Special Tour Packages

A romantic escape for newlyweds — a private couples’ blessing from a senior lama, a forest picnic below Dochula, a riverside toast in Punakha and a hot stone bath for two.

A soul-enriching journey for independent travelers — monastic tea with young monks, silent meditation in Gangtey, a farmhouse meal and an unhurried hour inside Tiger’s Nest.

A multi-generational adventure — dressing up in Gho and Kira, meeting the takin, gentle family rafting on the Mo Chhu, a momo cooking class and a family archery tournament.

Bhutan without the strain — late-morning starts, step-free temples, an executive SUV, warm low valleys, a pony ride to the Tiger’s Nest viewpoint and a soothing hot stone bath.

Built around the light — dawn mist at Dochula, tripod permits inside Punakha Dzong, candlelit prayers at Gangtey and a private portrait session in heirloom Kushutara silk.

Across every elevation zone with a certified birding guide — the critically endangered White-Bellied Heron, Black-Necked Cranes in Phobjikha, Ward’s Trogon and the Himalayan Monal.

Chili, cheese and red rice — farmers’ markets and street food in Thimphu, Sikam Paa in Punakha, a wood-fire farmhouse lunch, warm Ara and a grand momo masterclass.

A sanctuary for mind and body grounded in Sowa Rigpa — a traditional doctor’s pulse reading, sunrise yoga, forest bathing, rooftop meditation and a Dotsho hot stone bath.

An immersion in Vajrayana Buddhism — 108 butter lamps, a private audience with a Khenpo, evening chanting at Gangtey, a personal astrological reading and cave meditation at Tiger’s Nest.

Bhutan step by step — riverside paths in Paro, a pine ridge trail above Thimphu, the ancient horse track down from Dochula, Punakha village loops and Tiger’s Nest entirely on foot.

An artist’s retreat in the Himalayas — VAST Bhutan and the 13 traditional arts in Thimphu, a four-night studio block over the Phobjikha wetlands and dinner with a Bhutanese storyteller.

For visual and written storytellers — a private Bhutanese indie film screening, oral histories from village elders, cinematic Punakha Dzong and a private Cham mask dance performance.

Winding asphalt and 3,000m passes — Dochula’s 108 chortens, Punakha backroads, Pele La into Phobjikha and valley dirt tracks, with a support truck and mechanic behind you.

High-altitude climbs and long descents on premium mountain bikes — the 22-km Dochula ascent, a 40-km downhill to Punakha, riverside trails and Chelila Pass at 3,988m.