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3 Testimonials for Kezang Wangchuk
Kuzu, Sangay! Here’s my written feedback -
Ya lama kheno, Bhutan was spectacular!
I came back from the trip…richer in knowledge and friendships, wiser about life (thanks to all the discussions on Buddhism with my guide), and happier what with all my experiences in Bhutan. My guide, Kezang Wangchuk was just brilliant! Professional, knowledgeable, witty, friendly, patient. And my driver, Tshering Wangchuk was really impressive! Fantastic driving skills, I never felt safer. I was also happy with the itinerary, the sights, the hotels, the flight, the road trips, the vehicle. I think Druk Asia did a great job. Other Druk Asia customers that I met during my 7 days, had nothing but praises for their guide and driver. Thank you! And my online contact for Druk Asia based in Singapore, Sangay Dorj.
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Hi Sangay,
Kuzuzangpo la!
Overall it has been a wonderful trip! Bhutan lived up to its deserved reputation as a dream destination.
We were awed by the beauty that surround and warm hospitality of the Bhutanese.
Our driver, also called Sangay, is cheerful and very experienced. Our Guide, Kezang Wangchuk, is relatively new to the industry. He more than made up by looking after us very well. We appreciate his earnest demeanour and sincere ways.
Hotels:
Hotel Lobesa stood out as the most outstanding hotel amongst the 3 star hotels, in terms of accommodation comfort, service and food quality. I was freezing at Hotel Dewachen. The bathroom was freezing cold. There was no wardrobe or table for me to place my items.
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Dear Sonam,
Our trip was generally enjoyable. Both the guide and driver were great company.
Only one complaint was that the hotel at the black neck crane valley did not have consistent hot water.
The travel tips document says "usually Sante Fe or Prado' but a Tucson was provided.
We greatly appreciate the traditional Bhutanese dress that was provided by Mindu. We had memorable pictures taken with them.
We would recommend Druk Asia to our friends if they have plans to visit Bhutan.
Regards,
Lawrence Low
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