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EIGHT-NIGHT ITINERARY

Discover the essence of Bhutan with an exploration of three of its most spectacular valleys: Paro, Punakha and Haa.

From scenic climbs to remote monasteries wrapped in prayer flags, to tranquil hikes through biodiverse forests in search of elusive red pandas, this eight-night journey takes you through some of the Himalayan kingdom’s most remarkable landscapes, cultural centres and traditional ways of life.

A Landscape With Trees And A Building In The Distance
A Stone Building With A Pool In The Front

KEY ITINERARY HIGHLIGHTS

A full day’s exploration of the lush Punakha Valley, including a visit to a 15th-century fertility temple dedicated to the Tibetan Buddhist saint known as the ‘Divine Madman’

Explore the Haa Valley, which having only opened to tourists in 2002, offers a remarkably unspoilt glimpse into a simpler, more traditional Bhutanese way of life

Visit the iconic Taktsang ‘Tiger’s Nest’ Monastery, one of Bhutan’s most sacred sites, adorned in beautiful murals and prayer flags

Travel from the peak of Chele La to Paro Valley by mountain bike, making a thrilling downhill descent through lush forests and rolling hills

Guided hike along the Red Panda Trail, searching for signs of these elusive creatures and immersing yourself in the tranquillity of one of Bhutan’s lesser-explored natural environments

An immersive tour of Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital city, with visits to museums and major cultural sites

Drive along Chele La, one of Bhutan’s highest motorable passes, winding upwards through enchanting blue pine forests and vibrant rhododendrons

Take part in a traditional butter lamp ceremony, a Buddhist blessing that welcomes good fortune and peace