Bhutan Tours and Activities

Excellent itinerary incorporating the popular Jumolhari Trek and Bumthang, the spiritual heartland of Bhutan. Indeed allows one to explore Bhutan’s two most prized attributes, the majestic Himalayan vistas and the rich unique culture. The trek starts with gentle ascent through Bhutan's undisturbed forest of rhododendrons and pines. Passing through the villages with lush fields of rice, wheat, barley and rising above the tree lines one arrives in regions sparsely inhabited by the migrant yak herders.

Create an ultimate lifetime experience, triggered by exclusivity of occasion and destination. What other gift could be possibly better than having your honeymoon or wedding complimented by Bhutan’s mystical and timeless aura. Surprising your spouse with a romantic dinner amid cozy fireplace and tranquility of night or a game of archery, getting blessed and lighting butter lamps for your nuptial success or engaging in traditional hot stone bath ceremony, a romantic picnic in the wilderness amidst nature!

There are no real treks (with tents) but gentle to moderate walks and excursions to villages from the comforts of your hotel. Travel into the interior of Bhutan, as far as Bumthang valley, considered the holiest and cultural Epicenter of Bhutan. It is a perfect trip for those who are seeking light petty day treks and to return to the comforts of the hotels by night. On this trip, we will walk out to visit villages, temples, and hermit's nests from the major towns of Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Wangdiphodrang and Jakar.

On this trip to Bhutan, you will explore both sides of this untouched world as you visit Bhutan's extraordinary dzongs (fortress-like citadels) and trek in a mountain world of snowy peaks, gorgeous trout-filled lakes, and pretty fields of wildflowers.

It is one of the most popular trekking routes offering diverse flora and fauna, including a good opportunity to spot Blue Sheep, Takins and the Blue Poppy (Bhutan’s national flower).

A time and an event when the colors of Bhutan come alive. Held annually in Thimphu at Tashichhodzong, the seat of the government and the monastic body, the Thimphu Tshechu is Bhutanese culture depicted at its best. Thimphu the capital of Bhutan incorporates a blend of subtle modernity at the backdrop of age old, well preserved traditions. The festival is witnessed by thousands of locals from different parts of Bhutan, ready for a week long of merry making amidst the underlying objective of spiritual awakening.

Gangtey Valley Crane Trek incorporates a pleasant 7 day cultural tour in combination with 3 days of moderate trekking. The remote alpine Gangtey Valley is home to the black-necked crane and a host of other wildlife. From Gangtey we begin a beautiful three-day trek through villages to the sub-tropical areas bounding the Wangdue and Punakha valleys.

Bhutan is rated as one of the “top ten global hot spots” of the world due to its pristine nature, which nurtures habitats for a diverse range of flora and fauna

If you need a quick break in perfect harmony with nature and culture, this is the right package for you. The Escape to Bhutan tour is designed, keeping in view important highlights Bhutan has to offer and the time constraints you may have due to a busy schedule. Embark on a quick break to rejuvenate in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan.

An ethnological journey to Bhutan, the last Mahayana Kingdom will truly open your heart and mind as you browse its ancient and not so ancient sacred monasteries and temples in the company of specialized guide, who has greater understanding of rich spiritual traditions.