Tour Packages
CULTURAL TOUR
The best cultural and pilgrimage sites from eastern, central, and western Bhutan are included in this overland trek across the country. Along with the famous vistas of central and western Bhutan, it offers the chance to explore the less well-known regions of far eastern Bhutan.
The journey takes you from the Paro International Airport by air OR from Phuentsholing (the border between India and Bhutan) by road, passing through a few scenic locations including Paro, Thimphu, Wangdue, and Punakha Dzongkhag. Our registered vehicle is operated under the RSTA and is accompanied by an experienced tour guide and driver.
The journey takes you from the Paro International Airport by air OR from Phuentsholing (the border between India and Bhutan) by road, passing through a few scenic locations including Paro, Thimphu, Wangdue, and Punakha Dzongkhag. Our registered vehicle is operated under the RSTA and is accompanied by an experienced tour guide and driver.
FESTIVAL TOURS
A Tsechu is a festival held in honor of Buddhist Saint Padmasambhava, also known as “Guru Rimpoche,” the saint who brought Buddhism to Bhutan. Tsechu draws hundreds of Bhutanese people in a spirit of reverence, blessing, festivity and celebration, and is one of the best ways to discover the rich cultural heritage of Bhutan.
This festival comes to life with colour, music, dance and drama as villagers and townspeople gather to witness the masked dances, sword dances and other sacred rituals. These events, most of which are performed by monks in colourful and elaborate costumes bring blessings to the onlookers, as well as instructing them about the Buddhist Dharma.
This festival comes to life with colour, music, dance and drama as villagers and townspeople gather to witness the masked dances, sword dances and other sacred rituals. These events, most of which are performed by monks in colourful and elaborate costumes bring blessings to the onlookers, as well as instructing them about the Buddhist Dharma.
FESTIVAL TOURS
A Tsechu is a festival held in honor of Buddhist Saint Padmasambhava, also known as “Guru Rimpoche,” the saint who brought Buddhism to Bhutan. Tsechu draws hundreds of Bhutanese people in a spirit of reverence, blessing, festivity and celebration, and is one of the best ways to discover the rich cultural heritage of Bhutan.
This festival comes to life with colour, music, dance and drama as villagers and townspeople gather to witness the masked dances, sword dances and other sacred rituals. These events, most of which are performed by monks in colourful and elaborate costumes bring blessings to the onlookers, as well as instructing them about the Buddhist Dharma.
This festival comes to life with colour, music, dance and drama as villagers and townspeople gather to witness the masked dances, sword dances and other sacred rituals. These events, most of which are performed by monks in colourful and elaborate costumes bring blessings to the onlookers, as well as instructing them about the Buddhist Dharma.
SPECIAL TOURS
Biking in Bhutan is an exhilarating experience due to the dirt roads, natural terrain, breathtaking woods, and never-ending curves and bends of the roadways.
Bhutan is a biker’s paradise because of its high plains and low valleys that are littered with prayer flags, monasteries, farmhouses, fields, torrential streams, and rivers, as well as views of snow-capped mountains and virgin forests. Bike around Bhutan with us for an unforgettable experience.