Bhutan: Discover The Most Exclusive Travel Destination in the World.
Bhutan is the Himalaya's smallest and only Buddhist state, other neighboring countries include Tibet China to its north, India to its south, Nepal to its west, and Myanmar to its east.
The country has kept control over tourism since it opened its doors to tourism in 1974. The country believes in the sustainability of not damaging the culture.
Bhutan accepts low tourist arrivals through the "High Value, Low Impact" tourism approach. Even charge a visa of US $100 per day to avoid overtourism as of 2024.
All visitors except Indians have to request an online visa and the number of tourists issued to each country is capped. Countries are permitted to get visas on arrival.
Travelers need to reserve their programs with registered tour operators, but more than 75 registered guides are on hand to provide customized tours.
Bhutan genuinely wants to preserve its powerful Buddhism and beautiful natural surroundings, as part of a deliberative, independent traveler experience.
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