Bhutan

Bhutan is a landlocked country in South Asia. It is a country with a monarchical system. Bhutan borders China to the north and India to the east, south, and west, like Nepal. Sikkim, one of India's Himalayan states, borders Nepal. And to the south, it borders Assam. Thimpu is the capital city of Bhutan and the largest city in the country. Bhutan is a country with special tourism rules. It is a Buddhist country where Vajrayana Buddhism has been dominant. Bhutan's king is known as Druk  Gyalpo (Thunder Dragon). The geographical condition of Bhutan is subtropical to the south and sub-alpine Himalayan Mountains to the north. Some mountains are above 7,000 meters high.

Bhutan is a biodiverse country with multiculturalism and different temperatures. The people from the lowland are of Nepali culture, and the language and people from the mountain region are more like Tibetan with Buddhist culture. Bhutan is rich in wildlife with rare golden langur, Bengal tiger, clouded leopard, Ghoral, Himalayan black bear, red panda, boar, grey langur, takin, marmot, and many more…and 770 species of birds have been recorded in Bhutan. More than 5400 types of vegetation are found here.

There are no UNESCO heritage sites, but Bhutan offers many tourist activities: cultural tours, monasteries, cycling tours, sightseeing tours, parks, river adventures, and short and long treks. There are also some entertainment packages in the Bhutan trip program. Bhutan is one of the most expensive countries for visitors to visit, in order to preserve its nature and culture. Few tourists visit Bhutan, so it is a peaceful, less crowded place for your frolicsome holidays. Visiting Bhutan from Nepal is more accessible and better for the budget than visiting directly from some other countries. Therefore, it is also best to buy a Bhutan package from Nepal. Frolic Adventure offers you a Bhutan trip at a reasonable cost and the best service.