Trans Bhutan Trail Reopens For Travellers All Across The Globe After 60 Years

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““The trail will open for local travellers and for the world to witness the beauty first-hand. For travellers, they can check out 18 major bridges, climb 10000 stairs and take mountain bikes.”

India.com has published an article featuring the reopening of the Trans Bhutan Trail, encouraging individuals to explore all the trail has to offer

Read the India.com article here

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