Trips

Walking Holidays in Bhutan. Walking holidays in Bhutan allows you lots of time for talking and catching up on life, work, and stories with locals. Whatever the season, there is a walking holiday to suit you in Bhutan. If you prefer to walk where it’s warm, book it in summer time where the extravagant vegetation showcase the beauty of Bhutan.

Bhutan Photography Tour. Bhutan is perhaps a paradise for photographers. Nature has bestowed all its bounties on this Shangrila of enchanting valleys, winding rivers, placid lakes, and snowy Mountains. This makes the country perfect for Photography. Best time to visit Bhutan for Photography is Spring time when the flower starts blooming and clear weather.

Hike the nature trail, remote temples of this hidden Himalayan Kingdom, enjoy the white water river rafting. The most popular one on this tour is a hike to Tiger Nest temple in Paro.

Trek Route: Punakha-Damji-Gasa-Koina-Laya. This Trek is the shorter version of Laya Gasa Trek and takes about 8 Days to complete Trek. The Trek is best for beginners and rated medium-hardone. It takes you through diverse terrain and mountain villages down to Gasa.

Short and beautifull trek in eastern part of Bhutan. The Lhakhang was named as Rigsum Goenpa Lhakhang. The Lhakhang houses a Jowo Shakya Muni statue (The Buddha as a Prince) brought from Punakha Dzong. 

Pemagatshel Tshechu, like other Tshechus in Bhutan, has its roots in the 8th-century teachings of Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava), who introduced Buddhism to Bhutan. Pemagathsel is...

It is a 12-days program with 9 days actual trek in eastern Bhutan that is tough and involves a tremendously long, steep descent. Though it was an important trade route before the National Highway was built, few people travel this way anymore but offer a chance to visit the remote dzong.

The Dodena Trek is a stunning hiking route in Bhutan, known for its breathtaking natural beauty and cultural significance. It is often combined with the Jomolhari Trek, culminating at Dodena, a serene area near Thimphu. The trek takes you through lush rhododendron forests, past crystal-clear rivers, and across scenic valleys, offering magnificent views of Bhutan’s mountainous landscapes. The route passes through the Jigme Dorji National Park, where trekkers can spot wildlife like blue sheep and diverse bird species. The trek concludes at Dodena, close to the Chagri Monastery, a 17th-century Buddhist site where visitors can learn about Bhutan's spiritual heritage. The trek is moderately challenging, making it suitable for those with a good level of fitness. Best experienced during spring or autumn, the Dodena Trek offers an unforgettable adventure into Bhutan’s natural and cultural wonders.

Located in the area of Thimphu and Paro, the Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek is one of the iconic trekking trails in Bhutan. The Trek is one of the beautiful treks in Bhutan. The trek lasts for five days and during this time, you’ll experience and visit some of the amazing Lakes in the Mountains.

The Jomolhari Mountain Festival is a captivating two-day event held at the foot of Mt. Jomolhari, where communities residing along one of Bhutan’s most breathtaking trekking routes come together. This festival not only honors the rich culture of these communities but also celebrates the awe-inspiring natural wonders that envelop them. Among these wonders, the elusive and graceful snow leopard takes center stage.