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There aren’t many reasons to take up Bhutan tour packages apart from the fact that the country’s considered the last bastion of Utopia on earth itself!

Whether it’s considered mystique of the landscape, a large part of which is still unexplored, the snow capped mountains or historic relics – and they all have a unique appeal magnifying the charms of Bhutan tourist attractions.
Your Bhutan tour packages could include everything or something specific. You can start with a general drive around the country with walks to monasteries and temples to soak in the religious and spiritual nature of Bhutanese culture. You could visit the museums, handicraft shops or even the weekend markets. These will give you a chance to soak up the culture and the traditional ways of the Bhutanese people. You could even choose to stay with a family for a night or two to get yourself acquainted with the way of life.

If you’re a thrill seeker then the trekking expeditions are a perfect option to tick on the list of Bhutan tour packages, which offer you some of the most challenging yet enjoyable conditions in the world such as near vertical slopes, windy climate, damp and cold atmosphere. With the rapid altitudinal increase rate, you get the perfect opportunity to carry out your escapades amidst the challenge of trekking on some of the highest unclimbed peaks.

Those of you sweating at the prospect of long walks, take it easy. Trekking’s just one option that you can take as a part of a Bhutan tour package. There are various other things you can do as well. Bhutan is still a thriving hub for Buddhism, with festivals held in honor of the precious teacher Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambava (one born on a lotus flower).

One of these festivals is the Tsechu festival which is said to bless those who attend it. The various dances and rituals give you a deep insight in to the cultural faces of Bhutan. Other festivals you can look at are Thimphu Festival, Paro Festival, Punakha Festival, Wangdue Festival, Gomkora, Chotenkora and Bumthang Festival among many.

Besides these ways of getting closer to the nation in spirit, there are also various tourist attractions which can be enjoyed. The capital of the country comes to mind first for obvious reasons. Thimpu. Despite being a political head of the state, isn’t the most developed in the country as it holds on to its old world charm.
Paro, on the other hand, is another one of the best stourist attractions, being the most developed city in the country. Additionally you can also visit the National Museum in Paro or even Punakha, which represents a stunning beauty seen on the Eastern Himalayan regions.

Whatever you choose to do, you definitely can’t regret the experience.