Why do you like to visit Bhutan?

If you are looking for a unique destination that is modern and traditional at the same time, Bhutan is an excellent choice.

Considered the happiest country in Asia, Bhutan has slowly and steadily flown through modern times without giving up its core traditions and culture. Not many people explore Bhutan, as its government is also very cautious in preserving its natural and unspoiled beauty. However, Bhutan's tourism has gone up in the past years, inviting people from all around the world. This is not surprising because the Bhutan travel package costs have since been available and affordable to more people.

There are many things to do in Bhutan, and every activity is certain to be a memorable one. Some of them are:

1. Get a glimpse of the Mount Everest

When flying via Drukair, the Royal Bhutan Airlines, landing at the Paro airport will give you an exquisite view of Mount Everest. You can book your Drukair flight and tours with Drukasia.

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2. Visit national parks and sanctuaries

Bhutan is a peaceful and calm country that boasts of its diverse wildlife. Visiting a national park, such as the Jigme Dorji Park, can be an excellent experience. These parks and sanctuaries also will make you appreciate the richness of Bhutan’s natural beauty.

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3. Explore the food

When you travel, food is one of the things you want to remember most. Bhutanese cuisine has a wide selection of meats and greens, including what is popularly known as EmaDatshi, a mix of chilies and cheese present in every meal. It is spicy, delicious, and definitely a favorite in Bhutan.

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There’s a lot to discover in Bhutan. Whether you are into extreme nature adventures or you only want a quiet walk to the park, you certainly will appreciate the rawness of the country of stay, preferred activities, and flight options.

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