Ecotourism - Ecstatic Bhutan

Ecotourism- sustainable travels

Bhutan is emerging as a model ecotourism destination. With its rich natural resources and diverse wildlife, the Himalayan Kingdom is a haven for nature enthusiasts. More than 70 percent of the country is under forest cover.

Bhutan’s flora and fauna include some of the most critically endangered, rare and endemic species. In total there are 11,284 known species of an- imals, plants, birds and insects. There are more than 200 species of mammals, 27 of which are globally threatened and 6,000 species of vascular and non-vascular plants, of which 94% are native and 144 endemic.

The country’s socio-economic development is underpinned by conservation of its pristine environment. Ecotourism reflects our commitment to protect Bhutan’s rich biodiversity while ensuring a harmonious coexistence of people with its natural environment.

Explore nature, Preserve future through our tours engaging local communities.
Experience the rich culture and tradition of the indigenous people along with thrilling adventure.
Ensure a sustainable living by contributing to the local community

Community-based tours

Enchanting bird watching tours

With over 700 species of birds recorded, the pristine environment in Bhutan is a birder’s paradise.

The country is home to more than 16 species of vulnerable birds like Pallas’s Fish Eagle, White bellied Heron, Satyr Tragopan, Gray-bellied Tragopan, Ward’s Trogon, Blyth’s King Fisher, Yellow-rumped Honey Guide, Rufous Throated Wren Babbler, Chestnut-breasted Partridge, Blyth’s Trogon, Wood Snipe, Dark-rumped Swift, Rufous-necked Hornbill, Gray-crowned Prinia and the Beautiful Nuthatch.

Bhutan is hosts many species of birds that are in danger of extinction, including the Imperial Heron, Black-Necked Crane.

The fly fishing experience

Fly Fishing in Bhutan is a serene adventure. Bhutan’s pristine rivers and breathtaking landscapes, offers an unparalleled fly fishing experience for anglers seeking tranquility and adventure. The country’s commitment to environmental conservation ensures that its rivers remain pure and abundant with fish, providing an ideal setting for this meditative sport. Fly fishing in Bhutan is not just about the catch; it’s about immersing oneself in the natural beauty and cultural richness of this Himalayan kingdom.

Bhutan’s rivers, such as the Punatshangchhu, manas and Wang Chhu, are prime spots for fly fishing and habitat for the most prized catch, the golden Mahseer, also known as tigers of the river. The crystal-clear waters are also home to various species of trout.

Exploring the untamed wilderness

A wildlife safari in Bhutan is an unforgettable journey into the heart of one of the world’s most pristine and ecologically diverse regions. From the lush lowland forests to the rugged alpine terrains, Bhutan’s wilderness offers unparalleled opportunities to encounter rare wildlife and immerse oneself in the country’s natural heritage. For nature lovers and adventure seekers, a safari in Bhutan promises a profound and enriching experience, harmonizing the thrill of discovery with the peace of the natural world.

Bhutan has designated over half of its land area as protected areas, including national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, and biological corridors. The country is a sanctuary for diverse wildlife and pristine natural habitats. Bhutan offers unique and enriching wildlife safari experiences that provides an opportunity to witness the country’s rich biodiversity. Bhutan is home to exotic species like Bengal tigers, elephants, rhinos, golden langurs, red panda, snow leopards, Himalayan blue sheep, Himalayan black bear and takins, the national animal of Bhutan.

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