A ROUND TRIP TO BHUTAN

Journey details

Perched high in the misty Eastern Himalayas, between the Tibet Autonomous Region of China and India, the small Kingdom of Bhutan has earned a growing reputation as one of the world's rare unspoiled places. Its dramatic mountain scenery, remarkable wildlife and plant life, and deeply layered culture are the foundation of every journey made here. Because the kingdom treasures its natural and cultural inheritance, it welcomes only the kind of tourism that sits gently within its environment and helps safeguard its landscapes and traditions. To achieve this, the Royal Government of Bhutan has adopted a "High Value, Low Volume" approach. Visitor numbers are deliberately kept modest, so that each traveller enjoys a richer, more personal experience and the country's communities and wilderness stay protected. At its core, Bhutan's tourism policy rests on three commitments: that tourism must be economically sound, welcomed by society and respectful of its culture, and sustainable for the environment.