WE WILL GUIDE YOU ABOUT THE PLACES & PEOPLE
WE WILL GUIDE YOU ABOUT THE PLACES & PEOPLE
OUR BHUTAN UNIQUE & EXCLUSIVE TOUR
OUR BHUTAN UNIQUE & EXCLUSIVE TOUR
EXPLORE THE UNIQUE & ENJOY THE BEAUTY
EXPLORE THE UNIQUE AND ENJOY THE BEAUTY
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Bhutan is predominantly a Buddhist kingdom. This is reflected in the thousands of monasteries, temples, stupas and prayer flags that mark the country’s rugged and beautiful mountainous terrain.

The Constitution of Bhutan provides for freedom of religion but prohibits religious conversions. The country has adopted Mahayana Buddhism as its official and state religion which is practiced by more than 75% of its population. As a state religion, it is supported financially by the government through annual subsidies that also extend to Buddhist monasteries, shrines, and monks and nuns. During the reign of Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, the government supported the manufacture of 10,000 gilded or gold-plated bronze images of the Buddha, publication of calligraphic editions of Kanjur, a collection of the teachings of the Buddha, and Tenjur, a collection of commentaries, and the construction of numerous chorten or Buddhist shrines throughout the kingdom.

Brought into the country in the 8th century, Buddhism continues to play a fundamental role in the sociological, cultural and ethical development of Bhutan and its population. The central figure of the faith is the monk who is held in high esteem as he plays an active part in the life of communities through religious ceremonies.

Religions of Bhutan (Pew Research)

Religions

   

Percent

 

Buddhist

  

75%

Hindu

  

22%

Folk

  

2%

Other

  

1%

 

Our Adventure Tours

Water Rafting Tours

Water Rafting Tours

Rafting and white water rafting are recreational outdoor activities which use an inflatable raft to navigate a river
Hot Stone Bath

Hot Stone Bath

A visit to Bhutan would be incomplete without experiencing a hot stone bath, and hence this must feature on every
Cultural Program

Cultural Program

Experience the culture of Bhutan through the dazzling dances performed by the locals. Watch the dancers represent their traditions and culture
Experience Archery

Experience Archery

Being the national sport, Archery in Bhutan sees whole-hearted participation and enthusiasm from its countrymen.
Butter Tea & Tsampa

Butter Tea & Tsampa

Tsampa is commonly mixed with butter tea which consists of water and yak / Cow butter
Picnic Lunch

Picnic Lunch

Enjoy Bhutanese cuisine at picnics in some memorable places, lunch in a farmhouse with a Bhutanese family and at restaurants
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