutan. Although desk-bound, when time permits, Karma takes pleasure in leading some of the tours and treks himself. |
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A Commerce graduate from the University of Delhi, Tsheten has been with Bhutan Travelers since 2002. He is responsible for processing your travel papers and makes sure that your travel goes according to plan. He takes pain to attend to every detail from hotel accommodation, air ticketing and confirmation, to getting your visas cleared so as to ensure a smooth and satisfying |
| journey through Bhutan. Tsheten’s soft spoken efficiency has won him many friends from among his clients. |
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Sangay Choden Gyaltshen, a Graduate in journalism and fashion design from the University of Bangalore comes from Bumthang in central Bhutan. Before joining this agency, Sangay also has experience of working with Kuensel, the nation’s first state owned newspaper and National Children and Women Association. At Bhutan Travelers, Sangay is in charge of |
| marketing and customer care. She being pragmatic and result oriented marketing officer has contributed a lot to the company. |
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Rai heads the Finance department of the Company. After having been worked in the largest bank in Bhutan, she has joined this company in 2005. As a head of the Finance, her work includes advisory work on preparation of final accounts, bank statement reconciliations, and maintenance of up to date accounts of the Company.
Hailing from southern part of Bhutan, she has a degree |
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Chenda is from Paro and has been with the company since 2002. He is a specialist in high altitude trekking and is a most friendly, approachable and competent guide. Trained and certified by the Tourism Council of Bhutan, Chenda is also an exceptional cultural guide with good knowledge on history, Buddhism, environment, economy and local culture. Clients describe him as a sincere, |
| caring, attentive and knowleageable guide. |
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Padam is a boy on errand and multi talented staff of the company. He is well trained in Amadeus and Galeleo, sophisticated computerized reservation systems. He takes care of Drukair flights for the company’s guest and international reservations. Besides, he also looks after Visas, permits and other logistics arrangement. Wish you happy travel to Bhutan! |
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Phuntsho who comes from Tashiyangtse, eastern Bhutan is a veteran trekking chef trained and certified by the Tourism Council of Bhutan. He cooks up a delicious meal without fail- no matter at what altitude, weather, or time of day it is. A highly experienced camp chef for almost 12 years, he can whip out a meal to satisfy any hungry trekker or camper and under any conditions. |
| Phuntsho’s big pride is in and happy on treks through his multi-cuisine cooking experience. |
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| Festival Schedule 2010 & 2011 |
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Punaka Festival
13-15 February 2011 |
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Chorten Kora Festival
18 February
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Gomkora Festival
13-15 March 2011 |
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Chukha Tshechu Festival
17-19 March 2011 |
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Paro Festival
15-19 March 2011 |
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Ura Yakchoe Festival
14-17 May 2011 |
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Nimalung Tshechu Festival
8-10 July 2011 |
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Kurjey Tshechu Festival
10 July 2011
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Thimphu Drupchen
12 -16 September 2010 |
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Wangdi Tshechu Festival
15 - 17 September 2010 |
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Thimphu Festival
17 - 19 September 2010 |
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Tamshingphala Choepa
16 - 18 September 2010 |
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Tangbi Mani Festival
22 - 24 September 2010 |
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Jambay Lakhang Festival
22 - 26 October 2010 |
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Prakar Duchhoed Festival
23 - 25 October 2010 |
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Mongar Tshechu Festival
13 - 16 November 2010 |
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Pemagatshel Tshechu
13 - 16 November 2010 |
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Trashigang Tshechu
14 - 17 November 2010 |
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Nanglakhar Tshechu
21 - 23 November 2010 |
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Trongsa Tshechu Festival
15-17 December 2010 |
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Lhuntse Tshechu Festival
15-17 December 2010 |
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