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Nature Tourism-Bhutan 
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Nature Tourism-Bhutan is grassroots Bhutanese ecological and cultural tour operator with strong appreciation and understanding of international clients and their travel interests.
We offer tailor-made i ... |
Post 673
Thimphu
673 - Asia
Bhutan |
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| Black capped Langur
3 kind of Langurs are evident in Bhutan. 1. Golden Langure, 2. Grey Langure and 3. Black capped Langure. They are identified as different species from monkeys 1951. All of them are found on the tree tops, motor road sides and sometimes on ground to feed and drink. |
| Butterfly "Bhutan Glory"
The Himalayan kingdom is paradise for birds, butterflies and flowers. Join some of natural history tours taking place in different seasons and varing altitudes in Bhutan Himalaya |
| National Flower of Bhutan "Blue Poppy"
This endengered and protected species are in bloom from late June to August from 4000 m and above. The plant is used as raw material in the traditional medicine. One of the specialities you may see in our high altitude botanical tours with Nature Tourism-Bhutan. (June, July and August) |
| Karma Jamtsho
I have been a guide and now I operate a responsible travel company since 1999. During my 21 yrs in tourism venture I feel that tourism in Bhutan is heading in sustainable manner. |
| White-bellied Heron in flight
These birds are very rare in the world. They inhabitate the river valleys of Punakha male and female rivers and downcourse sangkosh river. Our birding tours emphasise on looking for this bird and Great Hornbill besides the other seen in the country. |
| Bhutan Eco-trekking
The Bhutan Eco Trail is an ideal post-harvest/winter trekking set out in Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park, a park with an ecological rich environment. The park, located in central Bhutan, is also home to several cultural rich agricultural villages. The trail is a six-day low-altitude trek (between 693m/23100ft and 1,636m/5453ft) through six different villages located inside the park. Starting point Riotala (1060m/3533ft) and final destination Tongtongphey (1061m/3537ft) are two small villages along the Trongsa-Zhemgang road, situated in the buffer area of the park at the east side of the Mangde Chhu (river).
On this trek, you will possibly see the Golden Langur (Trachypithecus geei), one of the rarest primates, which can only be found in Bhutan and neighbouring Assam. Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park is also home to the endangered Rufous-necked Hornbill (Aceros nepalensis). More so, the trail is a superb place for birding (common mynas, blue-fronted redstarts, long-tailed shrikes and Eurasian sparrows, to name just a few common species, but spotted are also serpent eagle, golden-throated barbet, and the yellow-bellied flowerpecker) and has a wide variety of plants and flowers found in this Himalayan area (from Chir Pine, broad-leaved trees and Bamboo, to Rhododendrons and wild Orchids).
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| High altitude Trekking
Trekking is one best way exploring the natural wonders of the mountain kingdom. Sustainably reducing your carbon footprint if one is reasonably fit to endure thin mountain air, rugged terrain, snow capped peaks, high altitude flora & fauna and the lives of the upland inhabitants. |
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