In a changing world, visitors to Bhutan will discover that much remains unchanged. On September 23, 2022, the sole remaining Himalayan Buddhist Kingdom will reopen its borders to international travel.
In a changing world, Bhutan remains the same
The same cobalt skies, vibrant smiles, and timeless sense of tranquillity can be found here, where everyday life is defined by the pursuit of peace and nature is as revered as happiness.
In a changing world, Bhutan remains the same
The same cobalt skies, vibrant smiles, and timeless sense of tranquillity can be found here, where everyday life is defined by the pursuit of peace and nature is as revered as happiness.
Commentary: Gun violence in Kansas City, through the eyes of a Bhutanese visitor
A journalist from one of the happiest countries in the world, where people don’t need guns, visits the United States during a summer when much of the news is about mass shootings.
Commentary: Gun violence in Kansas City, through the eyes of a Bhutanese visitor
A journalist from one of the happiest countries in the world, where people don’t need guns, visits the United States during a summer when much of the news is about mass shootings.
Bhutan-China ties won’t harm India’s interests: Bhutan Foreign Minister
After over two years of COVID-19-induced lockdown, Bhutan will open its doors for tourists on September 23 with a new expensive policy for international tourists and Indians as well. Bhutan Foreign …
Bhutan-China ties won’t harm India’s interests: Bhutan Foreign Minister
After over two years of COVID-19-induced lockdown, Bhutan will open its doors for tourists on September 23 with a new expensive policy for international tourists and Indians as well. Bhutan Foreign …
Post-COVID, necessary for neighbours to work together: Bhutan FM on China-Bhutan Boundary talks
As Bhutan prepares to reopen borders in September this year, interview to The Hindu on new tourism policy, vaccines and boundary resolution with China …
Bhutan to reopen with tripled tourist tax
As tourist hotspots consider fees to limit the number of tourists, Bhutan will require a USD$200 (AUD$291) tax on international visitors when it reopens.
Bhutan to reopen with tripled tourist tax
As tourist hotspots consider fees to limit the number of tourists, Bhutan will require a USD$200 (AUD$291) tax on international visitors when it reopens.