Paro Valley
Gateway to the country, home to iconic cliffside temples, historical museums, and scenic hikes.
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The Land of the Thunder Dragon
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About Bhutan
Bhutan — monasteries, peaks, and profound silence
Bhutan restricts visitor numbers to protect its culture and environment. Our private journeys guide you through high mountain passes, ancient fortress-monasteries (dzongs), and pristine valleys at your own pace.
Start planning your Bhutan journey“Bhutan is not just a place you see. It is a state of mind.”Traveler Proverb
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Explore by region
4 distinct regions
Bhutan's regions are each a world unto themselves — distinct landscapes and cultural rhythms. We design journeys that go deep into one, or weave several together.
Thimphu Valley
The capital city, blending traditional arts & architecture with emerging modern culture.
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Explore Thimphu ValleyPunakha Valley
The warm winter capital, famous for Punakha Dzong at the confluence of two rivers.
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Explore Punakha ValleyPhobjikha Valley
Pristine glacial valley, winter habitat of the rare black-necked cranes.
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Paro Valley
Tiger's Nest
Taktsang Monastery, clinging dramatically to a cliff 3,000 feet above the valley floor.
Punakha Valley
Punakha Dzong
Majestic fortress at the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers.
Thimphu
Buddha Dordenma
A gigantic 169-foot bronze Buddha statue overlooking the valley.
Wangdue Phodrang
Phobjikha Valley
Beautiful wetlands and home to black-necked cranes during winter months.
When to visit
Best time to travel to Bhutan
Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are peak seasons with clear Himalayan views and major festivals.
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Peak season
Good season
Not recommended
Season guide
Festival SeasonMar-May / Sep-Nov
Clear mountain weather, perfect for trekking and witnessing annual festival dances.
Quiet SeasonDec – Feb
Crisp winter days with clear skies, lower tourist volumes, though temperatures drop significantly at night.
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