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Bhutan Highlights
12 days from £4195 per person
Discover the magic and mystery of Bhutan on this short tour of the country’s highlights, covering the sights of Paro and Thimphu, and taking in the astonishing fortified monastic complexes at Punakha
Bhutan’s Five Valleys
15 days from £8445 per person
Whether you're celebrating a honeymoon, a special anniversary or simply want to enjoy a perfect vacation this two week exploration of Bhutan provides the ultimate back-to-nature experience.
Eastern Bhutan
17 days from £8125 per person
Explore the more remote, rural east of the country on this two-week tour starting in Delhi. Grandiose, forested valleys ringed by shining ice peaks, pretty, typically Bhutanese farmsteads
Luxury Bhutan Highlights with Six Senses
11 days from £10950 per person
Whether you are celebrating a honeymoon or an anniversary, a luxury private tour of Bhutan staying in the stunning Six Senses properties will make it all the more special.
Mountain Kingdoms of Nepal & Bhutan
16 days from £8295 per person
The Himalayan kingdoms of Bhutan and Nepal share much in common – not least their astounding mountain landscapes and Tibetan-Buddhist heritage. They are also, however, distinctly different in atmosphere and on this exciting journey through their standout sights
The Bhutan Journey
16 days from £6875 per person
Bhutan is perhaps the last bastion of Mahayana Buddhism in the Himalaya and retains its age-old traditions and unspoilt culture. Colourful festivals with mask dances liven up the spartan life in its numerous monasteries. Majestic fortresses, called Dzongs, dominate the landscape in several towns.
Haa Valley
Though the Haa Valley is one of Bhutan’s lesser-visited destinations, this region just west of Paro is in fact home to some of the country’s greatest treasures and oldest holy sites.
Trek to Chorten Nyingpo
This gentle hike will take you through Bhutan’s beautifully bucolic countryside, along remote paths that wind between rice paddies, into native forests and across rivers, ultimately leading
Chimi Lhakhang
A 20-minute uphill walk through the rice and mustard fields surrounding Sopsokha village leads to the famous Chimi Lhakhang monastery.
Punakha
Around 15.5 miles (25 km) east of Thimphu, Punakha and its gorgeous valley typically offers visitors their first real taste of rural Bhutan. Built in around 1638 and beautifully sited at the confluence of two rivers
Trashigang
Perched on a hilltop with stunning views of the surrounding valley above the Drangme Chhu river, the beautiful town of Trashigang is situated in eastern Bhutan.
Gangtey
The valley of Gangtey is a beautiful area in Bhutan, offering great views and photography opportunities. Fresh air, thick forests, lush fields, and traditional ornate buildings await travellers for a true cultural experience.
Paro
Shops, restaurants and offices in richly carved traditional buildings line the main street of Paro, a couple of hours’ drive from Thimpu, where two of eastern Bhutan’s main rivers meet.
Thimphu
Thimphu became the capital of Bhutan in 1961, since when it has swollen to a town of around 80,000 people.
Dochu La Pass
On the road to Punakha from Thimpu lies the Dochu La Pass, at 3,100m (10,170ft). 108 memorial stupas adorn the pass, arranged in three concentric circles. The vast expanse of the snow-clad mountain peaks of the Himalayas lies
Hiking the Phobjikha Valley
Bhutan’s Phobjikha Valley is as good as purpose made for intrepid trekking and scenic hiking trails, such is the natural beauty of this vast sweeping landscape.
Endemic Black-necked Cranes
Learn about the migration patterns, conservation concerns and nesting sites of Bhutan’s blacknecked cranes, a species endemic to the Tibetan Plateau, with an interesting
Traditional Abodes of Haa Town
Take a pleasant walking tour of Haa Town to admire the distinctly decorative homes that characterise this relaxed riverside settlement. In particular, the buildings of Haa are known
Visit a Remote Nunnery
Holy sites in the Haa Valley, indeed anywhere in Bhutan, don’t get much more dramatic than Kila Gompa, an ancient nunnery with an active community of 70 nuns, which
Bike Ride to Punakha Dzong
Punakha Dzong ranks among the country’s most famous monasteries. It is a veritable showcase of Bhutanese craftsmanship, with a particularly impressive assembly hall featuring
Motithang Takin Preserve
Enclosed within the Motithang district of Thimphu lies an unexpected nature sanctuary: the wooded Motithang Takin Preserve. Visit this secluded spot to see how Bhutan’s national
Thimphu City Tour
A walking tour of Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, entails an enticing mix of holy shrines and temples, national museums, traditional farmer’s markets and an altogether more modern side of the
Hike to Tiger’s Nest
The unmistakable Taktsang, or ‘Tiger’s Nest’ monastery, perches dramatically on the cliff-side over the Paro Valley. A slow and steady hike to the summit is as magical as
An Archery Class
Where better to try your hand at archery, Bhutan’s national sport, than outdoors amongst the bucolic Bumthang Valley? As with other areas of Bhutan, archery is
