Bhutan is hosting an international conference on Sustainable Finance for Tiger Landscapes.
As always Bhutan is demonstrating leadership in sustainability
The first Bhutanese runner is all set to participate in the 2024 London Marathon tomorrow! 🎉🇧🇹
Meet Dr Tenzin Dorji, @tregxel who is raising funds for @NSPCC
Let us cheer Tenzin as he runs alongside other 65k runners from 158 nations @LondonMarathon@KuenselOnline@BBSBhutan
Looking for reasons to visit #Bhutan. Read this from @ShivaniVora
Summary ⬇
- Bhutan's Scenery
- Rich cultural sites
- A family destination
- Hikes and walks
- The people.
Speak to us if curious about holidays in Bhutan.
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Bhutan stands out as one of the best-emerging destinations in the world, presenting numerous under-the-radar treasures for those seeking unique and off-the-beaten-path experiences.
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🐯 Exciting news! Bhutan's #tiger count is rising, offering hope for these majestic creatures. 🌟
But challenges remain. Managing human-tiger conflict is vital for both tigers & the communities that share their habitat🌍🐾
RT to show your ❤️ for these incredible animals! 🐾
Fluttering prayer flags and the magnificent view of the iconic Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest). A must visit site while in #Bhutan#traveltips#bhutantravel#tourismbhutan For more info - https://t.co/mGpmYCE3wa
Great and encouraging news!
#Bhutan reported a marked increase of 27% in tiger population since the last count in 2015. We now have 131 tigers. This attests to Bhutan's strong and focused approach to environment & sustainability. #GlobalTigerDay#Bhutan
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Tsechus are Buddhist festivals & most travels to #Bhutan are planned around these festivals taking place across the country throughout the year. Here are the list of popular upcoming autumn & winter festivals. #travelbhutan#traveltheworld#Himalayas
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A beautifully-captured picture of a Royal Bengal Tiger walking in the snow in the mountains of #Bhutan@_tashidhendup thank you for sharing the rare picture of the elusive animal :)
This isn't in Siberia! Mountain tigers, we call them in Bhutan. We are learning new things about the Royal Bengal Tigers through our long-term monitoring efforts. In Bhutan, they use high-altitude landscapes to travel from one valley to another; some even live and breed there.