Top Reasons To Visit Bhutan During Spring
                     
Top Reasons To Visit Bhutan During Spring



Top Reasons To Visit Bhutan During 
Spring


Bhutan is a quaint little land locked away in the laps of the mighty Himalayas. 
It is the only country in the world that measures its prosperity on an index of 
Gross National Happiness. This makes it a perfect destination to visit if you are 
someone who is in pursuit of happiness. Springtime is considered as the best 
time to travel to this Land of the Thunder Dragon, we tell you why.


Paro Tshechu
The people of Bhutan love to 
celebrate their festivals or Tsechus, as 
they call it. Be a part of one of their 
grandest festivals held in Paro on 
your Bhutan tour package, where you 
can admire the colorful costumes and 
vibrant dance performances of the 
trained monks and laymen. 


Rhododendron Festival

Bhutan in springtime is a visual treat 
more so for the nature lovers as a 
plethora of flora can be seen in full 
bloom during this period. Visit The 
Lampiri Botanical Gardens on your 
Bhutan tour package that is located 
near the Dochula Pass and is 
extremely popular for its collection of 
a wide variety of spectacular 
rhododendrons.


Jomolhari Trek
Since Bhutan is nestled in the 
Himalayas it offers uncountable 
trek opportunities for the adventure 
enthusiasts. Mount Jomolhari 
straddles the Tibet-Thimpu border 
and is also considered as a sacred 
mountain to the Tibetan Buddhists. 
Spring is considered to be the best 
time to opt for this trek. So, don’t 
forget to add Bhutan trekking as a 
fun activity in your 
Bhutan tour itinerary.


Jacaranda Blossoms at Punakha Dzong

Punakha Dzong, also known as The 
Palace of Happiness and Bliss, is 
located at the confluence of two rivers – 
Mo Chhu and Po Chhu. This is one of 
the most charming structures of Bhutan 
which is also the second oldest 
Buddhist dzong in the kingdom. This is 
surely a must-visit attraction on your 
Bhutan tour package during spring!


Bhutan International Marathon

Imagine visiting Bhutan and also 
helping a worthy cause while at 
it? The Bhutan International 
Marathon (that takes place in the 
first week of March) lets you 
participate in a marathon 
conducted at least 1310 meters 
above sea level and offers 
breathtaking views of the scenery 
all around you as you run.


Enjoy Water Sports
The best season to engage in water 
sports like river rafting and kayaking is 
in the spring season between the 
months of March and May. This is one 
of the most exciting activities that you 
must include in every 
Bhutan group tour, especially if you are 
an adventure junkie, as your trip would 
be incomplete without it.


Visit the Haa Valley

This is the road less travelled in the 
truest sense of the term. Not many 
people can say that they have 
travelled to the remote villages in 
the Haa Valley. The best way to 
know more about the culture of a 
foreign tribe is to experience a local 
stay with them. Gain an insight into 
the Bhutanese culture by enjoying 
the company of the natives on your 
Bhutan tour package.


Bird Watching

Bhutan’s untouched environment and 
unspoiled ecosystems make it an ideal 
habitat for a wide variety of bird species. 
So, if you are a bird lover, this country 
will provide you with a chance to admire 
more than 670 species of fauna. These 
numbers include some very rare and 
globally endangered species too. So, 
make sure you come loaded with your 
DSLR and zoom lenses on your 
Bhutan group tours to click lots of 
pictures.


Bumthang Owl Trek

Jomolhari trek can be a little 
overwhelming for someone who has 
no prior experience of trekking or is 
not a fitness enthusiast. If so, you 
can definitely include a trek to 
Bumthang Own in your 
Bhutan tour itinerary which is as 
scenic.


Punakha Dromche

Punakha Dromche is one of the annual 
festivals of Bhutan that you can include in 
your Bhutan tour itinerary. The festival 
celebrates two important events – the 
worship of two Bhutanese guardian deities 
and the re-enactment of the 17th-century 
battle against a north Tibetan invasion.


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