BHUTAN

The Kingdom of Bhutan, or the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is in the eastern Himalaya. Magnificent mountains, lush fields, thick forests, traditional lifestyle and a serene atmosphere are attractions of Bhutan. Mountain peaks in the north reach up to over 7,000 m, the highest point being the Kula Kangri at 7,553 m. The southern part of the country has a lower altitude Bhutan and its people have largely lived a life of isolation from the rest of the world. Western values have little or no impact. The Bhutanese have succeeded in maintaining their cultural and spiritual heritage and belief that they live in the last Shangri-La by strictly limitingThimpu is the capital city of Bhutan. Its center of attraction is the massive Tashichhodzong building, the administrative and religious center of Bhutan.

Here below we have given little itineraies about the programme for Bhutan.But we can make the tours as per your time and budget.

Festivals : At various times of the year, the annual festivals known as Tsechus take place in different locations. Two of the most popular festivals are held at Paro in spring, and Thimpu in autumn.

SIKKIM
Sikkim is extremely beautiful destination tucked between Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet and Darjeeling in the Eastern Himalayas. Mount Kanchenjunga, the third highest mountain in the world, dominates this small but beautiful land.

This once independent Kingdom was ruled by the Chogyal dynasty until 1975, when following popular support it became a state of India. Sikkim has however retained much of its culture and unique identity.

Containing over 150 lakes it ranges in altitude from 200 m. to almost 8,000 m. and provides extremely rich bio diversity. There have been over 600 species of birds recorded here along with over 4,000 species of flowering plants including a huge variety of Orchids.

Sachem is rapidly gaining a reputation as a Botanist's paradise and along with the introduction of eco-tourism, including serious birding, the region has at last begun to focus on enterprise-based conservation which we are keen to support.