Bhutan Wildlife Packages

Top 5 Wildlife Sanctuaries in Bhutan

Bhutan wildlife tours are going to fulfill your desires of exploring something new in life, the close interaction with the wildlife, walks through dense forests and beautiful lake views are going to give you an enriching experience. You should definitely plan a trip to this natural heaven, witness the wonderful sites here and get lost in the beautiful maze of nature.

• Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary: Not only does it have exquisite flora and fauna of Bhutan, but has a variety of species of rare birds residing here like the Black-rumped magpie, which is the most intelligent bird in the non-human species. Along with that, there are creatures like yeti and an abominable snowman that are spotted here.
• Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary: This sanctuary is located in the northwestern part of Bhutan; it's a secured sanctuary because of the endangered species that reside here i.e. the Red Panda, the calm and endearing creatures that bring most tourists to this sanctuary. There are also black-necked cranes that migrate here during the end of the year to the early start of the New Year. This sanctuary also has around 130 species of butterflies hovering around on flowers it's definitely going to be treated to your sight. It is a great place to include in your Bhutan wildlife tours.
• Jomot Sangkha Wildlife Sanctuary: This sanctuary, located in South Eastern Bhutan was formerly known as Khaling Nelli, the major highlight is the presence of rare Pygmy Hog. Apart from that other wildlife species here are Gaur, Asian Elephants, Tigers, Hispid Hares; you have to play with your luck to actually get to spot all of them here.
• Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary: This sanctuary was actually build to protect the Sal forests and is now home to endangered species like Golden Langurs, Gaur, Asian Elephants, etc. The specialty at this sanctuary is the Chital deers spotted here. Along with that, there are many species of birds that are found here.
• Royal Manas National Park: There are a number of endangered Himalayan wildlife species that live here along with the beautiful flora and fauna that it displays, set up in 1966 this place is definitely a must visit to get interesting insights into wildlife and biodiversity of Himalayas.

Best Time to Visit Bhutan for a Wildlife Tour

The best time to go for Bhutan wildlife tours would be during spring that is March to May, as the valleys are filled with flowers and the clear skies, the weather is appropriate and would not cause and hindrances in your adventure trip.