Curated cultural, trekking, and spiritual journeys across the last Himalayan kingdom — guided by Bhutanese, designed around Gross National Happiness, and quietly changing how you'll travel forever.
Bhutan is not a destination you simply visit — it is a place that quietly rearranges your assumptions about what a country can be. Here are the four ideas that shape every journey we craft.
Bhutan is the only country on Earth that absorbs more CO₂ than it emits. Three-quarters of its land is under forest cover, enshrined in the constitution. Travelling here directly funds the protection of one of the world's last intact Eastern Himalayan ecosystems.
Bhutan measures progress in GNH, not GDP — balancing material wellbeing, environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and good governance. Every itinerary is designed around this four-pillar philosophy, so your journey gives more than it takes.
Prayer wheels spin from dawn to dusk, monks debate in courtyards, and cliffside hermitages remain in active use. We open doors to private blessings, dawn ceremonies, and audiences with lamas that no group tour can access.
Bhutan's SDF model keeps visitor numbers low and impact high. Your daily fee funds free healthcare, education, and conservation. We handle every permit and receipt — you simply arrive and breathe.
Start with 5 nights, build up to 7. Every package below is all-inclusive of hotel, meals, guide, transport, SDF, and permits — you only pay extra for lunch, entry fees, and personal spends.
All prices are per person, twin-share. Solo & family pricing available on enquiry.
Paro · Thimphu
Included
From
₹1,23,000 / person
Paro · Thimphu · Punakha
Included
From
₹1,48,000 / person
Paro · Thimphu · Punakha · Wangdue
Included
From
₹1,73,000 / person
Same across 5N6D, 6N7D & 7N8D
Budget separately for these
Estimated extra spend
₹1,200–2,000 / person / day
Covers lunch (~₹600), entry fees (~₹400–800), and personal expenses.
For travellers who want more than the standard circuit — high-altitude treks, festival circuits, and spiritual pilgrimages into central and eastern Bhutan.
Drukgyel Dzong · Jangothang · Lingshi
Included
From
₹2,87,000 / person
Timed with the autumn masked dances
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From
₹2,23,000 / person
Bumthang · Tang · Ura · Mongar
Included
From
₹2,47,000 / person
Don't see exactly what you want? We craft bespoke itineraries every week.
Design my custom tripEvery traveller finds a different Bhutan. Pick the thread you'd like to pull — and we'll weave an itinerary around it. Most of our trips blend two or three.
Walk through 17th-century dzongs that still serve as administrative seats, witness monks debate in shaded courtyards, and learn the precise mudras of a cham dance from the master himself. Bhutan's culture isn't performed for visitors — it's lived, and we open the doors gently.
Bhutan is small but vertically vast — a 90-minute drive can carry you from subtropical orange groves to alpine yak pastures. These are the valleys we keep coming back to.
Home to Tiger's Nest Monastery, the National Museum, and Bhutan's only international airport — a green valley of apple orchards and 17th-century fortresses.
The world's only capital without a traffic light. Browse the weekend market, attend a Tashichho Dzong ceremony, and watch archers aim 145-metre shots.
The old winter capital, where two rivers meet at the dazzling Punakha Dzong. Warmer, lower, and lush with rice paddies and orange groves.
The spiritual heartland — four valleys stitched together by ancient temples, hidden lakes, and the legacy of Guru Rinpoche's meditations.
A wide glacial valley that hosts the entire population of black-necked cranes each winter. Gangtey Monastery watches over the marsh from a hillock.
The easternmost hub, where the Merak-Sakteng nomads still trade in salt and yak wool. The Trashigang Dzong leans over the Gamri Chhu.
Each autumn, masked cham dancers re-enact the triumph of wisdom over ignorance in monastery courtyards across Bhutan. We hold reserved grandstand seats at the Thimphu, Wangdue, and Punakha Tshechus — and the dance master explains each piece before it begins.
We don't ask for reviews — they arrive anyway. Here are four voices from the past season.
"Our guide Tshering opened doors we didn't even know existed — a private blessing at Kyichu Lhakhang, a hot-stone bath in a farmhouse, a long conversation with a 92-year-old weaver. Nine days, and we are still talking about it."
Maya & Ravi Iyer
Bangalore, India · 9-day Cultural Heritage
"I came for the Jomolhari trek. I left having sat with a yak herder's family at 4,100m as they roasted barley over an open flame. The altitude was hard. Everything else was effortless."
Helena Brandt
Munich, Germany · 11-day Jomolhari Trek
"The festival timing was perfect — we had grandstand seats, the dance master explained each cham before it began, and the dawn unfurling of the thongdrel was something I will carry for the rest of my life."
Daniel & Aiko Park
Vancouver, Canada · 8-day Festival Circuit
"As a solo female traveller I was nervous about a 14-day eastern Bhutan loop. Druk Yul matched me with a guide who felt like a sister by day three. Eastern Bhutan is magic — and practically empty of tourists."
Priya Anand
London, UK · 14-day Eastern Bhutan
Visas, fees, seasons, fitness — the practical side of a Bhutan trip, demystified.
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