Bhutan is one of the smallest and happiest country in the world with population of over 750, 000 sandwiched in between two giant countries, China in the north and India in the south. Also popularly known as Druk-yul, “The Land of Thunder Dragon”, the country opened its doors to international tourists in the year 1974. One could argue that Bhutan has set a very high tourist tariff of around $200 – $250 per day, there are so many reasons Bhutan is worth the daily fee.
Bhutan is one of the smallest and happiest country in the world with population of over 750, 000 sandwiched in between two giant countries, China in the north and India in the south. Also popularly known as Druk-yul, “The Land of Thunder Dragon”, the country opened its doors to international tourists in the year 1974. One could argue that Bhutan has set a very high tourist tariff of around $200 – $250 per day, there are so many reasons Bhutan is worth the daily fee.
