Bhutan! The last Shangri La! Unspoiled beauty, untold legends, introspective and fiercely protective of a way of life that has remained unchanged for long. Visitors were first allowed into Bhutan in 1974 for the coronation of the fourth king. Since then, travelers have been let in only in limited numbers and are kept at bay by a ‘minimum spend’ policy. Our partners in Bhutan have had many years’ experience in arranging tours and treks in the country and are eager to showcase their unique destination.
Life in Bhutan revolves around the ‘Dzongs’, or fortresses that house the administrative and religious machinery of the state and each region has its own unique ‘Dzong’ which are also major tourist attractions themselves housing museums and the like. Unspoiled scenery, friendly people and a unique cultural experience will be your main ‘take away’ from any trip to Bhutan.
Arriving into Paro, Bhutan’s gateway international airport is an experience and is often referred to as a jet jockey’s dream come true and akin to landing on an aircraft carrier. A nail biting experience for most travelers!
We have selected the best trips we have run in the last two decades that we have been operating trips to Bhutan and offer them for your traveling pleasure.