Bhutan is the world's only 'Carbon Sink' and more than 70% of the country is covered in trees. This large amount of tree cover helps Bhutan absorb more carbon dioxide than it produces. It also offsets its emissions by exporting renewable energy.
The Bhutanese are known for their rich culture and heritage, and the country prioritises the happiness of the people. With this positive attitude, Bhutan welcomes tourists and has a lot to offer in terms of natural forests, festivals, adventure and spiritual monasteries.
Paro is the best Bhutanese town to visit as it is the hub to adventures like trekking, rafting, mountain biking and kayaking. Paro is also famous for its colourful wooden shops and restaurants. Major attractions of Paro include Tigers Nest, Chele La Pass, Rinpung Dzong, National Museum and many more!
The best time to visit Bhutan is generally considered to be either in the spring, between March and May, or in the autumn from September to November. During these months the weather tends to be pleasantly dry and mild, and the scenery - never less than beautiful, of course - is at its most glorious.
Top Places in Bhutan
· Paro.
· Thimphu.
· Punakha.
· Trongsa.
· Jakar.
· Phobjikha Valley (Gangtey)
