05 · Activities
What to do
with all the days
in between.
Beyond the standard sightseeing circuit, Bhutan opens up if you ask it to — a private blessing, a high-altitude trek, a hot-stone bath in a farmhouse, a quiet morning learning to paint a thangka.
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01Tiger's Nest hike
4–5 hour return · 700 m gain
A 4–5 hour return hike to Paro Taktsang, perched 900 metres above the valley floor. The single most asked-for experience in Bhutan — and worth every switchback. Horses available to the halfway cafeteria.
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02Tshechus and festivals
3-day religious festivals · Spring + Autumn
Three days of masked Cham dances, traditional music, and the unveiling of a giant thongdrol scroll. Major calendar: Paro (Mar–Apr), Thimphu (Sep), Punakha (Feb), Wangdue (Sep), Jambay Lhakhang Drup (Oct).
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03Trekking
5–25 days · fully supported
From the 5-day Druk Path to the 25-day Snowman. Routes include Druk Path, Jomolhari Base Camp, Dagala Thousand Lakes, Bumthang Cultural, Laya-Gasa, and the legendary Snowman traverse.
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04Cultural experiences
Farmhouse · archery · thangka painting
Farmhouse stays, hot-stone bath, archery and khuru (Bhutan's national sports), thangka painting workshop, traditional crafts at the school of Zorig Chusum.
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05Outdoor and adventure
Rafting · biking · birding
Whitewater rafting on the Mo Chhu, kayaking on the Wang Chhu, mountain biking the Dochula loop, rock climbing at Nemzu, fishing on the Punatsang Chhu, birdwatching (black-necked cranes in Phobjikha, Nov–Feb).
Plan Your Trip
We'll arrange any of these.
All of the above slots into our private itineraries. Tell us what catches your eye and we'll build a trip around it.
- Free itinerary design · You pay only when you confirm
- Real Bhutanese guides · Licensed by the Department of Tourism
- Private trips only · No groups, no shared transfers