Thursday, 3 May 2018

A Successful Bhutan Photography Tour

Bhutan is the dream destination for every photographer for all the right reasons. The stunning snow-covered Himalayan mountain range, distinctive architecture, unique tradition and festivals of the country make Bhutan every photographer's dream destination. A Bhutan photography tour is certainly the best way to explore the mystic land of beautiful mountains, gurgling rivers, rice fields, happy people and Buddhist monastic traditions. As you travel, you will also learn to take some mesmeric images of the country’s rolling mountains, old structures, people and the culture in a way that leaves a lasting impression.



If you are visiting for the first time to Bhutan, here are some photography tips that you may want to follow.

·      As you’re planning your Bhutan trip let your tour operator know in advance that you’re keen in photography. They will definitely assist you to plan your itinerary & offer you advice regarding the most photographed sites in the country.

·         Your tour guide can be a great resource & will probably have an idea about the best viewpoints & locations to capture the images you wish.

·       Spring & fall are usually the most favourable time to visit Bhutan and photograph things. During this time period of the year, the climate remains mild & the country also hosts several major festivals that are worth photographing. Monsoon season in July & August is probably the time of the year you want to avoid if photography is your main motive.

·         The majority of the Bhutanese (especially kids) is pretty friendly & love people taking their pictures. So, don’t be shy to ask.

·         You can take pictures in most Dzongs & Lhakhangs besides in assembly halls or temples. You may have to leave your luggage outside prior to entering these areas.

·         Most of the best photo views in Bhutan involve brief to moderately long treks. Be ready & in shape, especially since you may be at a higher altitude than you’re used to. (Thimphu is at 7700′, Phobjikha valley 9600′, and the Tiger’s Nest monastery is at 10200′).

·         Bhutan is home to many poisonous snakes, like Cobras, so be cautious while ambling through fields & other rural areas for unique photographs.

·         For a lot of people, the highlight of their Bhutan photography tour is attending the spiritual Tsechus which are carnivals that can last many days with accompanying music and dance. Usually, the Tsechu is pretty hectic early in the day with photographers jockeying for the best position. During the afternoon, the fight for the best photo spots reduces as many photographers have already gotten their portraits and break for the day.



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Monday, 26 February 2018

A Trekking Tour To Bhutan


It is hard for an adventurous person to stay idle! He always loves to explore new ways to fulfill his passion. There are a number of ways available to rush your adrenaline. Different adventurous activities like bungee jumping, trekking, rafting in high flown waters, sky diving are enough to fulfill the adventurous passion. Among them trekking is one of the highest popular activity that attracts millions of people around the world, annually. Trekking expeditions always allow participants to climb to the top of mountains that provides heart-stopping view of wildlife, smoky mountain ranges and unique plants. Needless to mention, a trekking tour will be an unforgettable moment of life and this is the reason for which maximum people in the world are much interested to enjoy such tours.



An unmissable trekking Tour With pocket friendly Price

Bhutan trekking tour provides such opportunity to enjoy the most anticipated trekking tours. It is located in the Himalayas and has a silk road link to Tibet. Its weather is dynamic and most of  the mountains are covered with snow that makes the trekking more challenging. One thing is to keep in mind, that such type of tours require the right amount of energy, patience, passion and courage to rule over the Himalayan mountains. 

While you are on a Bhutan trekking tour, you shouldn’t worry about the tough weather or slanting mountains because, you will be guided by well experienced guides. They will provide you an assistance that won’t let you face any type of issues. Trekking is quite risky for beginners and it needs proper training with accurate gear. Without these gears, someone can’t even think to go on a trekking tour. While you have heavy gears, it becomes a tough deal to climb those mountains, but there are camping assistance available those will make your tour really enjoyable yet memorable.

In Bhutan, there are a number of treks available and they attract millions of tourists all around the globe. Druk Path Trek, Jhomolahari Trek, Snowman trek, Duer hot spring trek are names of few. One thing is common in these trekking tours that  they all are located at several thousand feet above from the sea level. For example, while you are preparing yourself for Bumthang Owl trek, here you have to reach at Gangkar Puensum which is located at 7570 meters above the sea level. These locations are not for the faint hearted people. So to enjoy the unique experience prepare yourself physically and mentally. Make a good research on the internet to find out the perfect service provider. Do it today to bag this excellent experience! 

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Monday, 4 December 2017

Get the best Birding sites and enjoy Bird Watching in Bhutan’s natural habitats

Bhutan is a bird’s paradise and delight for bird lovers and ornithologists.Bhutan admits foreign tourists to offer its reach birdlife owing mainly to its undisturbed habitat. Year on year there is a huge flow of tourist,  ornithologists, researchers keep on improving due to migratory bird and the bird list grows longer as more areas are explored.

Support for large habitat -
Bhutan holds on to its forests and it is almost intact. The forest cover is about 60 to 65 percent of the country’s area. Bhutan Bird Watching Tour in the unharmed, prehistoric forests is a unique experience. Bhutan’s forests are unspoiled and diverse and Bird Watching Tour in such give the opportunity to have glimpses of diverse, rich and lovely habitat, most of the countries breeding birds, globally threatened birds, and Bhutan’s restricted-range birds. You can encounter with the magnificent Ibisbill, Fire-tailed Myzornis and other stunning and little known Himalayan species in your Bird Watching Tour in Bhutan.
 Bhutan Trekking Tour

Natural climatic zones -
 
To get a long list of birds, it is important to visit as many zoo-geographic zones and habitats as possible.Bhutan is well-off in birdlife owing mostly to its undisturbed habitat. Altitudinal variations, therange of climatic zones from subtropical to Alpine, combined with vast tracts of uninhabited areas with bio-diverse forests, scrubland, wetlands, and agricultural land near habitations,make Bhutan a bird watchers delight. Bird watchers must glad to know that, possibly 800 recorded species of birds are found in Bhutan. Good-quality forest with mature trees and well-developed under story-especially subtropical forest, warm and cool broadleaved forests, oak, fir and hemlock forestsis likely to be a good area for bird watching. The areas listed below are readily accessible

Best birding Site-
Tour operators establish suitable birding sites to create Bird Watching Tour for bird watchers.  Tour operators have their cost-effective itineraries that offer to cover some of the exciting birding sites keeping in mind constraints of movement, infrastructure, time, and local conditions.  The best time to take the benefit from Bhutan Bird Watching Tour is from early November to end of May every year.These cover some of the best birding sites thatare readily accessiblein Bhutan.

·         Forests along Road from Sengor to Lingmethang,  Senior (3050m) to Namling (2360m)
·         Namling (2360 m) to Yongkhala (1700 m).
·         Yongkhala (1700 m) to Lingmethang (650 m)
·         Forests along Road from Narphung la to SamdrupJongkar, Narphung la (1700 m) to Deothang (850 m)
·         Deothang (850 m) to SamdrupJongkhar (250 m)
·         Forests along Road from Rimchu to Tashithang, Mo Chu Valley North of Punakha (1700 m) JigmeDorji National Park
·         Mo chu valley 5-6 km North of WangduePhodrang (c.1300 m).
·         Tashithang (1700 m) to Laya (3850 m) JigmeDorji National Park
·         Tashithang (1700 m) to Damji (2430 m)
·         Damji (2430 m) to Gasa (2770 m)

Conclusion
Authentic Bhutan Tours take the visitors to the realm of multiple exposures.  We are licensed by Tourism Council of Bhutan. We not only provide our clients with the best itineraries to perfectly suit their holiday requirements but make every possible attempt to show them the best hospitality. We take pride in having a team of experienced and professional Bhutanese bird watching guides. We have sets of local birding guides with multiple languages who have a strong reputation for guiding international birding clients for many years. Call +975 17343434 for taking a successful trip of a lifetime!