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Ten private journeys
From a five-day first taste to a thirteen-day crossing of the kingdom — every tour is private and can be reshaped around you.
A first taste of Bhutan in five unhurried days: the capital's monuments and markets, then the climb to the monastery that clings to Paro's cliff.
4 nights · 5 days
The classic first journey: Thimphu, the 108 chortens of Dochula, Punakha's river-fortress and the Tiger's Nest, at a pace that leaves time to linger.
6 nights · 7 days
Follow the road to Phobjikha, the broad glacial valley where endangered black-necked cranes return each winter from the Tibetan plateau.
7 nights · 8 days
Cross the Black Mountains to Trongsa and on to Bumthang, the cluster of valleys where Buddhism first took root in Bhutan.
10 nights · 11 days
Cross the whole kingdom by road, from Paro in the west to Samdrup Jongkhar on the Indian border, through the least-visited valleys of the east.
12 nights · 13 days
Time your journey to Paro's spring festival: masked dances in the dzong courtyard and, at dawn on the final day, the unveiling of the great thongdrel.
7 nights · 8 days
The capital's great autumn festival at Tashichho Dzong, followed by Punakha's golden rice harvest and the clear skies of the best season in the mountains.
7 nights · 8 days
The old high path between Paro and Thimphu: five days over ridges and past glacial lakes, with the Himalaya on the horizon and a monastery at the end.
8 nights · 9 days
Walk up the Paro Chhu to Jangothang, the meadow beneath Jomolhari, with a rest day among the yak herders and high lakes of the base camp.
10 nights · 11 days
Cross the Chele La, one of Bhutan's highest road passes, into Haa — a quiet western valley of farmhouses, alpine forest and village temples — and stay with a local family.
6 nights · 7 days
Every tour on this page is a starting point. Combine them, lengthen them or ask us to design something entirely your own — a photography journey, a textile trail, a family trip with grandparents.
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Plan your journey
Tell us when you would like to travel, who is coming and what draws you to Bhutan. We will reply with a draft itinerary and a personal quotation, then shape it with you until it feels right.