Executive Summary by Darmansjah
The transition period between spring and summer makes for an
opportune time to visit Bhuttan –
flowers are in magnificent bloom, vegetation is lush, and the vivid green rice
paddies contrast with the dark hills and the stark white dzongs to produce picture perfect vistas. Tucked amidst the
mountains and valleys throughout the country, Bhutanese villages are extremely picturesque
and many require a good deal of trekking to visit. Why not cover more ground by
going on a bicycle tour? Spice Roads Cycle Tours is a leading bicycle tour that
highlights the best scenery, historic sites, art and culture in Bhutan. The seven
day/six night pedaling tour brings you past stunning views of pristine nature
on good paved roads with little traffic, past historic dzongs, monasteries and temples, and up close to charming locals.
The only international airport of Bhutan, the Paro Airport
is located six kilometers away from Paro. The easiest way to get there is by
flying to either Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi or Kathmandu, and then connecting to Paro
with Druk Air (drukair.com.bt), the
national flag carrier airline of Bhutan.
Check out spice roads website (spiceroads.com) for more of their bicycle
tours around Bhutan.
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