不 丹
不丹王国位于南亚喜马拉雅山脉南麓。面积4.6万平方千 米。总人口155.1万，以不丹人为主（约占80%），余为尼泊尔等民族。通行不丹语、英语和尼泊尔语。首都廷布。
不丹为典型的内陆山国，地势北高南低，气候垂直差异明显。北部高山区气候寒冷，终年积雪；
中部河谷区气候温和，为主要农耕区；南部气候湿热，森林密布。有煤、铜、石膏、白云石等矿
藏。森林资源和水力资源极为丰富。国民经济以农林牧业为主，并有部分小型工业和手工业。交通集中于公路。
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Trekking in Bhutan is paradise for
walkers of all levels and BTCL has many years of experience
arranging a wide variety of treks. Unlike trekking in other parts
of the Himalayas, Bhutan has made hospitality for hikers an art
form. With equipment being carried on ponies and by porter,
trekkers are able to extend all their energy on getting as much as
they possibly can from the walk itself. |
BTCL staff do everything that is possible
to make the trek easier. Individual tents are set up at each camp site
and full meals are prepared, using food that is carried or food that can
be found in the nearby environs. The support team will pack up the
campsite after you set off in the morning and race ahead of you during
the day so a welcome cup of tea is ready in the dining tent when you
arrive, tired but content after a long day's walk. During the trek your
guide will carry and provide refreshment whenever necessary and will
even carry you across deeper streams if necessary. Trekking in the
Himalayas is not for the fainthearted or the unfit. Walking up to six to
eight hours a day over ranges as high as 18,000 feet, it can be an
arduous and even dangerous adventure. It is critical that trekkers are
aware of the difficulties involved.
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Walking is the traditional, and, many say,
the best way to see Bhutan. A two hour walk East from
Tashiyangtse village, or trekking to Jhomolhari basecamp, or
a four day Bumthang
trek will reveal hidden treasures of a life that many
visitors have never seen before.
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| imalayan festivals have long
reputations for being raucous, joyous affairs. Bhutan is no
exception. Residents of the valley prepare for months in
advance and wear their finest kira and kho; they come from
far and wide to celebrate in the valley's dzong. The
festivals last for several days and the partying goes on for
as long as the festivities. Colorful costumes, mask dances,
processions and music performed by monks and laymen playing
exotic Himalayan instruments are only part of the fun. |
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Dzongs are open to all, foreigners and
locals, for the duration of the festival. The highlight of most
Bhutanese Tsechus is the unveiling of the dzong's thongdrel, a massive
hand-embroidered appliqué with a religious subject.The thongdrel are
unveiled at first light to bring enlightenment to all who view them and
are only displayed once a year for a few hours at a time.
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