Example Holidays
Slow Travel: Bhutan Beyond the Highlights
17 days from £5800 pp
If you want to get beneath the skin of this unique country, then this is your itinerary. Spend a little longer in the capital, Thimpu, to explore the markets and local life. Continue to the Punakha, Gangtey and isolated Bumthang, switching between eco lodges, heritage hotels, and even a sustainable farm project. Add in hiking, rafting, and camping, finishing at unmissable Tigers Nest Monastery, and you have truly "done" Bhutan.
Bhutan Hiking, Cycling & Rafting Adventure
14 days from £6900 pp
See the greatest sights in Bhutan in a more active way. Try white water rafting in Punakha Valley. Cycle your way through the countryside, with bicycles in your van throughout any road journeys. Hike and camp the four-day Druk Trail. And of course, ascend the walk to Tigers Nest Monastery.
Bhutan Wilderness Escape
13 Days from £8200 pp
Whilst Bhutan is already famously tranquil and green, this itinerary seeks to maximise the wilderness by foregoing the capital and heading straight to fertile Panakha Valley. After three nights here venture further out to the breathtaking valleys of Gangtey and Bumthang, for inclusive lodge stays set in the heart of awe-inspiring natural beauty. Finish with a hike to unmissable Tigers Nest, staying in another charming lodge outside of Paro town.
Pure Bhutanese Luxury
12 days from £8500 pp
Bhutan is Asia's most exclusive sustainable travel destination, and as a result offers some of the most stunning eco-luxury properties we have ever laid our eyes upon. Explore this mesmerising country in upmost comfort from the sublime Six Senses, Uma, Taj and Aman lodges along the way, taking in all of the highlights of Thimpu, Punakha, Gangtey and Paro.
Top Bhutan Experiences
Take part in the national sport
Take part in the national sport
Take part in the national sport
Whether taking part yourself or watching a local game, no trip to Bhutan is complete without a spot of Archery. At the official games the singing and dancing from the spectators is just as entertaining as the match itself, and if you do try your hand please let us know if you achieve a bullseye!
Hike to The Tiger's Nest
Take part in the national sport
Take part in the national sport
Take the steep pilgrimage up to Bhutan’s most famous monastery, iconic Taktshang Goemba (The Tiger’s Nest), clinging to the cliffs high above Paro Valley. Bhutan’s strict limits on visitor numbers ensures it never feels overcrowded, despite being considered an unofficial manmade wonder of the world.
Experience a local festival
Take part in the national sport
Experience a local festival
A Bhutanese festival is a special event to witness, full of spectacular costumes and masked dancing to raucous traditional music. The springtime Paro Tsechu festival is considered the most spectacular, but any of the local events taking place around the year will leave you mesmerised.
