Bhutan, a small landlocked country high in the Himalayas, is one of the world's lesser-known tourist locations.In this magical place , an intact Buddhist culture is integrated into every aspect of daily life. And spectacular mountain scenery provides a backdrop to pristine forests and picturesque valleys which suits its distinct style for Photography Tourism. You can enjoy a Bhutan photography tour itinerary with a natural view of nature in the land of mountains and rivers.
The country, dedicated to environmental tourism, actually limits the number of people who visit at any given time by making entry into the country extremely difficult and requiring all visitors to be on a per-arranged tour through one of the hundreds of approved accredited travel agencies like Bhutan Best Inbound Tour. Learn more about Bhutan Travel here.
Bhutan's primary tourist attractions for Bhutan Photography Tour would be in western and central regions, primarily in and around Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey and Bumthang. However if you want to capture the rural way of life you can always include the Eastern Bhutan Tour.
The historical Buddhist temples, breathtaking Himalayan treks, shining cultural and natural Gem makes Bhutan a photographer's paradise. Here is the list of places that you can include in your Bhutan Photography Tour Itinerary :
Thimphu, the kingdom's capital and largest city, is located in the western section of central Bhutan, in one of the country's most beautiful valleys.
2. Paro
This beautiful valley encapsulates a rich culture, scenic beauty and hundreds of myths and legends. It is home to many of Bhutan's oldest temples and monasteries.Paro valley has so many things to offer to the photographers.
Some of the popular photography sites in Paro includes
i).Tiger Nest Hike
The Tiger Nest Hike is one of Bhutan's most popular hiking paths since it leads to the Tiger Nest Monastery, one of the world's most unusual and picturesque locations.
At the cliff 900 meters above sea level, you can find the monastery. This one-of-a-kind construction site is a fascinating and bizarre experience, not to mention the natural beauty of the setting. If you're visiting Bhutan for photography, visit Tiger Nest early in the morning to capture its beauty at the sunrise.
ii). Paro Rinpung Dzong
Paro Rinpung Dzong is a huge monastery and castle in Bhutan that houses the Monastic Body of Governance for the region. Rinpung Dzong is a large monastery and stronghold of the Kagyu school of Buddhism.
In the 17th century, the temple was granted to the Zhabdrung Rinpoche, who dismantled the existing construction and created the dzong that still stands today.
In 1646, it was re-consecrated and designated as the monastic and governmental capital of western Bhutan.
iii)Charming International airport, one of the most picturesque airport in the world
