
Bhutanese Culture
National dress, traditional arts, archery, festivals and a strong sense of identity: how Bhutan keeps its culture alive.

Tours, treks and festivals in Bhutan
Cultural tours, Himalayan treks and festival journeys, planned around your dates, interests and pace.

National dress, traditional arts, archery, festivals and a strong sense of identity: how Bhutan keeps its culture alive.

Monasteries, temples and fortress-monasteries shaped by more than twelve centuries of Buddhism, and still at the heart of daily life.
Bhutan's traditional farmhouse bath: river stones heated in a fire and lowered into a wooden tub of water and wild herbs.

Paro, Thimphu and Punakha in one week: the capital's dzongs, the Dochula pass, Punakha Dzong at the meeting of two rivers, and the hike to Tiger's Nest.
USD 1,800

Beyond the western valleys to Phobjikha's glacial valley and the temples of Bumthang, Bhutan's spiritual heartland, with Tiger's Nest to finish.
USD 2,700

The whole country in one journey: from Paro and Tiger's Nest through Punakha, Phobjikha and Bumthang to the dzongs, temples and weaving villages of eastern Bhutan, leaving by road into India.
USD 3,600
Every itinerary on this site is a starting point. Tell us your dates, interests and pace, and we will shape the route, hotels and activities around them.
Our standard rate covers your hotel, meals, transport, licensed guide, the Sustainable Development Fee and the Bhutan visa fee, so you know what is included before you travel.
A licensed guide travels with you throughout, explaining the history, faith and daily life behind the dzongs, temples and villages you visit.
Time your visit for a tshechu, spend an afternoon with a farming family or end the day in a hot stone bath. We plan the experiences that matter to you.
Where Gross National Happiness came from, its four pillars and nine domains, and what it means for the Bhutan you will see as a visitor.
Why Bhutan charges a Sustainable Development Fee, what "high value, low volume" really means, and how the policy changes the way you travel.
How to dress and behave in Bhutan's temples, dzongs and sacred sites, and why Bhutan is such a welcoming country for solo travellers, including women.
Jomolhari Mountain Festival
Dangochong, Thimphu district · Western Bhutan
Jakar Tshechu
Jakar Dzong, Bumthang · Central Bhutan
Pemagatshel Tshechu
Pemagatshel Dzong, Pemagatshel · Eastern Bhutan
Thongdrel unveiled on the last day
Chhukha Tshechu
Chhukha Dzong, Chhukha · Western Bhutan
Dechenphu Tshechu
Dechenphu Lhakhang, Thimphu · Western Bhutan
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