The last Himalayan kingdom
Bhutan
Dzongs, masked festivals and the cliff-clinging Tiger's Nest — a kingdom that measures success in happiness.
Bhutan opens to only a fortunate few, and rewards them with a Himalaya untouched by mass tourism: fortress-monasteries above cloud-filled valleys, prayer-flag passes, and the famous Tiger's Nest balanced on its 900-metre cliff.
Whether you come for a spectacular Tshechu festival, a gentle cultural circuit through Paro, Thimphu and Punakha, or a high trek toward Laya, every Bhutan journey is private, unhurried and handled end to end — visa, flights and all.
At a glance
- Entry
- Curated & permitted
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- Tiger's Nest
- Best seasons
- Mar–May · Sep–Nov
- Gateway
- Paro
Dzongs & valleys
Paro, Thimphu, Punakha and the Phobjikha crane valley.
Festivals
The masked cham dances of the great Tshechus.
Himalayan treks
Druk Path, Jumolhari and the remote north to Laya.
Private & unhurried
Boutique hotels, a personal guide, every detail handled.
Live Availability
Featured Journeys
Our hand-picked selection of Bhutan's finest routes, pulling live availability and pricing directly from our booking system.
Cultural Tours & Sightseeing
The unhurried grand tour — dzongs, temples and the valleys that define Bhutan.
Festival Tours
Time your visit to a Tshechu — days of sacred masked dance in a dzong courtyard.
Trekking in Bhutan
High ridges, alpine lakes and remote highland villages — Bhutan on foot.