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Nagarkot, a small resort hill station in the Kathmandu Valley, offers some of the best views of the surrounding Himalayan Mountain Range. Outdoors enthusiasts flock to this mountain outpost not only for the views, but also for the serenity. Here thick pine forests and verdant valleys offering plenty of hiking opportunities will surround travelers. Those interested in trekking should consider hiking back out of Nagarkot to Kathmandu or even hike on to their next destination. Located 20 miles (32 kilometers) from Kathmandu, Nagarkot can be enjoyed as a long day trip, or better yet, an overnight getaway so you can watch the sunrise light up the surrounding peaks. If you can withstand the ...Read more >

Bhutan history tour that has been tailor-made to suit your interests, traveling with an expert, who will take you through the country’s most historic valleys. These valleys are the homelands of Bhutan’s Drukpa people, majority Buddhists whose faith dates back to AD 746, when the Tibetan sage Padmasambhava was said to have flown here on the back of a tigress, to the site of the great Taktsang Monastery. This is just one of many sacred and spectacular sites that we will visit on this historic tour of Bhutan. Over the centuries, Buddhist lamas have followed in their great guru’s footsteps, building monasteries and temples all over the valleys, in the shadow of the Himalayas. Some of the best ...Read more >

Discover Bhutan on a carefully crafted eleven-day journey that blends culture, nature, and meaningful experiences. Travel at your own pace with a dedicated guide and driver as you explore iconic landmarks like Rinpung Dzong, Tashichho Dzong, the serene Phobjikha Valley, and the spiritual heart of Bumthang Valley. Journey across scenic mountain passes, witness the beauty of untouched landscapes, and immerse yourself in Bhutanese traditions through local interactions, food, and markets. Conclude your experience with the awe-inspiring hike to Taktsang Monastery the iconic Tiger’s Nest. This is more than a trip, it’s a seamless, enriching journey designed to leave you inspired, connected, and ...Read more >

Druk Path trek is one of the most famous treks in Bhutan. It takes you along the ancient trading route over high mountain passes, connecting Paro and Thimphu Valleys. You will walk through the country’s blue pine forest, hemlocks, rhododendrons, juniper-filled landscapes, beautiful alpine lakes, ancient monasteries, fortresses, and villages. You will also get a magnificent view of Mt. Gangkar Puensum. Though you will be hiking at an elevation of between 2400 - 4200 m, this trek is considered relatively easy as the distances between rest camps are fairly short. You will be camping for four nights and staying in the hotel in Paro for the rest of the nights. The best months to embark on the ...Read more >

Discover Bhutan in its most captivating form on a luxury journey that weaves together the country’s pristine landscapes and vibrant cultural soul. In just one week, travel through the iconic valleys of Thimphu, Paro, Punakha, Gangtey, and Bumthang, experiencing the very best this Himalayan kingdom has to offer.Your adventure begins in style with a first-class flight on Druk Air or Bhutan Airlines into Paro, where your personal guide and driver will warmly welcome you. After settling into your accommodation, your immersive journey through Bhutan unfolds seamlessly blending comfort, discovery, and authenticity. Along the way, enjoy stays at some of Bhutan’s most exceptional properties: Six ...Read more >

If your intention of traveling to Bhutan is to experience its unique culture, way of life, and landscapes, this tailor-made walking holiday is for you. Through this package, you’ll be able to visit historical sites of central and western Bhutan, learn more about the Bhutanese customs, and traditions, and immerse yourself in the pristine environment. For more authentic local culture immersion, you can even opt for a homestay experience. Our certified local guide will accompany you as you explore beautiful protected areas, helping you understand the culture of a land still draped in mysteryRead more >

Experience Bhutan as more than a destination, it becomes a deeply enriching journey through culture, nature, and meaning. This thoughtfully curated Bhutan Cultural Tour can be tailored to your interests, taking you across the country’s most beautiful western valleys, where Himalayan peaks, lush landscapes, and living traditions unfold at every turn. Travel in comfort with your dedicated English-speaking guide and driver as you cross dramatic mountain passes and ever-changing scenery that reveals Bhutan’s untouched natural beauty. A highlight of the journey is the serene Phobjikha Valley (Gangtey), a protected glacial valley renowned for its rare black-necked cranes in winter, along with ...Read more >

A tailor made 11 day itinerary, this Bhutan walking holiday is designed for those who love walking without committing to full day trekking or wild camping, all nights are spent in hotels. The core appeal is access: some of Bhutan's most remote monasteries, villages, and cultural sites can only be reached on foot, meaning you'll walk ancient pilgrim and trade routes through the Paro, Punakha, Thimphu, and Phobjikha Valleys, feeling genuinely off the beaten path. Highlights include hiking the Phobjikha Valley (home to the black-necked crane, November–March), hiking to Taktshang Monastery perched on a 900m cliff, and walking up to the 18th-century Lungchotse Lhakhang for panoramic Himalayan ...Read more >

Laya Gasa Trek is one of the most scenic long-distance treks in Bhutan. The trek runs along the Tibetan border and offers amazing views of some of the most pristine and untouched landscapes in Bhutan. The trek begins at Sarna Zampa in Paro and takes you through serene alpine meadows and high mountain passes with magnificent views of Mount Jomolhari, Jichu Drake, and Tsherim Gang. The trek will traverse the remote semi-nomadic village of Laya. You will get to enjoy the unique culture and tradition of the indigenous people of Laya (Layaps). You will also see native animals such as blue sheep and Takins along the trail. From Laya, you descend to Gasa, where you will have a day of relaxation at ...Read more >

On your Dagala Thousand Lakes trekking adventure, six of the nine days will be spent journeying through some of Bhutan’s most breathtaking landscapes. The trek is challenging, yet every step is rewarded with the serene beauty of alpine meadows, sparkling lakes, and towering mountain peaks. Centuries ago, this very trail was traveled by the Daga Penlop on visits to Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan. The route begins in Genekha and winds its way to Chamgang, passing through several traditional Bhutanese villages along the way. Here, you will catch glimpses of local life and Bhutan’s rich cultural heritage. Revered as one of the most scenic treks in the country, this journey is a ...Read more >

The beautiful Jomolhari Trek highlights the great diversity that the Bhutanese landscape has to offer. You will pass through thick pine forests, scattered hamlets, and alpine meadows that lead to the high pastureland where yak herders graze their animals. Highlights include the fabulous views of snow-capped mountains such as Mt. Jomolhari and Mt. Jichu Drake and camping overnight at the base of Mt Jomolhari. It is a difficult route attaining a maximum altitude of 15,114 ft, and requires trekkers to have excellent physical fitness. Before and after your trek, you will also have time to visit the sites of Paro and Thimphu.Read more >