Discover the Soul of the Himalayas

In Thimphu's Kawajangsa district, the Folk Heritage Museum opens a doorway to Bhutan's rural soul, where grain mills turn, ara distills, and ancestral rhythms echo through earthen walls.

Above the sweeping Phobjikha Valley, Gangtey Monastery rests like a prayer between earth and sky, where sacred chants and crane songs shape Bhutan's hilltop heart of devotion.

Perched high above Paro Valley, Ta Dzong tells Bhutan's story in stone and silk. It is an ancient watchtower turned national museum where centuries of culture come vividly to life.

In the shadowed stillness of Tang Valley, Mebar Tsho shimmers with legend—Bhutan's sacred lake where fire once floated and faith found its flame.

In the forested hills near Thimphu, Ser Bhum Brewery pours Bhutanese spirit into every glass, blending sacred symbols and alpine purity into craft brews with soulful character.

As dusk settles over the valley, Raven's farmhouse comes alive with sacred dance, laughter, and farm-fresh feasts—an evening when Bhutan's living culture takes center stage.

21 – 23 September 2026

Beneath the watchful walls of Punakha Dzong, the Tshechu unfolds in sacred defiance and joy, honouring Bhutan's legendary triumph through dance, devotion, and enduring identity.

Threads of heritage and harmony come together at Thimphu's Green Weaving Centre, where Bhutanese artisans transform natural dyes and ancient patterns into soul-stirring works of art.

27 - 28 March 2026

In the quiet folds of Wangdue, the Neyzergang Festival invites you beyond the crowds—into a circle of prayer, laughter, and farmhouse warmth where Bhutanese tradition lives and breathes.

Step into the heart of Bhutanese creativity at Choki Traditional Art School in Thimphu, where young artisans preserve ancient crafts with soul, purpose, and quiet brilliance.

Rising from the remote hills of Lhuentse, the Takila Guru Statue crowns Bhutan's eastern sky—a golden guardian where devotion, legend, and Himalayan stillness converge in sacred grandeur.

Beyond the last ridgelines of Gasa, Laya Village greets the sky with yak-hair cloaks, rhododendron trails, and the timeless spirit of Bhutan's highland heart.

Amid the quiet hills of Trashigang, Ranjung welcomes travelers into a serene world of prayer wheels, mountain monasteries, and Bhutan's living Buddhist heart.

With hands in Himalayan soil, Raven's tree-planting experience turns your journey through Bhutan into a living legacy, where every traveler leaves behind more than footprints.

26 October 2026

In the sacred heart of Bumthang, Jambay Lhakhang Drup ignites the night with fire blessings, ancient chants, and Bhutan's boldest expression of devotion under Himalayan stars.

Along the Wangchhu River, Changyul Park offers Thimphu a serene pause—where gentle lawns, shaded paths, and riverside calm invite quiet connection amidst the city's gentle pulse.

13 December 2026

High on the snow-kissed ridges of Dochula Pass, the Druk Wangyel Festival honors Bhutan's brave with sacred dance, winter sun, and Himalayan pride woven into every step.

Cross the timeless iron bridge to Tachog Lhakhang, where Thangtong Gyalpo's legacy and Bhutan's river-born legends welcome you into a sanctuary of mysticism and architectural grace.

Tucked beneath Meri Puensum's sacred gaze, Haa Town unfolds as a soulful mountain haven, where age-old markets, whispered prayers, and warm-hearted traditions thrive in quiet beauty.

In the highland folds of Trongsa, the Samcholing Green Tea fields bloom under the care of a women-led cooperative, where Bhutanese resilience, heritage, and flavor steep into every leaf.

Amid flickering flames and mountain stillness, lighting butter lamps in Bhutan becomes a quiet prayer, offering light, remembrance, and spiritual clarity on your journey inward.

28 April - 2 May 2026

As blossoms bloom across Bumthang's highland fields, the Ura Yakchoe Festival gathers villagers and pilgrims in a sacred circle of relics, ritual, and timeless Bhutanese grace.

Above the Gamrichu's winding flow, Radhi Village unfolds in golden terraces and quiet hearths, where weavers, brewers, and farmers carry Bhutan's rural spirit with timeless grace.

In the quiet glow of a Bhutanese farmhouse, the traditional hot stone bath offers herbal steam, mountain stillness, and a soul-deep reset after the climb to Tiger’s Nest.

In the blossom-swept hills of Punakha, the Talo Festival unfolds with sacred dance, laughter, and the soul-deep warmth of a village where tradition blooms brighter than spring.

Among the mist-laced hills of Tang Valley, Ogyen Choling Palace Museum invites you into Bhutan's layered past, where worn stairways and heirloom relics echo with ancestral memory.

Woven with legacy and royal vision, Thimphu's Textile Museum invites you into Bhutan's living fabric, where tradition, artistry, and identity are threaded into every loom and layer.

11 November 2026

The Black-Necked Crane Festival soars as cranes descend over Phobjikha's misty valley, where sacred dance, village joy, and conservation blend into Bhutan's most graceful celebration.

29 March – 2 April 2026

Each spring, beneath Paro Dzong's golden gaze, the Tshechu awakens Bhutan in a swirl of silk, sacred dance, and blessings whispered on mountain wind.

23 - 24 October 2026

In the cloud-kissed village of Laya, the Royal Highland Festival rises with yak wool, drumbeats, and Himalayan pride—Bhutan's spirited tribute to its nomadic heart.

Beneath Bhutan's emerald hills, the Royal Botanical Garden Serbithang unfolds as a living sanctuary where rare blooms, quiet trails, and conservation grace blossom in harmony.

Wrapped in the folds of a gho or kira, you step into Bhutan's living heritage—becoming not just a guest, but part of the story beneath prayer flags and festival skies.

At dawn in a mountain monastery, Bhutan's ancient chants and sacred stillness draw you inward—an intimate prayer experience where silence speaks and spirit awakens.

​​In the heart of Bumthang Valley, the Red Panda Brewery and Swiss Cheese Factory blend Alpine craft with Bhutanese tradition, offering a flavorful journey through beer, cheese, and mountain soul.

Where two rivers meet and jacarandas bloom, Punakha Dzong rises in regal grace—Bhutan's sacred heart of coronations, blessings, and centuries of Himalayan legacy.

26 - 29 October 2026

As firelight dances through Bumthang's autumn night, Jambay Lhakhang Drup unfolds with sacred flames, masked rituals, and Bhutan's most hauntingly intimate celebration of faith.

In the serene pine forests above Bumthang, the Ugyen Wangchuck Conservation Institute invites you into Bhutan's living wild, a place where heartfelt stories and dedicated research bring the kingdom's rare wildlife and forests vividly to life.

From the quiet heart of Thimphu, Nado Poizokhang has filled the world with Bhutan's sacred fragrances, blending wild botanicals and devotion into every handcrafted incense stick since 1963.

21 – 23 September 2026

Each autumn, beneath the golden tiers of Tashichhodzong, Thimphu Tshechu weaves sacred dance, ancestral devotion, and communal joy into Bhutan's most cherished festival of the year.

In the heart of Thimphu, Bhutan's Post Office and Postal Museum preserve a legacy of mountain messengers and royal stamps, where every envelope carries a thread of national pride.

Hidden high in Trashigang's remote highlands, Merak Village offers an intimate glimpse into Brokpa life, where yak herding, ancient rituals, and untouched alpine beauty weave a timeless cultural tapestry.

Cradled in a Himalayan valley, Thimphu City flows between ancient rituals and modern rhythms, offering a rich, ever-evolving glimpse into Bhutan's heart.

Wander into the Royal Takin Preserve in Thimphu, where Bhutanese legend and wildlife conservation meet in a serene sanctuary devoted to the mysterious takin.

In a quiet Bhutanese farmhouse, the cooking fire becomes a gathering place, where fresh-picked herbs, shared laughter, and time-honoured recipes turn every meal into a memory.

Gaze upon the golden majesty of Buddha Dordenma in Thimphu, where Bhutan's spirit of peace and devotion rises serenely above the valley and into the Himalayan sky.

Amid the spirited rhythms of Thimphu, the Centenary Farmers Market unfolds as a living mosaic of Bhutanese flavors, community warmth, and everyday cultural connection.

At nearly 4,000 meters, Chelela Pass unfolds vast mountain vistas and fluttering prayer flags, inviting you to immerse yourself in Bhutan's sacred landscape through quiet rituals and unhurried alpine moments.

At the edge of Paro, Kyichu Lhakhang radiates timeless serenity, where centuries of devotion and myth still echo through Bhutan's most sacred temple corridors.

In the stillness of Phobjikha Valley, the Black Necked Crane Information Centre offers a quiet window into Bhutan’s living mythology, where sacred birds and conservation walk hand in hand.

In the quiet hills of Punakha, a school visit unfolds as a soulful exchange, where bright young minds, mountain dreams, and shared humanity enrich every step of the journey.

Beyond the folds of Lhuentse, Khoma Village hums with the artistry of backstrap looms, where Bhutanese weavers craft spirit into silk, and tradition flows through every vibrant thread.

In the quiet heart of Thimphu, the National Institute of Zorig Chusum nurtures Bhutan's sacred artistic lineage, where timeless hands breathe life into the thirteen traditional arts.

With laughter echoing across the fields, Bhutan's archery and darts invite you into a joyful tradition, where every arrow, toast, and cheer celebrate connection over competition.

14 - 15 October 2026

Beneath the snowy crown of Jomolhari, Bhutan's highland festival unites yak herders, sacred peaks, and snow leopard lore to celebrate mountain life and enduring harmony

Delicate layers of Bhutanese heritage come to life at Thimphu's Jungshi Handmade Paper Factory, where bark, water, and time craft the timeless beauty of Deh Sho.

Step into the sacred calm of Thimphu's Memorial Chorten, where devotion, memory, and the pulse of Bhutanese spiritual life come alive beneath its golden spire.

Walking Paro's winding streets reveals a tapestry of everyday moments—smiles shared over spicy momos, handwoven treasures, and quiet corners where Bhutan's gentle spirit quietly unfolds.

High in Bhutan's eastern hills, Trashigang pulses with everyday beauty. Fortress shadows, handwoven fabrics, and locals' laughter reveal the rhythm of life in the east.

In the sacred hush of Bumthang Valley, Jakar welcomes travelers with ancient temples, drifting incense, and a timeless rhythm that reveals the soul of central Bhutan.

With each flutter on the wind, hoisting prayer flags in Bhutan becomes a sacred act, sending compassion, healing, and hope into the endless embrace of the Himalayan sky.

Rooted in the sacred soil of Bumthang, Jambay Lhakhang endures as a temple of light and legend, where ancient vows, Himalayan myth, and living devotion quietly converge.

On the serene banks of the Chamkhar River, Wangdicholing Palace offers an intimate journey into Bhutan's royal beginnings—where history unfolds quietly amid timeless architecture and heartfelt stories.

Cradled by mist and melody, Ura Village unfolds as a sacred highland gem, where festival drums, barley fields, and timeless rituals echo the heart of central Bhutan.

Winding through sacred forests and sunlit fields, Tang Valley reveals a living Bhutanese legacy—where ancestral farms, holy waters, and heartfelt hospitality enrich every journey step.

High above, the Kila Nunnery in Paro offers a serene retreat where prayers, mountain winds, and quiet moments provide a deeply personal glimpse into Bhutan's monastic spirit.

In the misted stillness of Bumthang Valley, Kurjey Lhakhang cradles the imprint of Guru Rinpoche's body—a sacred echo of devotion where myth, mountain, and memory converge.

High above the clouds, Dochula Pass and Druk Wangyel Temple are a tribute to Bhutan's spirit, where sacred stupas, alpine winds, and Himalayan peaks converge in quiet majesty.

Stretched across a sacred ridge in central Bhutan, Trongsa Dzong stands as a monumental bridge between legend and legacy, where royal lineage and timeless devotion converge above the Mangde River.

In Gangzur Village, Lhuentse, pottery emerges as a vibrant tradition—where skilled hands transform humble clay into vessels rich in story, inviting travellers to connect deeply with Bhutan's timeless craft and culture.

Along the western slopes of the Haa Valley, Talung Village invites you into a timeless world where ancestral traditions, quiet mountain life, and enduring harmony with nature shape every moment.