At Bhutan Homestay we want to understand your expectations and interests prior to developing an itinerary. Choose from our sample itineraries below or let us tailor a tour program matching your preferences. All our tours can roughly be divided into the following categories:

  • Cultural Tours
  • Trekking Tours
  • Family Tours
  • Special Interest Tours

Include a festival in your selected tour. We will let you know which time of the year is best suited for a successful implementation of your favored itinerary.

For details and personalized itineraries please contact us 

Seasons

Please note that during festival season in Mar/Apr and Oct/Nov, places are crowded with tourists. Flights and good hotels are booked out fast so we advise early bookings. We arrange tours to Bhutan throughout the year depending on your interests.

Weather patterns in Bhutan have become more difficult to predict. The low season month June is considered monsoon season. In recent years however it proved to be pleasantly warm and great for travelling. It has additional perks: the days are longer and the tariff is lower. If you want great views of the mountain peaks however you should stick to autumn and winter months starting from second half of October.

East Bhutan is very pleasant during Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar and you might just be lucky and come across household rituals and religious festivals. Such events usually take place during December and January. Generally in the winter you are less likely to bump into fellow travelers all the time.

We develop special interest tours in the following areas:

Additional services: Our Bhutan specialist, itinerary consultant and social anthropologist Ulli will be happy to provide more in-depth personal assistance in English or German language via social media or phone. You will be thoroughly briefed on different aspects of Bhutanese society, culture and traditions. As co-founder of the Austrian based association Bhutan Network, Ulrike offers visits to projects in Bhutan, such as the Tang Farmers in Bumthang and KNC in Zhemgang. Ulli has excellent contacts to rural communities all over the country.

Children do not enjoy sitting in the car for long hours and quickly get “dzonged out” by too much sightseeing. Our family tours are based on family-friendly slow travel and embrace  activities such as horse riding, rafting, thangka painting, basket weaving, pottery, staying on farms with typical farm chores including animals, meeting with local families, visiting schools and interesting projects, forest hikes and much more! We also offer utmost flexibility for families where daily activities can be adjusted.

The only way to experience traditional hospitality and everyday life in Bhutan is by staying with a family. We offer homestays in most of the 20 districts. How often you choose comfortable hotels or cosy farm/homestays on your trip is entirely up to you. Tell us what your minimum requirements are and we will select the perfect home. Homes range from very traditional farms where facilities are rustic, to upgraded homes with attached bathrooms and hot water. Each house and host family has their own specific appeal and personality. Read more about our approach and philosophy under About Us.

Book our tours through one of our partners in Europe or USA:

GERMANY:
E/T/C Edutainment Travel Company GmbH 
Yangla Tours
Kia Ora Reisen 

AUSTRIA:
GESAR Travel 

USA:
Mushroaming ECO-Adventures
Mountain Kora

Below you will find tourist sites sorted by region. It may help you understand better what you are interested in. The list of interesting places can never be complete and we are constantly developing new interesting programs. We are happy to include your own suggestions into your itinerary as long as these activities comply with the rules and regulations for visitors coming to Bhutan. We also welcome to publish your trip reports in our Blog or under Testimonials.

West / Central / East / South

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