Trips

Experience the sacred Jambay Lhakhang Drup Festival on our 10-day Bhutan Festival Tour. Witness traditional mask dances, fire ceremonies, and ancient rituals, and explore Bhutan’s rich heritage and stunning landscapes.

Experience the spiritual charm of Bhutan’s Druk Wangyel Tshechu, a unique winter festival at Dochula Pass featuring sacred mask dances, traditional performances, and breathtaking Himalayan views. This 6-day cultural journey combines Bhutan’s heritage, scenic landscapes, and authentic local experiences.

Experience the vibrant traditions and spiritual heritage of Bhutan with our 7-day Punakha Tshechu Festival Tour. Witness the sacred mask dances, colourful celebrations, and ancient rituals of one of Bhutan’s most cherished festivals at the magnificent Punakha Dzong. This cultural journey combines the festival experience with scenic Himalayan landscapes, historic monasteries, and authentic Bhutanese traditions, offering travellers a deeper connection with the country’s unique culture and way of life.

Experience the vibrant traditions of Bhutan with our 7-Day Thimphu Tshechu Festival Tour, where ancient Buddhist culture, colorful masked dances, and local celebrations come alive in the heart of Thimphu. Witness sacred performances by monks, explore Bhutan’s iconic landmarks, and immerse yourself in the spiritual charm of this grand Himalayan festival. This carefully designed tour combines cultural discovery, scenic beauty, and authentic Bhutanese experiences for an unforgettable journey.

Experience the cultural beauty of Bhutan with our 7-day Paro Tshechu Festival Tour. A journey into the heart of Bhutanese culture, ancient traditions, and sacred celebrations. Witness mesmerizing mask dances, vibrant rituals, and the grand festivities at the historic Rinpung Dzong while exploring the timeless charm of Paro Valley.

The 20-Day Snowman Trek in Bhutan is a challenging high-altitude adventure through the remote Laya and Lunana regions of northern Bhutan. The journey combines cultural sightseeing in Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha with wilderness camping, high mountain passes, alpine valleys, and traditional Himalayan settlements. With dedicated acclimatization days and support from an experienced local guide, trekkers seeking an authentic and demanding Himalayan experience will find this itinerary well-suited to their needs.

The 16-day Laya Gasa Trek is a challenging high-altitude adventure through the remote mountains of northwestern Bhutan. The route combines Himalayan mountain scenery, high mountain passes, traditional villages, yak-herding communities, and Laya's distinctive highland culture. Starting in Paro, the trek follows the classic Jomolhari approach before continuing through Lingshi, Chebisa, Shomuthang, Robluthang, and Limithang to Laya. After the trek, you travel by road to Punakha, then continue to Thimphu and Paro for cultural sightseeing and the famous hike to Taktsang Monastery.

The Merak Sakteng Trek is one of Bhutan's most remote and least visited routes, a rare journey into the living culture of the Brokpa people through the protected highlands of eastern Bhutan. Welcome to the land of the thunder dragon.

Western Bhutan ends where the road ends. Beyond it lies the Jomolhari Yaksa Trek, a 12-day high-altitude loop along the Bhutan-Tibet border, crossing two passes, camping beneath one of the Himalayas' most sacred unclimbed peaks, and passing through highland communities unchanged by the modern world.

The Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek combines remote wilderness, alpine camping, and panoramic mountain views on a route that remains largely untouched by mass tourism. Hidden above the forests west of Thimphu lies one of Bhutan's least-visited trekking regions: a landscape of glacial lakes, yak pastures, and high Himalayan ridgelines.