Escapada romántica a Bhutan: Momentos para dos

Crea recuerdos inolvidables con tu pareja en Bhutan, el destino romántico por excelencia.

Pays

Plan pour deuxRéservez une expérience romantique à Bhutan

Pays: Bhutan

Bhutan is a fascinating and isolated Buddhist kingdom located on the eastern slopes of the Himalayas, sandwiched between China and India. Known poetically as 'Druk Yul' (the Land of the Thunder Dragon), it is the only carbon negative country in the world and a pioneer in measuring its development using the Gross National Happiness (GNH) index. It stands out for its virgin high mountain landscapes, cliff-hanging monasteries such as Paro Taktsang, monumental monastery-fortresses (dzongs), intact spiritual devotion and the strict preservation of its ancient traditions.

Capitale : Thimphu

TripMatches · Se souvenir · Planifier

Que voulez-vous faire avec Bhutan ?

Êtes-vous déjà allé à Bhutan ou aimeriez-vous encore y aller ? Choisissez et nous vous menons directement à l'action.

J'y suis déjà allé

Importez votre voyage à Bhutan et gardez ce que vous avez vécu.

Importer un voyage

J'aimerais y aller

Enregistrez Bhutan dans vos destinations ou commencez un nouveau plan.

Créer un plan

Romántico

Escapade Romantique

Coins de charme, vues inoubliables et plans à deux à Bhutan

Más ideas en Bhutan

The legendary Tiger's Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang), perched on a cliff at 3,120 metersThe majestic Punakha Dzong at the sacred confluence of the Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu riversThe colorful spiritual festivals (Tshechus) and sacred mask dances (Cham)The Dochula Pass (3,100 m) with its 108 chörtens and panoramic views of the Himalayan peaksPhobjikha (Gangtey) Valley, winter refuge of the sacred black-necked cranesThimphu (Thimphu), the only capital in the world without traffic lights, and the colossal statue of the Great Buddha DordenmaThe Bumthang Valley, spiritual and historical cradle of Buddhism in BhutanTraditional archery (Dha), practiced with ceremonial songs and bamboo arrowsRelax in a traditional hot river stone bath with medicinal herbs (Dotsho)National dish Ema Datshi (spicy chillies with cream cheese) and high altitude red rice

Destacados

The Kingdom of the Thunder Dragon, sanctuary of Tantric Buddhism in the Himalayas, famous for the Tiger's Nest, its imposing dzongs and its philosophy of Gross National Happiness.

The legendary Tiger's Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang), perched on a cliff at 3,120 meters

The majestic Punakha Dzong at the sacred confluence of the Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu rivers

The colorful spiritual festivals (Tshechus) and sacred mask dances (Cham)

The Dochula Pass (3,100 m) with its 108 chörtens and panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks

Phobjikha (Gangtey) Valley, winter refuge of the sacred black-necked cranes

Thimphu (Thimphu), the only capital in the world without traffic lights, and the colossal statue of the Great Buddha Dordenma

Guía completa

Vous voulez en savoir plus sur Bhutan ?

Découvrez le guide complet avec l'histoire, les itinéraires détaillés, les conseils pratiques et toutes les informations dont vous avez besoin.

Voir le guide complet

Consejos

Conseils de voyage

Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) and Mandatory Visa

Bhutan applies a strict 'High Value, Low Impact' tourism policy. All foreign tourists (except citizens of India and Maldives) must obtain a prior visa and pay a daily Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) per person to finance the kingdom's free public healthcare, education and ecological conservation.

Official Guide and Driver Mandatory

To travel within Bhutan, it is mandatory by law to hire the services of an official licensed Bhutanese tour guide and a professional driver for the entire duration of your stay. The itinerary must be arranged through an authorized tour operator or the official website of the Bhutan Tourism Department.

Dress Code and Respect in Dzongs and Temples

To access the interior of the Dzongs, temples and active monasteries, it is mandatory to dress with maximum decorum: long sleeves, long pants or skirts below the knee and closed footwear (shoes must be removed when entering the prayer rooms). Photographing the interior of sacred shrines and Buddhist statues is strictly prohibited.

TripMatches · Se souvenir · Planifier