Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is no ordinary place. It is a Himalayan kingdom replete with myths and legends, where the best of traditional culture thrives and the latest global developments are enthusiastically embraced. Being located on the southern slopes of the eastern Himalayas, the land consists mostly of steep and high mountains and swift rivers that form into deep valleys. It is also filled with a lot of monasteries and Dzong.

We feel that the best way to experience the greatest Country in the world is hanging out with someone who's knowledgeable, personable, and accommodating. Our guides meet and exceed all criteria and will go above and beyond to provide you with an experience that cannot be achieved by sitting on a bus with dozens of other people.

RDI is the oldest Travel company in organizing Bhutan tours and has been accompanying visitors on city tours and out-of-town excursions since years. Our exciting range of tours brings you the best that Bhutan has to offer, from majestic Mountains to varied landscapes and quaint countryside villages to the historic Buddhist monasteries. All tours are operated to the highest quality standard on our new fleet of coaches and are escorted by professional local guides, whose wealth of knowledge and experience will ensure you have a day out to remember.

RDI has been in the travel industry nearing a decade and is still continuing to provide our customer with our specialism in travel services all over the world. Just crossed a decade into the business, we are still considered a relatively young mid-sized travel company and we remain steadfast in our deliverance of quality products and services to our customers in a long time to come. To stay abreast in this volatile industry, we are constantly reminded to our mission statement – Our customer has been always our no.1 priority! The business is now in a continual state of expansion.

There are basically two different packages for the tour of Bhutan

• CULTURAL TOURS

• TREKKING TOURS

• Explore the valley of happiness .• Traditional Bhutanese Welcome with Khadar (white scarf) • Visit the most famous of monasteries – Taktsang Monastery - ‘Tiger’s Nest• Variety meals arrangement for local Bhutanese, India, & Chinese cuisine to suits your appetite• Visit to Local Farm House to see how Bhutanese farmers live and have chance to taste the local rice wine “ara”.• Try your hand in making of Chili Cheese (Ema-datshi) Bhutanese Signature Dish• Dress yourself in Bhutan local Dress “Kira and Goh”• Unlimited Mineral Water during Sightseeing in Bhutan • 01 Complementary Personalized Posting Stamp (Each Person).

Geographically, Bhutan, like its neighbour Nepal, is a landlocked country in South Asia, hence, you can enter Bhutan either by land or by air. There is only one airport in Bhutan: the airport at the town of Paro (PBH). By Air The Paro Airport is Bhutanas only air field and many consider it to be one of the most beautiful in the world. The flight from New Delhi to Paro takes about 2 hours. Druk Air, the national carrier of Bhutan operates regular flights from Paro to Delhi, Kolkata, Bangkok, Dhaka, Singapore and Kathmandu. The Druk Air flight schedule changes by season and times are subject to prior notice. Overland There is one overland entry point and 2 exit points: Entry and exit via Phuntsholing. The Airport at the India town of Bagdora lies at a 4 hours drive from Bhutan Border at Phuntsholing. The entry point at Phuntsholing would serve you better if you are tarvelling via Sikkim and West Bengal of India and Kakarbhitta of Nepal. No Entry Only exit via Samdrup Jongkhar: You can exit through Samdrup Jongkhar in southeast Bhutan to Guwahati of India. From Guwahati, you may fly into other Indian cities like Delhi, Bombay or Kolkotta and to your onward flight connections.

The Kingdom of Bhutan lies in the South Asia between China and India in the Himalayas. Climate and weather also vary according to altitude and season of the year. The season of autumn, from September to late November, is considered to be the best time to visit the kingdom for trekking. The skies are generally clear and the high mountain peaks rise to a vivid blue sky. Autumn is also the time of the popular Thimphu Tsechu festival. However, you can enjoy travelling in Bhutan any time of the year. The country is divided into three distinct tracts, between the southern foothills and the Himalayan crest, running from south to north. The three climatic zones according to the altitude are: Tropical: The southern border areas on the foothills Sub-tropical: From the jungles in the southern Bhutan to lower mountains with altitudes of 2000 a 2500 metres Alpine: towards northern high land of the Himalayas The summer months of April to July are particularly hot in the south. But, the central and western Bhutan remain relatively cool and pleasant. The winter months from December to February are the most suitable time for bird watching and rafting. In the March April months of spring the trekking routes are open at the moderate altitudes. Average Rainfall According to the Region:Himalayan region Less than 500mm Inner central valleys 500mm to 1000mm Southern foothills 2000mm to 3500mm Southern border area 3000mm to 5000mm

No matter what season you are travelling, you will meet on the way people quietly chanting and spinning their prayer wheels.

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