Easy

A 6-day Bhutan tour Itinerary from India offers a captivating journey through Bhutan’s cultural and natural wonders. Embarking on this 6 Days Bhutan Itinerary from...

Experience Bhutan in style with our 6-day Luxury Bhutan Tour. Stay in world-class hotels offering top-notch comfort, wellness, and fine dining. Explore iconic landmarks like...

Select dates offer the 7-Day Cultural Sojourn Package, typically valid through March 31, 2026. Availability can vary, so we recommend making reservations early. Early bookings...

Holidays in Bhutan Start your 7 Days Bhutan Holiday with an arrival in Paro and enjoy a blend of culture and natural beauty. Discover Bhutan...

48 Hours of Bhutan Tour. This is a short Bhutan tour that gives you the best experience of Tiger Nest temple hikes and the 2 beautiful cities of Thimphu and Paro.

Wangdue Tshechu is a three-day festival of mask and folk dances founded by the 4th Temporal Ruler of Bhutan, Mr. Tenzing Rabgye (1638-1696), to commemorate the birth of Guru Padmasambhava. The festival is held in wangduephodrang Dzong. The festival is Known for dance of the Ox.

Bhutanese living in the wild-Watch as this patriots go about their everyday lives in the stunning landscape of their Homeland. Short trip to Bhutan which covers the best of the Country within a short period of time. Explore the western Bhutan and discover the Kingdom.

Chelela Trek is one day Trek starting from Chelela to Kiligoenpa at Paro. The essence of the Chele La Pass and Kila Goemba hike … A fluttering line of prayer flags leads the way on the highest road pass in the mountainous kingdom of Bhutan.

A 5-day Bhutan tour from India offers a perfect introduction to the kingdom’s rich culture, stunning landscapes, and spiritual heritage. This program covers the best...

The festival of Punakha is celebrated every year before the nomadic people of Laya depart back home. The Punakha Tshechu (or ‘festival’) takes place each February or March inside the incredible Punakha Dzong, the ancient capital of Bhutan. As well as being a really fun and exciting day out for the Bhutanese, the tshechu also provides devout Buddhists with an opportunity for pilgrimage and prayer.