The Paro Tshechu is the most popular religious festival drawing the largest number of tourists at a single time. The Tshechu offers the opportunity to see and mingle with the Bhutanese as they enjoy themselves in their finest attire after a year’s hard work on the farm.
The unraveling of one of the biggest Thanka or Thongrol (applique religious art) is the…
Travel packages featuring Bhutan
Tour Cost USD $3,950 per rider, Single supplement USD $450
Bhutan, known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is almost of fairytale quality. The country is unlike any other – completely extraordinary. It is engrossed in myths and hidden within a protective mountain chain from China and India.
On this short cultural tour, we catch a glimpse of this beautiful Himalayan kingdom still holding onto her traditions and customs.
Guarded by towering mountains and covered with thick primeval forests, Bhutan will enchant you with her natural beauty and the spiritual generosity of her people will astound you…
Discover the beauty of Bhutan on foot with a hiking programme.
For those preferring the option of a more relaxing day, one of the tour days can be replaced with a visit to Bhutan’s capital city of Thimphu. The day includes a short hike in the morning with museum visits and shopping in the afternoon …
Experience Bhutan’s cultural traditions, highlights of picturesque Paro and the capital city of Thimphu. This 5-day programme combines appreciation pf Bhutan’s arts and culture with healing traditions of Amankora’s spas …
Amankora’s Spiritual Pilgrimage offers guests both humbling and enriching experience. Visits to ancient monasteries, prayers with monks, meditation with nuns, long life blessings and the bestowing of a a Buddhist name are just part of the activities available …
The tiny Buddhist Kingdom of Bhutan awaits, nestled high in the Himalayas its isolation from the world has cultivated a culture rich in traditions, religion and a benevolent monarchy. The dramatic landscapes, from snow capped peaks and deeply forested slopes to raging, boulder strewn…
The Department of Tourism, Bhutan has authorised the increase of Bhutan’s Daily Tariffs by US$20 per person per day.
This increase is to a “US dollar devaluation adjustment” and brings the Daily Tariff to USD $220 per person per day for Peak months of January, February, March, April, May, August, September, October, November, December, and…
Traveling through Bhutan’s ethereal landscape on the way to the wild centre, we pass countless golden roofed monasteries and prayer flag covered hilltops, navigate endless emerald valleys and ancient forests with snow-capped Himalayan peaks in the background throughout. This 10-night package promises an easy yet comprehensive experience…
Using Uma Paro as your comfortable base – accommodation is included on a full-board basis, excluding beverages – our experienced guides lead guests through the Paro valley on two separate day walks, to encompass the National Museum, Drukyel Dzong and a visit to the ancient temple of Kyichu Lhakhang. Guests may enjoy morning puja, or worship, in …
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