Tours

Discover the Kingdom of Bhutan in its entirety by covering the popular destinations.

This trip will let you witness the best of Bhutan. The best part of this 5 days Bhutan tour is visit to the most amazing Taktsang Monastery which is also called as the tigers nest.

Explore the most iconic highlights of Western Bhutan on this six-day itinerary in the capital of Thimphu.

Embark in this exciting sightseeing to the magical kingdom where the king is still held in highest regard.

Explore natural wonders and sacred sites with a 8-day essential tour of Bhutan's fortresses, temples, museums.

Experience Bhutan mountain biking or cycling tour through our safe motor roads/off-road biking trails. Cycling is now becoming a very unique.

Experience watching birds from 745 bird species of 89 families across six to seven quality primary forests. Customized Bhutan Birding Tour Packages.

Chele La Trek rated as moderate to hard adventure is suitable for those who wish to experience high Himalayas within a short span of time.

As this moderate short day trek passes through various shimmering high altitude lakes, it is often named as the Thousand Lakes Trek.

The Tsechu takes place every December 13th at the Druk Wangyal Lhakhang Festival Ground located at Dochula Pass.

Druk Path Trek is one of the finest short treks in Bhutan. Leading through an ancient trading route, over high mountain passes.

Spectacular Flight to Paro over the majestic mountains; Hike to the most popular Tiger's nest also knows as 'Taktsang Monastery' -2.5 hrs hike up to 3180m.

Jumolhari trek in Bhutan is an exhilarating adventure in the Himalayas.

The trek passes through the twin village of Merak and Sakteng lying above 3000m from the sea level.

Paro Festival is one of Bhutan’s most popular festivals featuring colorful mask dances.

Punakha Festival an annual festival, which is celebrated to commemorate the victories over the Tibetans.

The highlight of Soi yaksa trek is the spectacular view of Mount Jumolhari from the base camp.

The Thimphu Festival (Tsechu) is one of the grandest of Bhutan’s festivals.