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.

Bhutan 2018 Part 2

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.

Bhutan 2018 – Part 3

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.