So you want to go to Bhutan? Do you know where it is located? What language they speak? Do you know everything you would want to know about Bhutan? You will in a matter of minutes.

The country of the Bhutanese people is a land-locked country meaning there is no water. Bhutan holds 47,000 square kilometers of ever-changing lands, from the cold icy peaks of the Himalayas to the dense wet rainforests, and almost everything in between.

The official religion of the “Land of the Thunder Dragon” is Drukpa Kagyu. The Bhutanese people have annual festivals that bring together the people, and are dedicated to the protective deities. Flags for prayer lay on the hillside so that a constant communicated to the heavens in maintained. Pretty much the entire population of Bhutan wears traditional clothing.

Economy in the Land of the Thunder Dragon has not changed over the years it has existed. Bhutan’s Economy is mostly based on self-sufficient farming.

The people of Bhutan usually live with their extended family, or at least visit them more often then usual because in Bhutan, it is rude to not visit a relative in a while. Also, Social and educational opportunities are not affected by rank or birth.

Now, after all of this, you wonder how much a flight will cost, and if there are even flights to Bhutan. Yes, there are, by service of Druk Air. This airline departs from Delhi, Bangkok, Kathmandu, Calcutta, Yangon, and Kolkata, and arrives in the city of Paro. The cost to get to one of these cities from our location is roughly at least 650 American dollars to almost 7000 dollars, depending on your decisions, departing from SFO. Then, the cost to Paro would be 720 American dollars for a r

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Kagyu Bhutanese, Bhutan Dzongkha, Shangri-La Bhutan, Yangon Kolkata, Bhutan’s Economy, Democratic Monarchy, bhutanese people, Druk Air, Thunder Dragon, Dhaka Visas, Kingdom Bhutan, american dollars, return ticket,