Nature Tours: National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries

Bhutan Nature and Travel in National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries of Bhutan

Bhutan Nature Tour and Travel has a remarkably extensive protected-area network, covering more than 40% of the country for Bhutan Tourism. Bhutan has its major protected areas include 5 national parks, 4 wildlife sanctuaries, and 1 strict nature reserve for Bhutan Travel and Nature travelers.

National Parks

• 1. Bhutan Jigme Dorji National Park : Northwestern Bhutan; Bhutan’s largest national park and habitat of snow leopards, takin, Himalayan black bears, and many other species and it will give you the best nature Bhutan Travel and Tour experience.

District Area: Gasa, Thimphu, Paro, Punakha and Wangdue.

• 1. Bhutan Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park: It’s in central Bhutan, it’s important for Himalayan ecosystems and species such as tigers, leopards, and red pandas and Bhutan Travelers that have heart to studies in Animal.

District Area: Trongsa, Zhemgang and Wangdue.

• 1. Royal Manas National Park Bhutan: Southern Bhutan; the country’s oldest national park and one of its richest biodiversity areas, with elephants, tigers, gaurs, and golden langurs, this park has many other animals that keep comes and goes from Indian Border.

District Area: Sarpang, Zhemgang and Pemagatshel.

• 1. Bhutan Phrumshingla National Park: Eastern Bhutan Travel; known for subtropical forests and important populations of tigers, leopards, and several bird species, all Bhutan Travelers can witness different animals species on the way to Bhutan travel to eastern Bhutan Tour.

District Area: Mongar, Lhuentse, Trashigang and Zhemgar.

• 1. Bhutan Wangchuck Centennial National Park: Northern and central Bhutan Travel; Bhutan’s largest protected area and an important habitat for snow leopards, Himalayan musk deer, and blue sheep.

District Area: Gasa, Thimphu, Wangdue Phodrang, Buli.

Wildlife Sanctuaries

• 1. Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary — Northeastern Bhutan; famous as an important wintering area for the black-necked crane.

District Area: Trashiyangtse, Mongar, Lhuentse.

• 1. Khaling Wildlife Sanctuary — Southeastern Bhutan; protects subtropical forests and is particularly significant for the Asian elephant and other wildlife.

District Area: Samdrup Jongkhar.

• 1. Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary — Southern Bhutan; one of Bhutan’s smallest protected areas, with sal forests and wildlife including elephants and gaurs.

District Area: Sarpang, Dagana.

• 1. Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary — Eastern Bhutan; protects eastern Himalayan ecosystems and is associated with species such as red pandas and Himalayan black bears.

District Area: Trashigang, Samdrup Jongkhar.

Other major protected area

Toorsa Strict Nature Reserve — Western Bhutan; a highly protected alpine and temperate ecosystem with very limited human disturbance. Together, these protected areas form a network stretching from subtropical forests in southern Bhutan Nature Tour to high-altitude Himalayan ecosystems in the north, which helps explain Bhutan's exceptional biodiversity.