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News & Events

Buddha's Relic Recovered

The Chinese archaeologists have found a very small \"pagoda\" - it sounds more like an ornate reliquary shaped like a pogoda -- that allegedly contains a gold coffin bearing part of the Buddha\'s skull inside a silver box.
Tiger population up in Nepal

The latest census shows 63% increase in Tiger population since 2009. Of the 198 tigers, 120 are in Chitwan National Park, 50 in Bardiya National Park, 17 in Shukla Phanta Wildlife Reserve, seven in Parsa Wildlife Reserve and four in Banke National Park.
Nepal Tibet foreign trade and tourism

Nepal Tibet border remained closed in Autumn 2015 for foreigners. Tourists rerouted their visit via Hilsa, Simikot or flying in and out of Lhasa. The overland trip will resume from April 2016
Nepal in top ten travel destination - 'Rough Guide'

The leading travel guide book publisher, Rough Guide has listed Nepal as the number one destination of the top ten travel destination of 2016.
Prince Harry to visit Nepal this spring.

Prince Harry\'s is taking an official tour of Nepal to observe how the country is recovering from devastating April 2015 earthquake.
International Buddhist Conference in Nepal

International Buddhist conference is held in Nepal to celebrate 2,060th Buddha Jayanti. The conference is supposed to highlight Lumbini as birthplace of Buddha and Nepal as the land of the origin of Buddhist philosophy.
Bison population up in Chitwan

Recent count has recorded increased number of Indian Bison - Gaur in Chitwan National park, a natural heritage sites enlisted by UNESCO.
Nepal top 3 destination - National Geographic

National Geographic has listed Nepal in its top 10 destination to visit in 2016. The country needs tourism to rebuilt, it says.
Pun Hill, the must-see destination - Lonely Planet

The leading travel guide book, Lonely planet, recently featured ‘Pun Hill’ as top ten tourist destination in Nepal.
Gharials decline in Chitwan

Gharial crocodile population declines in Nepal despite various programs of Chitwan based crocodile breeding center and other organizations.
Trekker dead near Everest Base camp

An Australian trekkers died near Everest base camp because of high altitude sickness.
Tilaurakot palace Excavation

Series of scientific excavation have uncovered the Shakya palace of Tilaurakot where Lord Buddha spent 29 years as Prince Sidhartha.

Upcoming Festival

Bisket jatra - April 9 - 16

Celebrate the universal truth of ‘mating and creation’ during Nepali New year 2075 and Spring festival. Bisket Jatra

Bhutan

Tiger's Nest, Paro - Bhutan

Bhutan as tour destination
The regulated tourism makes Bhutan an expensive destination in south Asia. However its uniqueness as ‘Tibet outside of Tibet’, worth a visit. Bhutan is in the southern slopes of the Himalayas, where intact Tibetan essence and Buddhism is preserved indifferent to outside world.

Bhutan, approx. the size of Switzerland, covers an area of 47,000 sq. kms & has a population of less that 700,000 inhabitants. These figures, however do not reflect the incredible geographical & ecological diversity of the country nor its natural wealth. The range of altitudes revel its variety, rising from 300m on the Indian frontier to 7,300m on the Tibet border. The land is reminiscent of a gigantic staircase.
The name Bhutan appears to be derived from the ancient Nepalese term Bhotana, which means the end of the land of Bhots (Tibet). The Bhutanese themselves refer to their country as Druk Yul or the Land of the Thunder Dragon. Druk meaning dragon and extending from the predominant Drukpa school of Tibetan Buddhism. You will discover in the Thunder Dragon Kingdom of Bhutan, true mystical bliss enveloped in its natural splendour. This Himalayan paradise is still wrapped in a time, recollected by many as “those good old days”.

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Best time to travel Bhutan

March / April and October / November are the peak tourist season for Bhutan. Spring brings colors to the nature. Rhododendron blooms in late March / April. 80 % tourists visit Bhutan in October. November is the best time to travel to see migration of Black-necked cranes from across the Himalayas. The arrival of the birds is celebrated with festival in Phobjikha valley. So if you are travelling during these months, plan ahead.
December, January and February have clear mountain views if you are just visiting valleys of Paro, Thimphu and Punakha. However you need to be used to low temperatures. Days are often warm and sunny.
September has pleasant temperature of about 25 degree. Thimphu celebrates ‘Thimphu Tshechu festival’ during the month. However sky may be partially cloudy as the monsoon is becoming reliant.
May : Clouds start to gather around May and the temperature rises making it hot and humid. This is not the best time to travel but it is less crowded and mountains are visible every now and then.
June – August: is rainy season. Sky is covered in monsoon clouds that could pour down any time. It is definitely not a time for trekking but city sightseeing is still possible.

Bhutan Access - by air and overland

The National carrier Druk Air operates from the only international airport in Paro with 75-seater BAE-146, a four engine jet aircraft. It has scheduled flights to Kathmandu, Delhi, Calcutta, Bangkok & Yangon. Buddha Air has started Kathmandu - Paro scheduled flights by BEECH 1900 D aircraft. By road, it is possible to drive via India to the Bhutanese town of Phuntsoling, gateway town in the southwest.
The Kingdom lies east of Nepal and west of the Indian state of Arunchal Pradesh, south of Tibet and north of the Indian state territories of West Bengal & Assam. Bhutan is a landlocked country surrounded by mountains to the north & west. The altitudes in the south range from 1000 to 4500 feet. From 4000 feet in the east around Tashigang to a high of 17,000 feet over the highest pass. The altitude at Thimpu, the capital is 7,700 feet.

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