Going around in Bhutan

Bhutan is a small country with diverse landscapes, from snow-capped mountains to lush valleys and forests. Here are some popular ways to get around and explore Bhutan:
1.    By car: The most popular way to get around Bhutan is by car, either with a private driver or as part of a guided tour. Roads in Bhutan are generally well-maintained but can be steep and winding in some areas. Private cars can be hired by licensed tour operators in Bhutan.
2.    By foot: Trekking is a popular way to explore Bhutan's rugged landscapes, with several popular trekking routes available, including the famous Snowman Trek. Trekking routes vary in difficulty and duration and, based on your preferences, be modified and your fitness level.
3.    Cycling is a popular way to explore Bhutan's countryside, with several bike rental companies and guided bike tours available. Some popular cycling routes include the Punakha Valley and the Paro Valley.
4.    By bus: Bhutan has a public bus system that connects major cities and towns. However, buses can be crowded, uncomfortable, and unreliable. Licensed tour operators can also hire private buses and minibusses.
5.    By helicopter: Helicopter tours are available in Bhutan, offering a unique way to see the country's stunning landscapes from above. Helicopter tours can be customized based on your preferences and budget.
6.    Walking is a popular way to explore Bhutan's cities and towns, with several walking tours available in popular tourist destinations like Thimphu and Paro.
Overall, there are several ways to get around and explore Bhutan, each offering a unique perspective on the country's culture, landscapes, and way of life.