A quick exploration of cultural and historical highlights of two major tourist destinations of Bhutan - Thimphu & Paro.
DetailsThis trip is designed to give you the best sightseeing options in shortest possible time - places covered Thimphu, Punakha & Paro.
DetailsA trip to the mountains of Bhutan, admire the breathtaking landscapes, enrich yourself with unique Bhutanese experience.
DetailsA blissful week in the Kingdom of Bhutan! A relaxed tour that allows ample time to admire local cultural, interact with locals.
DetailsA scenic trek with a view of natural landscape of blue pine forests, ridges, pristine lakes and villages amidst backdrop of the Himalayas.
DetailsThis trek is to the beautiful Phobjikha valley (3,000m), one of the few glacial valleys in Bhutan, which lies in the mountains.
DetailsA gentle trek that passes through Haa villages and the dense alpine forest and meadows amidst breathtaking Himalaya view.
DetailsAn adventurous camping trek to the base of Mt Chomolhari passing through scattered hamlets & high alpine pastureland.
DetailsExperience the thrill of riding a motor bike across mountain passes & rough terrain of Bhutan.
DetailsA spiritual retreat with a cultural and geographical exploration of Bhutanese amazing heartland.
DetailsAn action packed active holiday in Bhutan involving biking, camping, rafting & cultural exploration.
DetailsWalk through the monasteries, mountain passes, traditional villages across Bhutan.
DetailsThe Royal Highland Festival showcases the rich cultural heritage of highland community of Gasa. The festival aims to promote the sustainable livelihood of highlanders living in remote mountain regions.
DetailsCelebrated at the most scenic mountain pass of Dochu la at 3100 meter Druk Wangyel Tshechu is a tribute to the wise leadership of His Majesty Jigme Singye Wangchuck, the Fourth King of Bhutan, during military operation against Indian Militants in 2003.
DetailsAn autumn festival celebrated by the highlanders specially to raise awareness to protect Snow leopards and to showcase the unique traditional & cultural heritage of high mountain people.
DetailsHighly revered Jakar Tshechu is held at the Jakar Dzong in Bumthang and the most unique due to variety of mask dances conducted by monks which are developed according to precise instruction given by past Buddhist masters.
DetailsWhat could be more spectacular than the vibrant religious celebration in the most scenic far east remote corner of Bhutanese countryside. Lhuentse Tshechu is a 3-day religious festival that was initiated 3 centuries ago and still hold the same magic it did 3 centuries ago.
DetailsSet amidst pristine lakes and high alpine valley, the Haa Summer Festival is a 2 day lively and uplifting celebration of traditional living-culture, nomadic lifestyles, unique regional cuisine, traditional sports and religious performances.
DetailsObserved on 11th November coinciding with birth anniversary of His Majesty, Bhutan’s 4th King, Black Necked Crane Festival is a welcome gesture to the rare endangered Black Necked Crane that arrive at scenic Phobjikha Valley to spend winter.
DetailsA religious tribute to Pema Lingpa, considered as reincarnation of Guru Rinpoche, who arrived at Gangtey to spread the teaching of Buddha, Gangtey Tshechu is observed with great enthusiasm and respect to Buddhist Guru.
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