Journeys
From a first taste of Paro and the Tiger's Nest to a two-week odyssey across the country's sacred heartland. Every journey is private, guided by a licensed Bhutanese guide, and shaped around the way you prefer to travel — never the other way around.
The collection
These six itineraries are our most-loved routes through the kingdom, each with its own character. Every one of them can be extended, shortened, timed to a festival, or rebuilt around a special interest — treks, photography, textiles, cuisine. Consider them the starting point of a conversation, not a menu.
Paro · Punakha · Thimphu
A first taste of the Thunder Dragon — festivals, farmhouse stays, and the pilgrimage to the Tiger's Nest, all in five unhurried days.
Thimphu · Punakha · Phobjikha · Paro
The classic overland circuit — the capital, the river fortress of Punakha, the crane valley, a festival, and the climb to Tiger's Nest.
Thimphu · Punakha · Phobjikha · Paro · Haa
The unhurried grand tour — everything the west of Bhutan is loved for, with the hidden Haa valley beyond the highest pass.
Thimphu · Punakha · Phobjikha · Paro · Haa
The same beloved circuit, timed to the whirl and colour of a tshechu — with a full festival day sewn into the heart of it.
Thimphu · Punakha · Trongsa · Bumthang · Phobjikha · Paro
West and central Bhutan — over the Black Mountains to Bumthang, valley of a hundred temples and the country's deepest Buddhist roots.
Paro · Thimphu · Punakha · Gangtey · Phobjikha · Haa
The grand journey for the traveller who wants to arrive slowly and leave reluctantly — art, cranes, festivals, and two weeks of unhurried immersion.
Or something entirely your own
If none of the above quite fits — a longer trek, a photography commission, a festival-only trip, a route we haven't published — tell us. Every itinerary we sell begins with a conversation, and every one of them is built from scratch around you.
Not ready to pick one yet?
A short note about your dates, pace, and what you'd love to see is all we need to point you to the right journey.