Bhutan Himalayan Holidays || Travelling to Bhutan
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Tourism policy of Bhutan quote “high-value low impact”. The Tourism policy of Bhutan gives a clear picture of not the restriction of Tourism in Bhutan but to play the safe game of protecting the philosophy of Gross National Happiness. Bhutan is still an underdeveloped country and can’t go against Environment and Culture & traditions.
Travel to Bhutan with complete Tour packages will be provided to the client. Department of Tourism regulates Bhutan tourist cost (except Indian, Maldivian and Bangladeshi). The complete Bhutan Tour packages, which includes 3-4 star category hotels for all places of visits, all meals, standard transport & English speaking guide.
Travel to Bhutan will provide you the real Bhutanese cultural taste. Bhutan is a Buddhist country with Buddhist teachings. Buddha’s teachings of the middle path, four noble truths, the noble eight-fold paths influence the people to stay healthy life. Bhutan believes in culture and tradition. Government practice to maintain rules and regulations which uplift connecting with traditions, culture, and architecture. You cannot find multinational companies affecting the rural and urban populations.
You will find a lot of unexpected attractions in Bhutan. The people of Bhutan are friendly and helpful. Different places of Bhutan are having different happiness and attractions. Paro is famous for Tigers Nest which clings on granite rock. Thimphu is bes5t for many sightseeing places. Travel to Bhutan is worth visiting different places in Bhutan with beautiful attractions.
Bhutan is the land of Gross National Happiness. Gross National Happiness is a philosophy that guides the government of Bhutan. The happiness of the people of Bhutan is the collective and well being of the population. Governance of the Bhutan government is guided by GNH principles. Travel to Bhutan with Bhutan Himalayan Holidays to see the real happiness of Bhutanese people.
Bhutan is the only country in the world with carbon negative. 72 % of the forest is covered in Bhutan and can absorb what is released in Bhutan. Bhutan absorbs 6 million tons of carbon annually and producing only around one million tons of carbon. Bhutan generates renewable hydropower from rivers. Export 80% of renewable energy to India. This offsets millions of tons of carbon dioxide. Bhutan doesn’t have the policy of Industrialization which affects the environment. Environmental protection is the top objective of the Bhutan Government.
Bhutan is the only country in the world without traffic lights. Travel to Bhutan to see how Bhutan manage to control traffic without traffic lights. Even the capital city of Bhutan Thimphu is without traffic lights. This shows Bhutan is clean and clam.
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