Experience Traveling To Bhutan, The Happiest Country In The World

Bhutan is a small country in South Asia, with the top happiness index in the world. It attracts visitors by the long-standing Buddhist culture and beautiful natural landscape.
Experience traveling to Bhutan, the happiest country in the world
Bhutan is located between China and India. The country follows a constitutional monarchy, with kings and parliaments. It still retains the only surviving traditional Himalayan Buddhist culture in the world

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Although this country is isolated by its geographical location because most of the area is mountainous and highland, it is very attractive to tourists because it is the only place that does not calculate GDP but only takes into account the happiness index of the country. citizen.
Bhutan is always at the top of the list of the happiest countries in the world Photo: Theincredibletide.




The right time to travel to Bhutan
Bhutan has 4 distinct seasons in a year. However, you should only choose to travel in spring (March-April) and festive season (September-November). In the spring, when the trees are in full bloom, the stunning natural scenery, the cool, cool air is the ideal time to come here.
Unique and long-standing festivals like Tsechu usually take place around October every year and last for 3-5 days, attracting thousands of people to attend. Photo: Bhutanfestivals.
The festival season is in autumn, when flowers bloom beautifully, such as azaleas, magnolia flowers, and many other flowers. Not only that, the biggest festivals here are also held during this time will be an opportunity for you to immerse in the unique culture of the Bhutanese
Travel Guide to Bhutan
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How to apply for a visa and journey to Bhutan
To travel to Bhutan, you are required to apply for a visa through the tourism agency of Bhutan at a cost of 40 USD / person. Therefore, you absolutely cannot travel to Bhutan. The King of Bhutan also only allows a limited number of 6,000 visitors to come here each year to avoid negative impacts on the culture and natural landscape.
The unique architecture and beautiful natural landscape of Bhutan are also a highlight to attract international visitors. Photo: TravelTriangle.
In addition, before departure you also need to apply for a visa from the company in charge, which will charge your travel per day, about 250 USD / day during the peak season. This cost includes shuttle bus, hotel, 3 meals, a tour guide, and also entrance fees to tourist attractions.
To fly to Bhutan, currently Vietnam does not have a direct flight, you will have to transit in one of three locations: Bangkok, India, and Singapore.



Tourists should schedule a few months early for the Bhutanese trip to have time to prepare, because the number of flights to Bhutan is not much, so it will be very crowded during the peak season.
Each year, the king of Bhutan only allows about 6,000 international tourists to visit the country. Photo: Yatra.
2. Hotel and dining
Due to a long Buddhist culture, Bhutanese people are mainly vegetarian. Therefore, you will find that the cuisine in this country is relatively monotonous. The main ingredients used here are rice and corn, along with fresh vegetables, the main spices are cheese and chili so the dishes will taste sweet and spicy.
The unique dishes of Bhutan must be mentioned as Ema Datshi, a combination of cheese and chili.



In addition, the kingdom of happiness also has a dish of cheese cooked with vegetables Shamu Datshi, Ezay, a kind of chili salad, or a momo cake that resembles dumplings in Vietnam.
Food like Ema Datshi, Shamu Datshi, momo cake and ezay chili sauce are all popular and attractive dishes in Bhutan.
Hotels in Bhutan are mainly concentrated in Paro and Thimphu, with a wide selection of high-end to budget-friendly options. The most impressive thing in Paro is probably the Naksel Boutique Hotel & Spa, a luxurious resort with a panoramic view of all the beautiful surroundings. Furniture inside the resort is mainly made of wood with a cozy design, the average overnight price is about 150 USD / night.
Naksel Boutique Hotel & Spa is a luxury resort in Paro, the only city in Bhutan with an international airport. Photo: Hostel.
If you are in Thimphu, you can choose to go to Ariya Hotel on Olakha Road.



The hotel is very fully equipped, beautiful furniture, friendly staff, the price is about 110 USD / night.
Ariya Hotel is a classy hotel in the capital Thimphu, the largest city of Bhutan. Photo: Expedia.
3. Places to visit
Fort Trongsa: Fort Trongsa has been the residence of Bhutanese kings since 1907, which is also the country's largest fortress. The building was built on a mountain above the Mandge Chu River dam, aimed at controlling trade centuries ago. Today, this place becomes an attractive sightseeing spot, even Ta Dzong watchtower has become a museum.
Trongsa is the largest fortress and is of great importance to the people of Bhutan.




Kora Tower: Kora Tower is a white stone structure built in 1740, located in the Karmaling valley, east of Bhutan. The tower is one of the oldest Buddhist structures in the country, built for the purpose of banishing evil spirits, preserving many Buddhist relics.
Every year, Kora tower welcomes many tourists.

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