Women-only Cultural Tour to Bhutan Led by Travel Expert and Author
Experience the culture, trek the Himalayas and witness Bhutan's amazing festivals including the unfurling of the country's largest sacred banner. This 12-day women-only tour in March, 2010 is led by travel expert and author, Beth Whitman.
Online, October 22, 2009 (Newswire.com) - Experience the culture, trek the Himalayas and witness Bhutan's amazing festivals including the unfurling of the country's largest sacred banner. This 12-day women-only tour in March, 2010 is led by travel expert and author, Beth Whitman.
Wanderlust and Lipstick founder, Beth Whitman, announces the company's newest women-
only tour to Bhutan. This tour is an exclusive small-group adventure that focuses on the culture of
the Bhutanese people including their festivals, food and lifestyle. Gals will discover how the
country's religion is integral in making Gross National Happiness the cornerstone of the their
philosophy. They will also bear witness to the unfurling of the largest sacred banner in the country -
an event that takes place just once a year and is viewable for just a few hours.
Participants will take a Bhutanese cooking class, tour ancient temples - known for their
unique architecture - trek in the pristine Himalayas, hike to iconic Tiger's Nest monastery and
get to know the gentle spirit of the people who follow a Buddhist way of life. Whitman will be
leading the tour along with a knowledgeable English-speaking female guide who will share insider
details of the culture and history of this democratic Kingdom.
Bhutan is a magical and remote destination nestled between Northeast India and Tibet. Few
travelers have yet discovered this gem that had roughly 25,000 visitors in 2008.
This women-only tour is open to just 15 people and is an opportunity to enjoy an intimate
and inside look at this remote region.
Register before December 1, 2009, save $150!
Dates: March 20 - 31, 2010. Cost: $4,995 from Bangkok, Thailand. This all-inclusive adventure includes airfare from Bangkok and all costs within Bhutan including domestic travel, food, lodging, guides and interpreters.
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