Druk Rafting

This Druk Rafting and cultural combination specifically to river raft in central Bhutan. Bhutan, which is situated on the eastern face of the Himalayas, is a land of gently rolling hills, picturesque valleys, and glacier-fed rivers. Bhutan’s culture and long-standing traditions are remained intact because it was never invaded. Since the 7th century, Buddhism has been widely practiced throughout the country and is still a significant part of most Bhutanese citizens’ daily lives.

Bhutan is a land full of myths and legends. Like timeless images from the past, the traveler encounters the full glory of this ancient land through its dramatic fortresses known as Dzongs, numerous ancient temples, monasteries, and stupas that dot the countryside, prayer flags fluttering along high ridges, foamy waterfalls, and the warm smile of its friendly people.
Each moment is special as one discovers a country where its people have chosen to preserve its unique culture, distinct identity, and magical purity. Time and again Bhutan has been rated as one of the most unique destinations in the world.