Discover the Kingdom of Bhutan through unforgettable journeys, authentic experiences, and landscapes that stay with you long after you leave.
TRAVELLER REVIEWSReal experiences from guests who explored Bhutan with A Bucket List Adventure.
“This was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. It will be totally worth the effort. You will need patience and resilience... Your reward for making it to the top will be beyond measure.”
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“Bucket list adventures provided us with a unique mix of adventure and culture in our trip to Bhutan. They helped customise a perfect itinerary for us. The service was amazing...”
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“We spent 7 beautiful days in tranquil, serene and wonderful Bhutan. Manager Sonam worked tirelessly... We chose the adventure package which included hiking, rafting, biking, and even horseback riding.”
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“I just got back from an 8d/7n trip... and it has been no less than amazing. From the inquiry process until departing the country, things went so smoothly.”
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“The agency and its staff are wonderful. They adapted the itinerary regarding our needs and our wishes. Our guide and driver were so nice and friendly... We recommend this agency 100%!”
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“The trip itself was superb, with a schedule that combined cultural sightseeing with trekking, cycling and rafting. The accommodation and transportation were comfortable, and the food good throughout.”
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“State of Kuwait was one of the first three countries to establish diplomatic relations with Bhutan back in 1983 and it provided huge financial support for Bhutan’s development in the form of loans and grants.
Fast forward 7 years, Kuwait was invaded by Iraqi forces in 1990 and the Gulf War followed. By the end of the war, most of the government buildings in Kuwait were destroyed and official records burnt down. The Emir of Kuwait was now clueless about his financial transactions – loans, grants, charity – as all the records turned into ashes. He requested the government’s world over to provide whatever data they had about Kuwait’s financial transactions with them.
