Bhutan is a small but beautiful landlocked country located between India and China. It not only has one of the best natural sceneries but also a strong sense of culture and tradition. Officially called the Kindom Of Bhutan this country consistently attracts sightseers from across the world and is adored by tourists. It is filled with thick backwoods, majestic mountains, and mouth-watering food which make it an ideal tourist destination.
Bhutan remains one of the best tourist destinations all year round but it is especially beautiful from October to December due to its fresh air and clear skies. January to February is for tourists who prefer colder temperatures and April to June remains dry and pleasant.
The majestic Bhutan Gate that is located at the indo-Bhutan border town Pheuntsholing is a marvel of Bhutanese architecture. This gate is both historical and beautiful, the wooden architecture on it is amazing. This gate also serves as a divider between India and Bhutan.
Situated along the bank of the river Amo Chhu in Pheuntsholing this crocodile breeding center is known for preserving and breeding endangered species of crocodiles. At this center, tourists can view these aquatic reptiles in their semi-natural habitat. Built in 1976 with only a dozen crocodiles this center has grown into a great tourist attraction.
Situated in Paro Tiger’s nest is one of the most popular places in Bhutan. This monastery is a sacred Buddhist site located on the cliffside of the upper Paro valley. This monastery is a one-of-a-kind experience as it is a temple along a cliff with a beautiful view which makes it a picture-perfect destination.
Trashi Chho Dzong is an architectural beauty located in the north of the capital city of Bhutan, Thimpu. This architectural marvel is a great depiction of culture, history, and heritage. Tourists come to witness the great work of the body and the peace that surrounds it.
The National Textile Museum takes tourists through the history of the textile industry. Located in Thimpu the objective of this museum is to promote and celebrate Bhutan's achievement in the textile arts. Learning about its beautiful and colorful textiles and gripping history is an unforgettable experience
The only international airport in Bhutan is in Paro called the Paro international airport. Tourists can directly travel to Bhutan by air from anywhere.
The country of Bhutan doesn’t have any direct access to rail transport, so tourists can travel to a city in Dooars that’s close to Bhutan and then go by cab.
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