Tour Time

Spring season serves the best time for the tourists for this particular season is enthralled by birds chirping hidden in the trees, bees buzzing around where the beautiful scenario adds charm to the landscapes of the Kingdom.

BIRD WATCHING

Bhutan is real paradise for birders; the country boasts around six hundred and seventy five species of birds. As you come across the country, you can see groups of avid bird watchers armed with binoculars and cam-eras, wandering into the forest. The most endangered and vulnerable Black Necked Crane is the most fa-mous for the visitors.

There are ten bird species in Bhutan identified as glob-ally threatened by Bird Life International. These include the Black-necked Crane, one of the World’s rarest and least known cranes, the Rufous-necked Hornbill, Blyth’s Tragopan, and Blyth’s King fisher, Ward’s Tro-gon, the chestnut-breasted partridge, the white-bellied heron, Wood snipe and Pallas’s Fish Eagle.

Some other bird species seen are Ospreys, Waders, and wide varieties of Ducks, Snow Pigeons, Rose finch-

es and Accentors. Beside that, you can spot Minivets, Barbets, Sunbirds, Warblers, Cuckoos and Yuhinas. At the high altitudes you can see the Raven, Hima-layan Griffon and Vulture, more commonly visible are the blue whistling Thrush, chattering yellow billed Mag-pies, Choughs and many more

Winter is one season where the endangered Black-necked Cranes roost in the valleys of Phobjikha, Bumthang, and Bumdeling.

Why Yatara Adventure is the best

Yatara Adventure is one of the licensed tour operators in the Kingdom, targeting to create adventure travel and the rich eco-tourism. Yatara guarantees that your experience will be qualitatively superior, where you will become one of the few who have experienced the charm and magic of one of the world’s most enigmatic countries- the ‘Last Shangri La’ on the earth.

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Bhutan-The Youngest Constitutional Democratic Monarchy

Sandwiched between the two giant countries, China in the north and India in the south; known to the out-side world as the Last Shangri-la on the earth, Bhu-tan with its unique culture and tradition maintained its independence and true identity. Since 1907 until the beginning of 2008, Bhutan remained as a Monarchy has adopted the changes becoming the youngest con-stitutional democratic monarchy in March 2008 setting a landmark achievement in the history of Bhutan.

People

The Bhutanese appreciated for the soft spoken, hos-pitable, welcoming, friendly, and humorous charac-ters to the outside world are by nature, strong and enthusiastic. They wear colorful intricate dresses; men wear so called Gho, a long robe tied around the waist by a slim fabric belt and women wear Kira, an ankle length wrap-around the waist fastened by silver brooches called koma.

Religion and Culture

Unlike other countries of the world, Bhutan has its unique culture and tradition powerful enough to uphold and portray its own identity. The state religion being Buddhism, Bhutanese are considered compassionate, pious, selfless, kind, and generous. Bhutan is adorned with enthralling and enchanting scenario enhanced by the colorful Textile Museums, Folk Heritages, Me-dicinal centers, and many more. Bhutanese artifacts and handicrafts are beautifully blended depicting its historical significance. Blessed with sacred sites and holy places, it is believed that one will be exorcized and liberated simply by visiting these sanctified sights.

Festival Tours

Different regions of Bhutan are identified by its own religious and local festivals. At the district level, the annual tshechu is being celebrated with mask dances and folk songs composed by great saints, sages, and treasure revealers, believed to have liberating effects to the viewers. Besides, there are various local festi-vals celebrated at monastic institutions and community level. These festivals bring much relief to the minds of the hardworking Bhutanese.