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Cultural Tours

16 Days Zhemgang: A Paradise of Biodiversity and Tradition
15 Days Bhutan Classic
17 Days The Spiritual Heartland Tour
16 Days Jewels of the East
17 Days Pilgrimage Tour
18 Days Culinary Tour
17 Days Music Tour
16 Days Village & Hiking Tour
12 Days Women & Hiking Tour
16 Days Nomad Tour
19 Days Villages of East Bhutan
6 Days West
7 Days West
12 Days West
21 Days East to West

East

Eastern Bhutan comprises of the districts of Mongar, Lhuntshe, Trashigang, Trashiyangtse, Pemagatshel, and Samdrup Jongkhar at the Southern border. The Eastern part of Bhutan is so far considered less developed than the West and it offers its own unique charm. Not yet plastered with hotels and guesthouses, the landscape is rugged, the valleys are steep and flora and fauna exceptionally amazing.

Central

Central Bhutan covers Bumthang and Trongsa in the North and Zhemgang, Sarpang, and Gelephu in the South. Particularly the two districts of Trongsa and Bumthang are historically very important as they were the major seats of power of the first and second Kings till in the 1950s when the capital shifted to Thimphu. Bumthang is considered the spiritual heartland of Bhutan and comprises of immense cultural and religious treasures.

South

South Bhutan comprises of the districts of Samtse, Chukha, Dagana, Tsirang, Sarpang and Samdrup Jongkhar. So far these dzongkhags have not been widely explored for tourism but we are slowly identifying farmstays and places to visit in the South. The flora and fauna in the South is truly amazing and Manas National Park is a good example.

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