Just curious that I haven't seen anything about Bhutan, considering what appears to be a pretty good lot of birds there. Additionally I see that there are some companies that do tours there. I'm considering a move there, does anybody have any feelings about it? Is the lack of posts here related to the difficulty of entering the country?
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gandytron
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I made a visit to Bhutan last year in October see http://bangkokcitybirding.blogspot.com/2012/10/bhutan.html
Bhutan has loads to offer birders, and is a stunning country as it still has so much forest. I am sure it would be a very interesting place to live if the opportunity arose - the country faces many social and economic challenges, and influence from its mighty neighbours.
Best wishes,
Dave
Bhutan has loads to offer birders, and is a stunning country as it still has so much forest. I am sure it would be a very interesting place to live if the opportunity arose - the country faces many social and economic challenges, and influence from its mighty neighbours.
Best wishes,
Dave
DMW
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Visiting Bhutan as a tourist is very easy...so long as you are prepared to pay the $200 per day minimum payment set by the government. You are required to organise your visit through an official tour operator, and they make all the arrangements on your behalf. I went there a few years ago and loved the country: it is absolutely unique and if I had the opportunity to live there, would jump at the chance.
