Photographers' trip to The Land of Peaceful Dragon - Bhutan

Tiger’s Nest – Paro Taksang

	Saturday 02/16/2019 50% Snow Showers Snow showers. Low -6C.
	Tomorrow 02/17/2019 40% Chance of Rain Partly cloudy in the morning. Increasing clouds with periods of showers later in the day. High around 5C. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 40%.
	Monday 02/18/2019 70% Snow Partly cloudy skies during the morning hours will give way to cloudy skies with a mixture of rain and snow developing in the afternoon. High 4C. Winds light and variable. Chance of precip 70%.
	Tuesday 02/19/2019 80% Snow Cloudy with rain and snow. High around 5C. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 80%. 2-3cm of snow expected.
	Wednesday 02/20/2019 40% Snow Showers Snow showers early. Peeks of sunshine later. High 8C. Winds light and variable. Chance of snow 40%.
	Thursday 02/21/2019 10% Clear Except for a few afternoon clouds, mainly sunny. High 9C. Winds light and variable.

Landscapes, Fortresses, Rural Villages and one beautiful Festival!

Next expedition: Summer Autumn 2014, please stay tuned, details to be published by end of April.
Group size: 12 photographers
Participation fees: Please check full programme for prices

Full Programme

Breathtaking landscapes of the Himalaya, imposing fortresses (Dzongs), a friendly nation that embraces progress yet has a deep commitment and respect to it's heritage and traditions make The Land of Peaceful Dragon, The Kingdom of Bhutan a photographers' paradise, no less.

Hidden deep in the folds of the great Himalayan Mountains for years, Bhutan developed its own civilization. The population of about 752,700 people, living in close harmony with nature, evolved a unique identity, derived largely from the rich religious and cultural heritage.

Environment preservation and conservation has always been a priority for Bhutan. Nature and Bhutan are synonyms at a global context. Bhutan pristine environment boasts of an ecosystem that is both rich and diverse. A royal decree summons that at least 60% of forest cover must be maintained at all times. Bhutan’s rich ecosystem is considered to be one of the top ten ecological hot spots of the world. Nature is regarded as a giver and mother of life in Bhutan.
During this 9 days experience, Photographers will be exposed to the splendor of the vast valleys, the landscapes of the Himalaya, rural villages, thriving at altitudes of up to 3,600m, imposing fortresses and monasteries.

During this expedition, being a small group, we will have close encounters with the local people - in monasteries and in villages up in the mountains, including overnight in a farm house.
This is by any standard a once in a life time inspiring experience and a Photographer's must.

For further reading about Bhutan's GNH - Gross National Happiness, please click here

Kingdom of Bhutan

Landscapes, Fortresses, Rural Villages and one beautiful Festival!

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