7 Helpful Advice From Nguyen Khang About Bhutan

Coming to Bhutan, the happiest country in the world, you cannot apply for a visa by yourself. Choose spring or October for the best weather and scenery. Bhutan Travel: 7 helpful advice from Nguyen Khang MC Nguyen Khang's recent trip to Bhutan makes many people interested. This destination not only makes tourists curious with the title "happiest country on the planet" but also is a difficult challenge because this country is not really open to tourists. Here are some helpful advice from Nguyen Khang based on his own practical experience, for those who are dreaming about this paradise land

. How to apply for a visa? To apply for a visa, you must contact travel agencies in Bhutan. You cannot travel on your own, but go through a travel agency in this country. This company will be in charge of applying for a visa and organizing tours because Bhutan does not have an official diplomatic agency in Vietnam The cost for the visa is about 40 USD.



When is the right time to travel? The peak season is March-April. The festive season is from the end of September to the end of November every year. If you want to go, Nguyen Khang advises you to book half a year in advance to be sure. You should come here in October because of the King's birthday so there are many interesting festival activities. The Bhutanese eat the Lunar New Year. The most fun in Bhutan during the Lunar New Year is archery competitions held across the country. This festival takes place around October every year and lasts for 3-5 days The Tsechu Festival is attended by thousands of people, they come here with the most beautiful clothes, wearing the best jewelry.



The highlight of the Tsechu ceremony is the Cham dance - a lively dance performed only by men. The dancer will wear an impressive mask and wear clothes studded with many jewels, describing moral and spiritual stories. Therefore, the colorful masks are unique souvenirs for friends and relatives.Bhutan has 4 distinct seasons, spring the climate is also very beautiful because there were many flowers blooming all over Bhutan. . Among them, Nguyen Khang likes the most purple phoenix flowers grown in Punakha, and especially in front of Punakha Dzong because the colors are so beautiful. How to go to Bhutan, you must transit to one of the following 3 places : Singapore, Bangkok or India. Traveling to Bhutan is a bit difficult because the number of flights to this country is not many.



Only about 2 international flights a day. It is best to plan early to buy an air ticket. Usually the travel agency will charge you a day, around $ 250 for the peak season. This cost includes the hotel, private car, driver, guide, 3 meals and entrance fee (visa fee and air ticket are charged separately). This makes it difficult for backpacker tourism. Where to visit The cities you should visit are Thimphu capital, cities like Paro, Punakha and Bhumthang. Normally, you should spend 2 days touring the entire city. Have free time to take pictures and experience life here.



If you have little time, Nguyen Khang recommends going for 4 days and visiting Thimphu and Paro (where Tiger Nest is one of the symbols of Bhutan) If you have 6 days, you should go to Punakha (where dzong - a form of palace - the most beautiful in Bhutan). 8 days left, of course you should go to Bhumthang, a place quite far, at a higher position and the climate is also the view is colder and the view is breathtakingly beautiful. What to eat? Often we think travel goes hand in hand with food. But perhaps Bhutan is an exception. Most of the Bhutanese are vegetarians and their main dishes are made from rice. Rice and corn are the main foodstuffs. Honestly, Khang finds Bhutanese cuisine monotonous, pale and unattractive. The capital Thimphu, which has only a few Thai and Korean restaurants.



There are no other restaurants. In Bhutan I eat the same food. Mainly steamed vegetables and fruits and add a fried chicken dish or beef. Bhutan is a Buddhist country so they don't kill. Chickens are raised for eggs, cows for milk. The salty dishes are mostly imported from India. The most comforting thing is that their vegetables and fruits are quite clean and safe so eating is very reassuring. They grow their own plants, and do not spray pesticides or use chemical fertilizers to fertilize the plants.



Perhaps that is why the Bhutanese are healthy and young. If you are not familiar with Bhutanese food, you should prepare some food brought from Vietnam such as shrimp, sesame salt or anchovies ... What to wear? Khang comes to Bhutan in the spring. Spring starts from April, the temperature ranges from 18 to 20 degrees Celsius. You can bring a light jacket. At night, it's a bit cold, so you can bring warm clothes because the temperature drops to about 10-12 degrees Celsius, one thing to note is that if you go to the dzong and wear traditional clothes, you must have a scarf.



If not, you must wear normal clothes but have to wear pants.What to spend? - Air ticket: only when you have a visa and scheduled tour schedule, can you book a flight ticket for Bhutan Airlines (DrukAir) , is the only airline allowed to fly into Bhutan. Because every day only.

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