Discover a valley of sacred monasteries, traditional farmhouses, and riverside fields, crowned by Bhutan’s iconic Tiger’s Nest.
Destinations
Bhutan, valley by valley.
Bhutan is narrow and steep. A hundred kilometres on the map can be four hours of switchbacks, and the valleys on either side of a pass can be two thousand metres and a whole climate apart. These are the places we know best, from Punakha's riverside dzong to the wide, quiet valley of Phobjikha.
Discover Bhutan’s spiritual heartland, where ancient temples, sacred monasteries, and traditional villages lie among sweeping mountain valleys.
Discover Gasa, where natural hot springs, historic fortresses and remote Himalayan villages offer a peaceful escape into Bhutan’s mountain wilderness.
Discover Bhutan’s southern foothills, where spiritual heritage, subtropical landscapes and His Majesty The King’s vision for Gelephu Mindfulness City come together.
Explore a peaceful western valley where sacred temples, traditional farmhouses and forested mountains invite you to experience Bhutan at a slower pace.
Discover a peaceful mountain valley of open wetlands, traditional villages and forested slopes, known for Gangtey Monastery and its wintering black-necked cranes.
Discover Bhutan’s historic former capital, where a magnificent riverside dzong, sacred temples and rice-growing countryside invite you to slow down and explore.
Discover Bhutan’s capital, where sacred landmarks, traditional craftsmanship, and modern life meet in a beautiful mountain valley.
Discover Bhutan’s royal heritage in a mountainside town where an impressive fortress overlooks the deep Mangde Chhu gorge.
Explore historic fortresses, traditional villages and terraced farmland amid the river valleys and forested hills of Wangdue Phodrang.
More than one valley?
Most trips join two or three of these.
Tell us which valleys pull at you and how long you have. We will work out the route, the passes and the pace.