Bhutan — November, 2018
Part 1 of a three-part blog post on travel to Bhutan as part of Kaiulani Facciani’s I’m gonna live until i die! inspirational travel blog.
Part 1 of a three-part blog post on travel to Bhutan as part of Kaiulani Facciani’s I’m gonna live until i die! inspirational travel blog.
To visit Bhutan, you need to obtain a visa and make all arrangements through an official tour company, who provides all lodging, meals, entrance fees, and transportation, including the services of a guide and a driver. All this for the price of $250/day. Considering the quality of what is provided (at least with Namgay’s company), the extent of what is provided, and the way the government spends its 30% share of the proceeds, it is worth every penny! I’ve visited over 50 countries and Bhutan is the most amazing and delightful of them all.
The next day brought something we had been anxiously anticipating… a small local religious festival. Bhutan has many and they are worth scheduling your trip around.
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