Study Trip to Bhutan
2025

Have you considered pursuing your studies in the happiest country in the world? A direct flight between Hong Kong and Bhutan is available in 2025, presenting a unique opportunity.

National Museum

Sightseeing

Discover Bhutan: majestic monasteries, breathtaking Himalayas, vibrant culture, and the world's happiest people await.

Student Exchange

Bhutanese Buddhist school exchange: Cross-cultural learning, spiritual growth, and lasting friendships through shared faith and education.

Corporate Visit

Students engage with Bhutanese banking, telecom sectors, etc..., gaining invaluable industry experience and cross-cultural insights.

Speak with the Nuns

Visit to Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Lhakhang Nunnery, and interact with the nuns residing in the nunnery, gaining insights into their daily routines, spiritual beliefs, and the unique religious practices they observe within their community. Learn about their personal experiences and the significance of their faith in their lives.

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Daily Activity

Engage in chores like cleaning, cooking, and maintaining the nunnery grounds.

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Ritual

Butter lamp offerings, prostrations, and recitations of mantras.

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Meditation

Further chanting and meditation before retiring for the night

Go into Bhutanese School

Bhutan’s education system emphasizes Buddhist values alongside modern subjects. Schools, from primary to higher levels, follow a national curriculum focusing on literacy, numeracy, and cultural preservation. Education is free and compulsory until the secondary level.

Interact with students

Engaging, culturally enriching discussions and collaborative activities fostering cross-cultural understanding with Bhutanese students.

Speak in English

Varied English proficiency levels; opportunities for communication practice and cultural exchange with Bhutanese students.

Learn Dzongkha

Immersive language learning; gaining practical Dzongkha vocabulary, grammar, and cultural context through direct interaction with native Bhutanese student speakers.

Learn about the commercial industry

Visit to Corporate Companies, such as Banking, Insurance, Telecom, Hospitality, etc…Bhutan’s commercial industry is developing, balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability and cultural preservation. Key sectors include the banking industry, tourism, agriculture, and handicrafts, with a focus on high-value, sustainable products and services.

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Banking

Bhutan's banking sector is relatively small but growing, dominated by a few state-owned and private banks offering basic financial services. Focus is on financial inclusion and supporting national development goals.

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Insurance

Bhutan's insurance industry is nascent, primarily focused on life and general insurance. Growth is driven by increasing awareness and government initiatives promoting financial inclusion and risk management.

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Hospitality

Bhutan's hospitality industry centers on high-end eco-tourism, showcasing the country's unique culture and natural beauty through luxury hotels and homestays. Growth is sustainable and carefully managed.

In 1971, His Majesty King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck, the third King of Bhutan, declared Dzongkha the official language for government and education. The Bhutanese Ministry of Education established a Dzongkha Development Division, initiating the creation and printing of Dzongkha learning materials, subsequently incorporating Dzongkha into the school curriculum. In 1986, His Majesty King Jigme Singye Wangchuck, the fourth King, directed the formation of the Dzongkha Advisory Committee to develop plans and policy guidelines for the further promotion of the Dzongkha language, and English Speaking is very common in Bhutan nowadays.

Frequently Asked Questions.

Bhutan boasts exceptionally low crime rates, making it incredibly safe for travelers. Friendly locals, well-maintained infrastructure, and a strong emphasis on peace and harmony contribute to a secure and welcoming environment for exploring this beautiful kingdom. Enjoy your journey with confidence!

Bhutan’s highlands offer breathtaking vistas. Dochula Pass, at approximately 3,100 meters (10,171 feet), and Tiger’s Nest Monastery, perched dramatically higher, showcase the kingdom’s dramatic topography and challenging, yet rewarding, high-altitude trekking opportunities is very low.

Bhutanese cuisine is a delightful blend of spicy chilies, hearty cheeses, and flavorful rice. From the national dish, ema datshi (chili cheese), to hearty noodle soups and momos (dumplings), suitable for Asian style.

Bhutan Airlines commenced direct flights between Hong Kong and Bhutan in December 2025. The flight from Hong Kong to Bhutan takes approximately 4.5 hours, while the return flight from Bhutan to Hong Kong takes about 6.5 hours, including a brief stop in Kolkata for passenger loading. For details, please have a look at the flight schedule.

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