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ASIAReserve early! Our trips fill fast. To reserve your space, follow the instructions in each itinerary. Bhutan - Beautiful Birding in April
April 2 to 26, 2009 April 2 to 26, 2010 Join our resident naturalist, Hishey Tshering, on an amazing trip over the prayer-flag laden passes of Bhutan along roads lined with vivid rhododendrons blooming in April. This shining Buddhist gem is a birder's paradise in April during the courting season. Bhutan's altitudinal variations from tropical lowlands to mountain peaks keeps you constantly guessing about the next surprise around the corner! This trip is timed in the spring, the season when flowering plants are constantly changing and birds are most colorful. Expect to encounter over a dozen intriguing mammals, including the Golden Langur in the lowlands, plus over 300 species of birds. Arrive in Paro in time to enjoy a day at the colorful Paro Festival, then continue eastward past Mongar before returning as the blooming season progresses in the mountain passes. Enjoy excellent lodges, rustic bed and breakfasts, plus six nights of carefree mobile camping off the beaten track. Travel in a modern bus driven by an outstanding driver with Hishey and an assistant guide leading the way. Your camp staff will travel ahead by truck to prepare your comfortable camp. Bhutan in November with Blue SkiesNovember 5 to 27, 2010 Join our wonderful leader, Hishey Tshering, over the prayer-flag laden passes of Bhutan along roads looking out onto beautiful vistas in all directions. This shining Buddhist gem is a scenic paradise in November during the clear skies of autumn. Bhutan's altitudinal variations from tropical lowlands to mountain peaks keeps you constantly guessing about the next surprise around the corner! Many resident and migrant birds are very likely to be encountered with Hishey's expertise in finding them. The Black-necked Cranes that winter in the Phobjikha Valley and the Crane Festival are true highlights. Also expect to encounter about a dozen species of fascinating mammals. Return to top
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