Physically, Bhutan can be divided into three zones: Alpine Zone (4000m and above) with no forest cover; the Temperate Zone (2000 to 4000m) with conifer or broadleaf forests; and the Subtropical Zone (150m to 2000m) with Tropical or Subtropical vegetation. Because of its wide attitudinal and climatic range, the flora and fauna is diverse and rich. Forest types in Bhutan…
At various times of the year, Bhutanese people in towns and villages congregate to witness the masked dance festivals known as Tshechus. These colorful events draw thousands of locals, some of whom walk for days to attend them. There is inevitably a great deal of socializing; it is an opportunity for people to relax and forget the daily routine, to…
Welcome to Bhutan! “The land of the Peaceful Thunder Dragon” A country hidden deep in the folds of the great Himalayas, Bhutan has numerous features to present to the world, and many more remains to be explored. Bhutan Karma Tours and Treks (BKTT) offer visitors the finest experience of Bhutan, the last Shangri-La (Hidden Paradise) where heaven meets earth. Experiencing…
