Three Amazing Reasons to Choose Cabberr Taxi from Heathrow

Out of five airports in London, Heathrow is considered the busiest and largest airport that caters thousands of passengers on hourly basis. Therefore if you are arriving at Heathrow airport you are advised to plan your airport transfer before you land. There two main options to choose from, one is public and other is private airport transfer option.

There is a wrong impression about taking a private taxi from Heathrow as most people take private taxi service as an expensive option and consider traveling via public transport which may save them some penny but it won’t give them the satisfactory transport feel.

To give the passengers an option that offer comfort, convenience and that too in considerably affordable prices, A new Taxi transfer service has joined the game. We are talking about Cabberr, there services are excellent in terms of prices and services they deliver.

Three Amazing Reasons to Choose Cabberr

There are number of airport transfer taxi services working in London that offer pick and drop services from Heathrow and other airports and almost all of them offer similar benefits. Cabberr however stands out as a new private taxi service company that offers commitment and dedication towards there customers.

Ease of Mind

You booked your private taxi service before arriving to Heathrow, but now in the middle of your traveling you faced delays from flight take-off to flight landing time, and then you got stuck in the airport as it’s crowded and your time got wasted passing via immigration window and then claiming your luggage. In all the while you worried about your taxi that might have left already as the booking time has passed. No, relax our driver is waiting outside with a pleasant smile to welcome you and take care of your luggage. You can take your time collection your luggage and once you step out you find our representative just outside the airport terminal all set to take you to your hotel.

Educated and Well Mannered Staff

Airport taxi, Cabberr at Heathrow
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It’s your first time in London and you are travelling with your family. Accept it other than driving skills you want your driver to be presentable, educated and well-mannered to help you sink in with the new city life and make you feel comfortable. You don’t want to bump into some random tough guy who drives well but does not talk well. Cabberr hire smart, educated and well-mannered staff and it’s our policy that the drivers will make you feel comfortable, engage you socially and gave you brief look around while you reach your hotel.

Affordable Fares and Maintained Cars

Compare Cabberr with our taxi services, our fares are fairly set and we also offer promotional discounts for our customers. Moreover we ensure well maintained Class A vehicles that offer luxury and comfort on next level.

London is city of dreams, entertainment and excitement. You would never want to start your visit by chasing metro bus or train, carrying your luggage on your shoulders and walking a mile to reach your stop. Book yourself a Cabberr taxi from Heathrow and save yourself from the embarrassment.



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Best Bhutanese Food- Feast of Bhutan Dishes – Fermented YAK Cheese!

If there’s one Bhutanese food restaurant you have to eat at when you’re in Bhutan it’s the Folk Heritage Museum Restaurant. This was probably the best Bhutanese food meal that I had in all of Bhutan. The food and the knowledge of Bhutanese culture was amazing.

Folk Heritage Museum Restaurant – They also have a museum, but the best reason to come here is for their restaurant. They aim to really preserve traditional Bhutan culture and food. Even though I had been in Bhutan for almost two weeks already, I tried some very unique Bhutanese dishes at the Folk Heritage Museum Restaurant and also got a lesson on how to eat traditional Bhutanese food. This is one of the world’s greatest Bhutanese restaurants and preservations of Bhutanese culture in Thimphu.

Here are some of the main Bhutanese dishes we ate:

  • Suja – herbal butter tea
  • Sweet buckwheat
  • Bitter buckwheat noodles
  • Dried fiddlehead ferns
  • Roasted barley dough Bamboo shoots and fermented beans
  • Dried beef with fermented yak cheese
  • Sikam paa – dried pork with chilies
  • Chanterelle mushrooms
  • Ema datshi – chillies and cheese Bhutanese chicken curry
  • Kewa datshi – potatoes and cheese

After our huge Bhutanese food lunch, we had some Indian food with Matt including some momos and paratha for dinner. It was a great day of food in Thimphu, Bhutan!

Do you want to explore Bhutanese cuisine in Bhutan? Go to http://food.mybhutan.com to book your exclusive food tour with MyBhutan.



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Tiger’s Nest in Bhutan

Trekking to the SPECTACULAR Monastery on a Cliff!

Trekking to Tiger’s Nest Monastery in Bhutan (Paro Taktsang in Bhutanese Dzongkha), which sits literally on the edge of a cliff. The hike takes about 3 – 4 hours or so.

The trail, although steep, isn’t really dangerous in any parts, as long as you keep your eye on the trail and don’t try to get too close to the edge. At the top of Tiger’s Nest Monastery they don’t allow any photography, so you have to check in your bag. We walked around the monastery for a little while, ate some snacks, and then headed down.

Despite Tiger’s Nest Monastery in Bhutan being one of the most famous attractions and icons of Bhutan, it really is spectacular.

Round-Trip Taxi from Paro to Tiger’s Nest – 1,400 BTN ($20.99) It’s typically recommended that you visit Tiger’s Nest at the end of your trip to Bhutan so that you acclimatize better to the elevation.

Gangtey Palace Hotel – After returning from Tiger’s Nest, we checked into the classic Gangtey Palace Hotel for our final night in Bhutan!

Do you want to explore Bhutanese cuisine in Bhutan? Go to http://food.mybhutan.com to book your exclusive food tour with MyBhutan.



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Ways to Plan a Budget Trip to Bhutan

Travel lovers always remain keen to visit a destination like Bhutan that is bestowed with natural beauty and serenity. Bhutan is a worth-visiting country that’s why people somehow plan the trip even if they have a low budget!

Although visiting Bhutan with a low budget isn’t easy because of the fixed daily tariff that is imposed by the Bhutanese government. Still, you can follow some tips to explore this fascinating land without burdening your pocket. Keep reading to know more:

Visit Bhutan during Lean Season:

The daily tariff rates change as per the season in Bhutan. These rates are comparatively high in peak season months when a high number of tourists visit the country. So, you should avoid planning a trip in that season to save amount. Instead, plan your trip anytime from December to February and from June to August as these months are considered the lean season of visiting Bhutan.

whereabouts unknown (Paro, Bhutan)
…whereabouts unknown (Paro, Bhutan) | by jmhullot

You can save USD 50 per person by doing so because the tariff rates are USD 250 in peak season and USD 200 in the lean season. You can also get discounts on airline tickets, hotel bookings and other expenses in the lean season.

Plan a Group Tour:

Solo trip and couple trips aren’t very budget-friendly in Bhutan. Tourists travelling alone to Bhutan have to pay USD 40 per night in addition to the daily tariff as sub-charge. Couples also have to pay the sub-charge of USD 30 per night/per person.

Travelling in a group can be beneficial as a group of 3 people and above has been exempted from sub-charges. Apart from it, the Bhutanese government also give some relaxations to big groups like:

  • One person from the group of 11-15 people gets a 50% discount on the daily tariff.
  • One person from the group of 16 travellers or more gets 100% off on the daily tariff.

Don’t Buy Premium or Luxury Tour Packages:

Many people don’t know, but the minimum daily tariff of Bhutan is included of all the things such as a stay in a 3-star hotel, meals, tour guide, local transportation and entry charges of various tourist attractions.

So, buying a premium tour package, in this case, would only drain your money because you will have to pay tariff plus package charges. These packages would surely enhance the luxury by giving 5-star hotel stay and personal activities, but you can also have fun without these packages in Bhutan.

Visit Royalty Exempted Regions of Bhutan:

Your minimum daily tariff also contains sustainable development fee; which is USD 65. But to promote tourism, the government have exempted this charge on tourists who are only visiting the eastern region of the country. This makes their tariff amount lower than others who will visit the entire country.

Tashigang Dzong, Bhutan
Tashigang Dzong © Christopher J. Fynn / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0

The eastern region covers Tashigang, Mongar, Lhuntse, Pema Gatshel Tashi Yangtse, and Samdrup Jongkhar districts. You can have an amazing time in this region as well. You can explore ancient medieval fortresses, national parks, and wildlife sanctuaries in this region.




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