The richness of culture and nature have made Bhutan become a major destination for tourism. Bhutan’s traditional culture is alive in its performing arts,such as dance and music,which are integral parts of ceremonies and festivals all over the country. The shape of  Bhutanese culture took under heavy Buddhist influence since majority of people follow Buddhism as their religion.

The journey begins in Bhutan’s monasteries and sacred sites, where centuries-old traditions continue to thrive. The gentle sound of prayer flags fluttering in the wind, the scent of incense, and the sight of monks engaged in peaceful rituals create an atmosphere of tranquility and reflection. Here, visitors can participate in meditation sessions, learn from wise spiritual masters, and gain insight into the profound teachings of Buddhism.

Beyond the monasteries, Bhutan’s natural splendor beckons those seeking solace and introspection. The country’s pristine landscapes, enveloped in lush greenery and snowy peaks, provide the perfect sanctuary for contemplation and self-discovery. Whether meditating amidst towering pine forests, hiking to profound mountain retreats, or simply being one with nature in the vastness of Bhutan’s valleys, the connection between the inner self and the outer world becomes palpable.

Our itinerary includes ;

Tiger Nest hike

Dzong visits (Paro,Punakha,Thimphu,Wangdue Phodrang)

Visit weaving centers 

Visit Handcraft shop

Visit old Monasteries & caves

Try Bhutanese attire,archery,herbal hot stone bath

Try out Bhutanese cuisine

Visit Bhutanese herbal medicinal center

Visit National museum (Ta dzong)

Visit largest Buddha Statue in the world

Try home stay or farm houses where you will get a deep insights into the unique Bhutanese culture