The West-East Tour/East-West Tour

Although it’s a small country, Bhutan’s diminutive size somewhat belies the diversity the country is blessed with. It’s also what makes the country special. Located in a geographic hotspot, the kingdom’s southern parts lie in the tropical plains. Beginning at100-175m above sea level, the altitude keeps climbing as you go higher, at places reaching a whopping 5,000m (as in the alpine north). The highest habitable parts are places scarcely populated, as in the Laya and Lunana region. The natives are predominantly herdsmen...

Pictorial Tour

This tour is planned for tourists who are into photography and are fond of the splendid arts and architecture, besides the unique traditions and culture of a country still at the threshold of change. The old lives on even as the young makes its presence felt. Sometimes they clash but more often than not, they merge. It's evident in everyday life, with manifestations from the remotest hamlets to the brand new chic in Thimphu - both tell a story...

Culture and History Tour

If you are in Bhutan, chances are you’ve taken in that fresh mountain air, noticed colorful houses with bold paintings, the small little bazaars we call “towns”; the fortresses called Dzongs, plenty of fluttering prayer flags, an abundance of joviality, hair-raising hair-pin roads we call the “highway”; figured out every shop is also a liquor store cum kiosk cum snack bar cum hardware cum clothing store! And last but not the least, you'd be excused at first if it didn't dawn upon you that from His Majesty the King to school children to bureaucrats, technocrats, businessmen, and farmers all wear the traditional dress. The gho for men is something like a cross between a Japanese kimono and a Scottish kilt! The gho's accessories include a woven belt called the kera, tied at the waist and a white loose blouse called the tego...