Bhutan Family Vacation Tour

 

Bhutan is an ideal place to go on family vacation.

There are many things that you can include in your Bhutan Family vacation Tour. Some of the most common family bonding activities in Bhutan are

1. River Rafting

In this era of social media and technology, it is hard to take time out for your precious family. Therefore to make your family relations strong it is better to go for an adventurous trip. What would be a better option than river rafting? River Rafting can rejuvenate your mind as well as your soul as it allows you to take a break from your monotonous daily routine and pay a visit to the astounding surroundings of nature.

Adventurous activities like river rafting open up a whole new world to your kids as it allows them to distract their attention from the illusionary world of ipads, games and social media. It strengths the connections between you and nature. Having a river rafting can not only help you but will also help your kids in pushing their limits mentally as well as physically.

2. Camp-Bumdra Trek in Bhutan Family Vacation Tour

“Everyone wants to live on top of the mountain but all the happiness and growth occurs while you are climbing it", this quote itself narrates the beauty of the mountains and the adventurous journey of trekking. Bumdra monastery situated just above the Tigers Nest of Taktsang has a steep path crossing through the alpine forests and high altitudes.

It is true that trekking includes many benefits like increasing your happiness levels, boosting your immune system and motivating you as it gives a sense of achievement while you complete your trekking journey. The elevation of the trek is around 3900 m and the time required to complete the trek is 2 days. The point at which the trek starts is Sangchen Choekor Shedra and it ends at Ramthangkha. The best time to go for this trek is Mid-February to May, September to November. Going to a spiritual place like Bomdra Monastry will ignite the spark of peace which is inside you.

3. Spiritual & Wellness

Spirituality not only enhances your levels of happiness but also increases your focus. Doing meditation on a regular basis can help you in reducing some of the major health ailments like heart diseases, high blood pressure and brain strokes. Exercise is also important for your health but it is recommended to spend some quality time in nature as it will give you both health and happiness. Bhutan is a carbon-negative country which will benefit you in many ways. A home for many famous monasteries Bhutan is considered to be the school of vipassana meditation.

When you spend time in nature your mind and your body rejuvenate and recharges. It is important to take a small vacation from your day to day routines as it will help you in increasing your concentration, mental and physical health as well as your productivity. The best way to spend your vacation is to go for adventurous sports like river rafting and hiking with your family. This will not only give you relaxation but will also give you a golden chance to spend some quality time with your family members. Check out here what you can do in your Bhutan Spiritual journey.

4. Homestay

If you still think that travelling requires a lot of money and you still have unanswerable questions in your mind like how will you cover your hotel and travel expenditure then Bhutan homestay can be the perfect answer for you. Nowadays people prefer staying in homestays as compared to staying in a hotel. There are ample of reasons behind it like you will get personalized service as you become the center of attraction of the hosts of the family. If you are one of those who miss home-cooked meals while travelling then you should give a try staying at the homestay for once. You get the opportunity to meet the local people of the city which is indeed much more beneficial for you as locals can tell you various other historical places to visit around the city, which even Google fails to detect. Staying at the homestay in Bhutan can be a very enriching experience for you as it will not only help you in saving your money but will also be comfortable for you.

Furthermore , many of the homestays provide recreation like an opportunity to try out Bhutan Archery or hot stone bath.

6. Jigme Dorji National Parks

Jigme Dorji National Parks is one of the most famous and largest protected areas of 4,349 sq. km is situated in a carbon-negative country called Bhutan. This biologically rich area of Eastern Himalayas starts from forests and ends in ice glaciers on the northern-west border of the country. Jigme Dorji National parks are 7000 m above from the sea level, is named after the King of Bhutan Jigme Dorji Wangchuk. It should be on the top of your bucket list if you love to visit adventurous places. Glaciers and lakes are scattered among the mountains making this an exotic place.

Peaks like Jomolhari, Tsherimgang and Jichu Drakey are well known and considered pious landscapes in Bhutan. Its alpine region is comprised of many flowers like blue poppy, edelweiss, orchids and rhododendrons. Rare species of animals like Snow Leopard, Takin, Tiger, Balck Bear, Blue Sheep, Royal Bengal Tiger and Red Panda. Bhutan's most famous trekking routes lie in the Jigme Dorji National Parks.

7. Farm Lunches

Bhutan is the only 100% organic nation in the whole world. The farm lunches are organised in the various areas of Bhutan are special for the travellers specifically because the food which reached their tables are organic and consists of almost 0% of fertilizers. Many farm lunches are also organized on the farm as well, to give a feel of freshness to the tourists. Often these meals are organized in the presence of farmers where they describe the procedure of growing these vegetables and the obstacles faced by them in doing so. These collaborative lunches give an insight to the tourists about the culture and the farming methods followed in Bhutan.

There are several other restaurants and hotels as well which also offers fresh food directly came from the farms. Bhutan is famous for fruits like peaches, plums and pears. Apart from these other fruits which are grown in Bhutan are apples, apricots, Nashis and cherries. The vegetables which you should include in your plate when you visit Bhutan are Bamboo shoots, Fiddlehead Fern, Bhutanese Spinach, Mushroom and Bittergourd. 

8. Wildlife

Bhutan is one of the rarest biodiversity hotspots which is present in Asia. Bhutan also comprises some of the rare species of animals which are hard to gourd anywhere else in the world like Takin, Bharal, Goral, Serow, Musk Deer, Dhole, Binturong, Yellow Throated Marten, Golden Langur, Tibetan Wolf, Clouded Leopard and Snow Leopard etc. Apart from that Bhutan has also been a home for animals like Bengal Tiger,one-horned Rhino, sloth bear and Red Panda. Bhutan is now focusing in conserving the endangered species of the animals, intending to protect the ecological cycle.

Bhutan is a treasure for wildlife sanctuaries like Sakteng wildlife sanctuary,Bumdeling wildlife sanctuary, Jomotsangkha Wildlife Sanctuary, Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary, Royal Manas National park, The Jigme Dorji National Park, Phrumsengla National Park and finally Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park. If you are an admirer of nature then it is a must to visit these heavenly places. These wildlife sanctuaries give a glimpse of the Bhutan nature's view.

Bhutan Family Vacation Tour Itinerary

Begin your best Bhutan family vacation tour from Paro town and head towards the laid-back town of Punakha, which is home to the country's most stunning Dzong. Punakha, at 1,300 meters, is lower than the other valleys, making it a good place to start acclimating to the altitude. It also has a pleasant climate. 

Continue on to Gangtey's wetland valley, where the uncommon black-necked crane spends the winter and the scenery becomes increasingly sparsely inhabited. Onward to the stunning hillside town of Trongsa, home to the cliff-hanging Dzong, en-route to the little settlement of Bumthang, weaving through ancient cloud forest and rural settlements. This is the trip's easternmost point, located in a picturesque U-shaped valley with streams running through it and pine-forested slopes on both sides. Take a journey westwards to the pristine alpine valley of Paro, which is home to the Tiger's Nest monastery.

Enjoy excellent hospitality and country living throughout your stay in your Bhutan Family Vacation Tour, and acquire an amazing glimpse into this magnificent kingdom

This Bhutan Family Vacation Tour Itinerary is merely a suggestion. It can be booked as it is, or it can be further tailored as per your own custom vacation to Bhutan . 

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