Login / Signup
Bhutan Luxury Tour
Bhutan Luxury Tour

Bhutan Luxury Tour: An Immersive Journey Through Culture & Nature

Experience the essence of Bhutan’s timeless traditions, rich spiritual heritage, and breathtaking landscapes on this carefully curated luxury tour. Rooted in deep cultural authenticity, Bhutan offers a unique blend of history, faith, and natural beauty that remains untouched by time.

Your journey begins in Paro, where sacred temples and ancient fortresses tell the story of Bhutan’s spiritual and royal legacy. Travel through the stunning Dochula Pass (3,100 m / 10,171 ft), with its panoramic views of the Himalayas, before arriving in Punakha, the 17th-century capital and home to the magnificent Punakha Dzong.

Discover the serene Gangteng Monastery, seat of a revered reincarnate lama, nestled in the pristine Phobjikha Valley, a winter home to the rare black-necked cranes. Finally, return to the evolving heart of Bhutan in Thimphu, where tradition and modernity coexist in harmony.

This exclusive experience allows you to delve into Bhutan’s social, cultural, and ecological landscapes. Enjoy invigorating hikes through remote villages, engage with local communities, and visit some of the country’s most sacred monasteries. The journey offers a rare glimpse into Bhutanese daily life, where spirituality seamlessly intertwines with everyday existence.

A truly transformational travel experience, this luxury tour provides profound insight into Bhutan’s mystical charm—an experience many describe as stepping into a hidden paradise.

Experts on this Trip
Preview the Itinerary
Arrive Paro (2,300 m / 7,600 ft)
Arrive Paro (2,300 m / 7,600 ft)
Day 1

Arrival in Bhutan: A Scenic Welcome to the Land of the Thunder Dragon

Your journey begins with a breathtaking flight into Paro Valley (2,195 m / 7,200 ft), offering unparalleled views of the eastern Himalayan range. If the weather is clear, you will witness towering peaks, including Kanchenjunga (8,586 m / 28,169 ft)—the world’s third-highest mountain—and Jomolhari (7,315 m / 24,000 ft), Bhutan’s sacred peak, revered by locals.

As you land at Paro International Airport, the country’s only international gateway, take a moment to appreciate its picturesque setting, nestled between rugged mountains and lush valleys.

Exploring Paro’s Cultural Treasures

After freshening up and enjoying a leisurely lunch, we begin our exploration with a visit to Ta Dzong, an ancient watchtower perched above the valley. Now home to the National Museum of Bhutan, this historical monument showcases a fascinating collection of artifacts, including traditional costumes from different regions, intricately painted and appliquéd thangkas, and rare cultural relics.

A short 2 km (1.2 miles) drive downhill brings us to the iconic Paro Rinpung Dzong (2,200 m / 7,218 ft), meaning "Fortress on a Heap of Jewels." This impressive structure, once a strategic stronghold against Tibetan invasions, now serves as an administrative and monastic center. The dzong’s striking architecture and historical significance have attracted international recognition—some scenes from Bernardo Bertolucci's "Little Buddha" (1995) were filmed here. Interestingly, the University of Texas at El Paso, USA, was inspired by this fortress's distinctive Bhutanese design.

Crossing the traditional wooden cantilevered bridge (Nyamai Zam) that spans the Paro Chhu (Paro River), we complete our cultural tour before heading to Zhiwaling Heritage Paro or Similar, an elegant retreat perched near the Tigers Nest (Taktsang), offering spectacular panoramic views of the mountains and surrounding landscapes.

Evening Welcome & Bhutan Trip Orientation

As the day winds down, settle into your hotel before joining your Trip Leader for a brief orientation on your Bhutan adventure. Learn about the country’s rich cultural heritage, etiquette, and travel logistics.

Conclude your first day in Bhutan with a warm welcome dinner at your hotel, setting the tone for an unforgettable journey through the Kingdom of Bhutan.

 

                                                                                                           

Drive to Punakha (1,300m/4500ft)
Drive to Punakha (1,300m/4500ft)
Day 2

Journey to the Warm Punakha Valley via Dochula Pass

This morning, embark on a scenic journey to the warmer valley of Punakha (1,200 m / 3,937 ft) via the spectacular Dochula Pass (3,100 m / 10,171 ft). The three-hour drive (74 km / 46 miles) takes you through winding mountain roads, offering breathtaking views of Bhutan’s diverse landscapes.

At Dochula Pass, marvel at the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens, a symbolic tribute to Bhutan’s peace and prosperity. On clear days, the pass provides panoramic vistas of the eastern Himalayas, including Gangkar Puensum (7,564 m / 24,840 ft)—the highest unclimbed mountain in the world, also known as the "Mountain of Three Sisters."

As you descend from the pass, the landscape transforms from alpine forests to lush subtropical vegetation, signaling your arrival in the fertile valley of Punakha.

Hike to Chimi Lhakhang – The Temple of Fertility

After lunch in Sopsokha Village, embark on a gentle hike to Chimi Lhakhang, a temple dedicated to the revered Drukpa Kuenley, also known as the Divine Madman. He was a maverick Buddhist saint who used unorthodox and often humorous methods to teach the dharma.

  • Hike Distance: 2 km / 1.2 miles
  • Time: Approx. 2 hours (round trip)
  • Elevation Gain: 15 m / 50 ft

This temple is renowned for its association with fertility blessings. Women struggling to conceive visit to receive blessings, where a wooden phallus is tapped on their heads in a ritual believed to bestow fertility. Drukpa Kuenley’s influence is still evident throughout the valley, from phallic symbols painted on homes to wooden flying phalluses adorning rooftops.

Visit to Wolakha Nunnery

A short drive takes you to Wolakha Nunnery, a serene sanctuary perched on a ridge overlooking the Toebesa, Punakha, and Wangduephodrang valleys. The monastery houses a shrine dedicated to Chenrezig, the Buddhist deity of compassion, and serves as a learning and meditation center for nuns. In addition to spiritual teachings, the nuns are trained in life skills such as tailoring, embroidery, statue-making, and thangka painting.

Luxury Retreat in Punakha

Conclude your day with a 45-minute drive (18 km / 11 miles) north, arriving at your luxury lodge, nestled at the far western end of the Punakha Valley. Unwind in the tranquility of this lush riverside setting, surrounded by terraced fields and rolling hills, as you prepare for more explorations ahead.

Explore Punakha
Explore Punakha
Day 3

   

Hike to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten & Visit to Punakha Dzong

Morning Hike to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten

This morning, drive 15 minutes (5 km / 3.1 miles) north of Punakha to Habisa Bridge (1,300 m / 4,265 ft), the starting point for your scenic hike to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten (1,500 m / 4,921 ft).

  • Hike Distance: 3 km / 1.8 miles (round trip)
  • Time: Approx. 2 hours (round trip)
  • Elevation Gain: 200 m / 660 ft

This stunning three-story chorten was built over eight and a half years as a dedication to the King, country, and the well-being of Bhutanese people. It stands 30 meters (100 feet) tall, showcasing exquisite Bhutanese architecture and intricate murals of countless deities. Perched atop a hill, the chorten offers breathtaking panoramic views of the lush Punakha Valley and the Mo Chhu River.

After soaking in the views, descend back to Habisa Bridge, where your vehicle will be waiting to take you to your next destination.

Visit to Punakha Dzong – The Palace of Great Bliss

A 20-minute drive (7 km / 4.3 miles) brings you to the majestic Punakha Dzong (1,200 m / 3,937 ft), considered one of the most beautiful and historically significant dzongs in Bhutan.

Built in 1637 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel, this fortress once served as Bhutan’s seat of government during the winter months, a tradition that continues today for the Central Monk Body (Dratshang).

As you explore the dzong, admire its grand architecture, intricate woodwork, and vivid murals, including:

  • Giant statues of Buddha, Guru Rinpoche, and Zhabdrung
  • 1,000 Buddha paintings inside one of the shrines
  • The impressive golden roofs and whitewashed walls, contrasting beautifully with the surrounding jacaranda trees (which bloom in spring)

Afternoon at Leisure

After your explorations, return to your luxury hotel for a relaxing afternoon. Enjoy the spa, unwind with local wellness treatments, or simply soak in the serene Punakha Valley views before another day of adventure.

                                                         

Towards Gangtey - The beautiful glacial valley (2,900m/10,000ft)
Towards Gangtey - The beautiful glacial valley (2,900m/10,000ft)
Day 4

Journey to Gangtey – The Valley of Black-Necked Cranes

Morning Drive from Punakha to Gangtey

After a leisurely morning, embark on a scenic drive to Gangtey Valley (2,900 m / 9,514 ft), a journey of approximately 85 km (53 miles) taking around 3 hours.

As you ascend from Punakha (1,200 m / 3,937 ft), the landscape gradually transforms—lush subtropical forests give way to alpine vegetation. Along the way, you'll pass through Lawala Pass (3,360 m / 11,023 ft), a perfect spot to hoist prayer flags and capture stunning photographs of the surrounding peaks and deep valleys.

Arrival in Gangtey – Bhutan’s Most Picturesque Valley

Gangtey is a broad glacial valley with vast open grasslands and dwarf bamboo thickets, part of the Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park. This high-altitude valley is a protected conservation zone and serves as the winter habitat for the endangered black-necked cranes, which migrate from Tibet and Central Asia from late October to March. The surrounding slopes are dotted with traditional Bhutanese farmhouses and fields of potatoes and turnips. The valley is home to diverse flora, including blue pine, birch, maple, and various species of rhododendrons.

Upon arrival in Gangtey, check in to your luxury lodge and enjoy a delicious lunch with breathtaking views of the valley.

Afternoon Visit to Gangtey Shedra (Buddhist College)

In the late afternoon, visit the Gangtey Shedra (Buddhist College), located at 2,900 m (9,514 ft), just a short drive or walk from your lodge. This renowned monastic school, home to around 250 monk students, provides both Buddhist studies and basic English education. The Gangtey Trulku Rinpoche, an important spiritual master, presides over the college and the temple below.

You will have the opportunity to:

  • Attend the monks' morning prayer service, experiencing the deep resonance of chanting, drumbeats, trumpets, and cymbals—a truly mesmerizing ritual.
  • Offer a butter lamp or receive a long-life blessing, should you wish to participate in a traditional Buddhist ceremony.
  • Engage in conversation with a monk teacher, gaining insights into his spiritual journey toward enlightenment.

Evening at Gangtey Goenpa Lodge or similar

Tonight, you will stay at Gangtey Goenpa Lodge (GGL), a stunning retreat perched above the valley. The lodge is designed in harmony with traditional black-and-white Bhutanese farmhouses and features cozy fireplaces and standalone bathtubs, perfectly positioned to offer spectacular views of the remote and pristine Gangtey Valley.

Enjoy a warm and peaceful evening, soaking in the tranquil beauty of this sacred Himalayan retreat.

📍 Overnight: Gangtey Goenpa Lodge (GGL) or similar

                                                                             

 

Explore Gangtey Valley
Explore Gangtey Valley
Day 5

Exploring Gangtey: Nature Trail Hike & Cultural Immersion

Morning: Gangtey Nature Trail Hike

After a leisurely breakfast at your lodge (2,900 m / 9,514 ft), embark on the Gangtey Nature Trail Hike, a 3.5 km (2.5 miles) scenic walk that offers breathtaking views of the Phobjikha Valley.

  • The hike begins at the Mani (Chorten) stone wall just north of Gangtey Monastery (Gonpa, 2,900 m / 9,514 ft) and winds through beautiful pine forests and dwarf bamboo groves covered in hanging lichens.
  • The trail opens up to the vast wetlands of Phobjikha Valley, where during winter (November to late February), you can witness hundreds of black-necked cranes feeding in the fields or soaring above the valley. These migratory birds travel from Tibet and are sacred in Bhutanese culture.

Visit to the Black-Necked Crane Information Center

After descending into the valley, visit the Black-Necked Crane Information Center, where you can:

  • Learn about these rare birds and their conservation efforts.
  • Observe them (during migration season) through spotting scopes from the viewing deck.
  • Gain insight into how the local community coexists with the cranes and the protected habitat.

Cultural Experience at Beta Community School

On the way to the center, visit the Beta Community School, where children from surrounding villages gather for their education.

  • Join a classroom session and interact with students to gain insight into their lifestyles, aspirations, and how they balance tradition with modern education.
  • Understand how local education plays a key role in preserving Bhutanese traditions while adapting to modernization.

Afternoon: Optional Traditional Farmhouse Visit

For those interested in deeper cultural immersion, visit one of the oldest traditional farmhouses in the valley. Here, you will:

  • Experience daily household chores and understand the self-sufficient rural lifestyle.
  • Interact with a local Bhutanese family, sharing stories and experiences over traditional tea.
  • Gain a firsthand perspective on the rich culture, hospitality, and traditional living in Bhutan.

Evening Activities & Outdoor Dining

Return to your lodge for a relaxing evening with:

  • A chance to try Bhutan’s national sport, Dha (Archery), or Khuru (Darts)—two beloved pastimes in Bhutanese culture.
  • An outdoor dining experience, offering spectacular views of the majestic Phobjikha Valley under the open sky.
  • An authentic Bhutanese hot stone bath, a centuries-old therapeutic practice using river stones heated over fire to release minerals into the water—a perfect way to unwind.

Drive to the Capital - Thimphu (2,400m/8,000ft)
Drive to the Capital - Thimphu (2,400m/8,000ft)
Day 6

Journey to Thimphu: Bhutan’s Vibrant Capital

Morning: Drive from Gangtey to Thimphu via Dochula Pass

  • Distance: 135 km (84 miles)
  • Driving Time: Approximately 5 hours
  • Highest Elevation En Route: Dochula Pass – 3,100 m / 10,170 ft

After breakfast, we retrace our journey back to Thimphu, crossing the breathtaking Dochula Pass (3,100 m / 10,170 ft). On a clear day, the pass offers panoramic views of the eastern Himalayas, including Gangkar Puensum (7,564 m / 24,840 ft)—the world’s highest unclimbed peak. The 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens at the pass provide a scenic and spiritual backdrop for photography and a moment of reflection.

Descending from Dochula, the landscape transitions from alpine forests to temperate valleys as we approach Bhutan’s capital city, Thimphu (2,334 m / 7,655 ft)—the political, economic, and cultural heart of the nation.

Thimphu: A Unique Capital City

  • Population: Approx. 120,000
  • Notable Feature: The only capital city in the world without a single traffic light! Instead, uniformed traffic police gracefully direct vehicles at busy intersections.

Exploring Thimphu’s Cultural & Artisan Hubs

1️⃣ Thimphu Weekend Market (Optional Visit – Fridays to Sundays)
Thimphu’s Weekend Market is Bhutan’s largest farmers' market, where locals from across the country gather to sell fresh, organic produce, dried meats, homemade cheeses, and handcrafted goods.

  • Best For: Photography, cultural immersion, and experiencing Bhutanese daily life.
  • What to Expect: A vibrant scene of traders in traditional attire, exchanging goods in a lively, authentic atmosphere.

2️⃣ Traditional Paper-Making Factory
Visit a small artisanal paper factory that continues Bhutan’s age-old tradition of handmade paper production. The process involves:

  • Harvesting Daphne bark, soaking, boiling, and pulping it.
  • Crafting beautifully textured paper used for religious scriptures, paintings, and calligraphy.
  • Opportunity to purchase handmade paper products, including decorative paper, notebooks, calendars, and lampshades.

Evening: Check-in at Your Lodge in Thimphu

  • Location: on the outskirts of Thimphu.
  • Altitude: Approx. 2,500 m / 8,200 ft.
  • Setting: A tranquil escape amidst serene pine forests with views of a landscaped courtyard and a flowing stream.

Your boutique lodge offers a peaceful retreat away from the city’s hustle, allowing you to unwind and embrace Bhutan’s natural beauty. Enjoy the fresh mountain air, the warmth of Bhutanese hospitality, and the soothing ambiance of your surroundings.

📍 Overnight Stay: Luxury Lodge in Thimphu

Explore the sights & sounds of Thimphu
Explore the sights & sounds of Thimphu
Day 7

Exploring Thimphu: Cultural & Spiritual Highlights (Some sights are optional depending on time available in discussion with your guide).

Morning: Visit the Iconic Buddha Dordenma

  • Altitude: 2,680 m / 8,793 ft
  • Statue Height: 52 m / 169 ft
  • Driving Distance from City Center: 5 km / 3.1 miles

Start your day with a visit to the world’s tallest sitting Buddha statueBuddha Dordenma. Perched atop a hill overlooking Thimphu Valley, this majestic statue is made of bronze and gilded in gold. It fulfills an ancient prophecy from the 8th century, revealed by Terton Pema Lingpa (a religious treasure discoverer). The interior houses 125,000 smaller Buddha statues, making it a sacred symbol of peace and prosperity. The statue shines beautifully in the morning light, making this the perfect time for a visit and stunning panoramic views of Thimphu.

Mid-Morning: Hike to Cheri Monastery

  • Driving Distance from Thimphu: 15 km / 9.3 miles
  • Driving Time: 30 minutes
  • Starting Altitude: 2,350 m / 7,710 ft
  • Hiking Distance: 2.7 km / 1.7 miles (Round Trip)
  • Hiking Duration: 2 hours (Round Trip)
  • Elevation Gain: 330 m / 1,082 ft

Next, we drive north of Thimphu to Cheri Monastery, the first monastery built in Bhutan by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal in 1620. The hike starts at a picturesque traditional wooden cantilever bridge spanning the Thimphu Chhu River and leads through a forested path filled with rhododendron, oak, and pine trees.

Cheri Monastery serves as a retreat center for Buddhist scholars and monks pursuing advanced meditation, philosophy, and Buddhist metaphysics. The tranquil surroundings and spiritual ambiance make it an ideal place to reflect and connect with Bhutan’s spiritual essence.

Lunch: Riverside Picnic Experience

After our hike, enjoy a scenic riverside picnic lunch, surrounded by the serenity of the Bhutanese landscape. This peaceful setting allows you to fully embrace the harmony of nature and spirituality that Bhutan offers.

Afternoon: Cultural Exploration in Thimphu

1️⃣ National Institute for Zorig Chusum (Painting School)

  • Driving Distance from Cheri to Thimphu: 15 km / 9.3 miles (30 minutes)

This renowned institute preserves Bhutan’s thirteen traditional arts and crafts (Zorig Chusum). Students undergo intensive 4- to 6-year training programs in disciplines such as painting, wood carving, embroidery, and sculpture. Watching the students at work offers an intimate look into Bhutan’s artistic heritage, and the craft demonstrations are a photographer’s delight.

2️⃣ Royal Textile Academy of Bhutan
Bhutan’s vibrant textile tradition is deeply woven into its cultural identity. Established in 2005 under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Mother Ashi Sangay Choden Wangchuck, this academy is dedicated to preserving Bhutan’s weaving heritage.

  • Explore intricately handwoven textiles, showcasing unique patterns from different Bhutanese regions.
  • Observe artisans weaving traditional fabrics in the basement workshop.

3️⃣ Takin Preserve: Encounter Bhutan’s National Animal

  • Driving Distance: 5 km / 3.1 miles from the city center
  • Altitude: 2,600 m / 8,530 ft

On the way back to your lodge, visit the Takin Preserve, home to Bhutan’s national animal, the Takin. This rare, goat-antelope hybrid has a fascinating mythological origin story, which your guide will narrate. Bhutanese folklore attributes its creation to the eccentric Buddhist saint, Drukpa Kunley (The Divine Madman).

Evening: Leisure & Exclusive Bhutanese Dinner

Check in to your lodge and unwind at your own pace. For those interested, you can explore local souvenir shops in Thimphu’s bustling city center.

Tonight, a Bhutanese dignitary will join us for a special dinner, offering an enriching opportunity to gain insight into Bhutan’s unique governance, culture, and traditions.

📍 Overnight Stay: Luxury Lodge in Thimphu

Back to explore Paro
Back to explore Paro
Day 8

Journey to Paro: Cultural & Spiritual Immersion

Morning: Final Exploration in Thimphu & Drive to Paro

  • Driving Distance: 50 km / 31 miles
  • Driving Time: 1 hour 15 minutes
  • Starting Altitude (Thimphu): 2,334 m / 7,657 ft
  • Ending Altitude (Paro): 2,200 m / 7,218 ft

This morning, we will visit the Green Weaving Center, where Bhutanese artisans craft intricate handwoven textiles using natural dyes and organic materials. This is an opportunity to appreciate the traditional art of weaving, which is deeply embedded in Bhutanese culture - organized by Youth Development Fund.

From here, we embark on a scenic drive to Paro, a journey that takes us through picturesque mountain valleys, rivers, and traditional Bhutanese villages.

Midday: Leisurely Hike from Shaba to Bondey

  • Hiking Distance: 3 km / 1.9 miles
  • Hiking Duration: 1.5 hours
  • Elevation Change: Gentle descent

Upon arrival in Paro, we set out on an optional moderate hike from Shaba to Bondey, a peaceful walk along the Paro River, passing through charming farmlands and forests. This trail provides an authentic experience of rural Bhutanese life, with occasional glimpses of local farmers tending to their fields.

Lunch at a 450-Year-Old Traditional Manor in Tsendona

After the hike, we visit a 450-year-old Bhutanese farm manor in Tsendona for a traditional home-cooked lunch. The historic manor offers an immersive experience into Bhutanese village life, allowing you to explore its wooden architecture, ancient relics, and warm hospitality.

Afternoon: Visit the 7th Century Kyichu Lhakhang

  • Driving Distance from Tsendona: 8 km / 5 miles
  • Driving Time: 25 minutes

After lunch, we continue to Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest and most sacred temples in Bhutan, built in the 7th century by the Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. It is said to be one of 108 temples constructed across the Himalayas to subdue a demoness.

At Kyichu Lhakhang, we light butter lamps and offer prayers, making wishes for the liberation of all sentient beings, for the well-being of our loved ones, and for personal fulfillment on our spiritual journey.

Evening: Rest & Prepare for the Tiger’s Nest Hike

  • Driving Distance to Hotel: 6 km / 3.7 miles
  • Driving Time: 15 minutes

We conclude our day with a short drive to the Zhiwa Ling Heritage Hotel, a serene retreat blending traditional Bhutanese craftsmanship with modern luxury. Enjoy a restful night to prepare for tomorrow’s ascent to the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery.

📍 Overnight Stay: Zhiwa Ling Heritage, Paro

Hike to Taktsang Lhakhang - Tigers Nest.
Hike to Taktsang Lhakhang - Tigers Nest.
Day 9

Hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery – A Sacred Pilgrimage

Morning: Hike to Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery)

  • Starting Altitude (Trailhead): 2,600 m / 8,530 ft
  • Monastery Altitude: 3,120 m / 10,240 ft
  • Elevation Gain: 600 m / 2,000 ft
  • Hiking Distance: 8.5 km / 5.3 miles (round trip)
  • Hiking Duration: 5 to 6 hours

After an early breakfast, we drive to the base of Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Bhutan’s most iconic landmark.

Legend tells that in the 8th centuryGuru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) flew to this sacred site on the back of a tigress to subdue a local demon. He then meditated in a cave for four months, blessing and sanctifying the area. Today, Taktsang Monastery is one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites for Buddhists worldwide and a spiritual highlight of any journey to Bhutan.

The hike ascends through a pine and rhododendron forest, with prayer flags fluttering along the trail. Midway, we stop at a viewpoint café, offering stunning panoramic views of the monastery perched dramatically on a sheer cliff. From here, a series of stone steps and bridges lead to the main entrance, where we explore the inner sanctums, meditation caves, and sacred relics.

Afternoon: Leisure & Reflection

After descending back to the base, we return to the hotel to relax and unwind. You may opt for a traditional hot stone bath or spa treatment to soothe your muscles after the challenging hike. You will also be treated to an hour long cultural program at the premises of the hotel. 

Evening: Farewell Dinner & Celebration

Tonight, enjoy a special farewell dinner at the hotel with your guide and driver, reflecting on your incredible journey through Bhutan.

📍 Overnight Stay: Zhiwa Ling Heritage, Paro

Depart Bhutan
Depart Bhutan
Day 10

As your journey comes to an end, your guide and driver will be there to see you off at the airport, ensuring your departure is as smooth as the memories you’ve made with us. With heartfelt smiles, they will bid you farewell as you head towards your gate.

Yangphel Adventure Travel sincerely hope that your time with us has been truly unforgettable, filled with moments of awe and joy. It’s been an honor to have you with us, and we look forward to welcoming you back whenever you’re ready for your next adventure.

Tashi Delek and Bon Voyage! May your travels be safe, and may your heart always carry the warmth of Bhutan.