Machu Picchu has become the first international destination to obtain the carbon neutral certificate. The certification was awarded to the Historic and Natural Sanctuary of Machu Picchu by the Green Initiative, which is an institution that seeks to promote green and environmentally friendly tourism.

The tiny Kingdom of Bhutan, nestled in the eastern Himalayas, gives you a sense of what a carbon-neutral tourism destination is. Not only that, it’s the only carbon-negative country in worldwide.

Despite its attraction, Bhutan hasn’t seen swarms of tourists yet. This is because the government of Bhutan takes extra precautions to prevent an uncontrollable influx of tourists from entering the country.

Bhutan needs to be on your travel wish list if you’re planning a soulful getaway to a carbon-neutral tourism destination that gets you closer to nature.

What’s more? Experienced travel operators like Norbu Bhutan can help you personalize your trip to Bhutan for a truly unique travel experience.

Here’s everything you need to know about this carbon-neutral tourism destination and how to become a sustainable traveler.   #tiny Kingdom of Bhutan.

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