With Bhutan recently increasing their ‘Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)’, for incoming tourist visitors, travellers on lower budgets may find adjacent Sikkim to be a very suitable alternative.
Sikkim, in the north-eastern Indian Himalaya region, actually borders Bhutan and shares similar topography while also being largely a Buddhist area.
Check out this video from Bhutan & Beyond founder, James Irving.
What does a Private Sikkim Experience Offer?
In fact Sikkim is quite similar to Bhutan but with two major differences.
Golden Triangle – 6 nts Agra, Jaipur & Delhi plus option to add 2 nts at Ranthambore National Park for tiger safaris.
Article by James Irving – India, Nepal & Bhutan Travel Expert
James has worked in the travel industry for over 40 years & has been involved in the leisure, corporate, group, sport, incentive & wholesale travel genres.
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