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Zhemgang is a remote district in the Country but it is the birding paradise of Bhutan. Enjoy the festival with Birds. Discover the heart of Bhutanese culture in the picturesque landscapes of Zhemgang. Plan your enriching festival experience with our comprehensive guide.

5 days Bhutan Pilgrimage Tour. Bhutan is known for its rich spiritual heritage, with numerous monasteries, temples, and sacred sites. Key locations include Taktsang (Tiger's...

Druk Path Trek 2 starts from Thimphu Tshaluna and ends at Paro Jele Dzong. Bjimina is a beautiful small village under Thimphu District and 2 hours drive from Thimphu city. This is the second version of the Druk Path trek that is beautiful and can be done by an amateur. The best trek for beginners.

This is small rural festival in the village of Nag Lhakhang in Bumthang. This festival is usually held from 15th to 17th December.

Explore the most iconic highlights of Western Bhutan on this six–day itinerary. Visit Gangtey which is the most beautiful valley in western Bhutan and this tour itinerary takes you there in the 6 days of Bhutan Travel. Discover beautiful Bhutan with a visit to Gangtey.

Thinking of Booking Home Stay Bhutan Tour. Discover the best of Bhutan in 7 days tour in the land of Drukyul. Check our best Bhutan Packages.

Thimphu Festival, which was established between 1705 to 1709 by Kunega Gyeltshen, the first reincarnation of Jampel Dorji, has an intriguing origin story. Thimphu Tshechu, a vibrant festival dedicated to the local deities. Initially, the festival took place over eight months of the Bhutanese calendar, and it was introduced during the reign of the fourth Desi Tenzin Rabgye (1638-1696).

Set among pristine lakes and high alpine valleys, the Haa summer festival is a lively and uplifting celebration of traditional living culture, nomadic lifestyles, unique Bhutanese cuisine, traditional sports, and religious performances. Immerse yourself in this one-of-a-kind experience by playing the local sports, sampling the delicious home-cooked cuisine, and enjoying traditional songs and dances all while imbibing the heady local liquor (Ara). Join us on this fantastic journey into the Mythic Valley of the Guardian Spirit.

Talo festival, renowned for its mask dances and atsara performances, features an equally popular attraction of deep religious and historical significance—the zhungdra, a Bhutanese classical dance performed by the Talo dance troupe. As the closing item on each day of the three-day Talo festival, the zhundra set consists of the three songs of Mani Sum. Samyi Sala, performed on the first day, Drukpa Dungey on the second day, and Thowachi Gangi Tselay on the final day, are the pride of the Talo people, symbolizing their cultural heritage and traditions.

The Term “salt trek route” is derived from the purpose it served prior to the construction of the national highway from Trashigang to Samdrup Jongkhar. The people of the Eastern Dzongkhags used to make voyages via this route to take salt and silk from the border town of Samdrup Jongkhar.