Trip Overview
Answer: Tibetans are extremely religious so you should respect their privacy when they pray (back off, don’t stay too close, be quiet, ask for photo permission, etc.). You should also show your respect and thankfulness when you receive any gifts from them. They don’t eat fish, dog, donkey and horse meat due to religion belief so don’t insult them eating these food in front of them. Moreover, when you visit temples you should follow prayers, wait in the queue, walk around them clockwise, don’t push people or overtake. Always follow the rules when going to monasteries and taking pictures inside temples is strictly forbidden.
Trip Review
Tour guide Pema Letho made the Bhutan trip both informative and entertaining. He always has some interesting stories to...
Mei Wu
It was truly an eye-opening visit to Bhutan, and we had a really enjoyable experience! The 7D6N itinerary was...
ww weiting
We had a very good experience for our first visit to Bhutan. The itinerary was very complete and our...
Jamie Tan
Great sights, great food, great iternary, awesome guide. A totally unexpected enjoyable experience in Bhutan.
Laura Lim
My trip to Bhutan was a great experience for me. Amazing country with a lot of fresh air; people...
Marie
I just returned from a 7-day tour of Bhutan and had the privilege of Guide Dago Tshering and driver...
