Find out more about Seasonal Birding in Bhutan with more than 700 bird species, including some of the rarest and migratory birds in the world.
A mix of adventure and cultural immersion, the Jomolhari Trek in Bhutan discover the diverse landscapes of Jomolhari National Park, which includes the immense towering peak of Jomolhari as well as its contrasting alpine environs.
Learn about the colourful Festivals of Bhutan, yet bizarre religious festivals in this landlocked country.
The Himalayan Kingdom Bhutan, a birdwatchers paradise with some 770 bird species including rare and endemic ones. Bhutan is the home of special birds apart from Black-necked Crane in Phobjikha Valley, which looks so beautiful flying over that valley as other smaller bird species also inhabit alpine meadows at higher elevations.
One of the unreal trek routes in Himalayas is Snowman Trek which covers 11 highest mountain passes. It tests you to your absolute boundaries via ten high mountain passes and never-ending landscapes from heavenly valleys where grass thrives, all the way up to desolate lands of rock. You will experience about the Bhutanese culture as you travel, see rare wildlife, and form strong friendships with your fellow trekkers.
In addition to the dances, each festival offers vibrant markets selling traditional handicrafts, music and food combined with views of Bhutan's stunning mountainous landscapes. A visit to a Bhutanese festival is an unparalleled sensory exploration of the ancient kingdom´s cultural diversity and perfect opportunity to experience vibrant Bhutan festivals.
Bhutan, the land of happiness known far and wide, is a name that even echoes its colorful spring blooms for miles. A minibreak in this journey through Bhutan's colorful tapestry reveals the sacred Taktsang Monastery hanging delicately on a cliff, and villages that come alive with tsechu festivals, uniting locals in song, dance, and collective enthusiasm.
The eastern Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, with its more than 700 species of birds provides a utopian haven for bird watchers. Thimphu's urban forests the iconic Tiger's Nest in Paro – that provide birding opportunities.
Go for the Druk Path Trek, one of Bhutan's premier trekking adventures which take you past stunning landscapes indigenous traditions and crystal clear high-altitude lakes. A moderate-level trek would be six-day trek from Paro to Thimphu. Beautiful old dzongs (Bhutanese fort-monasteries) will greet you, along with forests, so dense it's hard to tell where the rhododendrons end and leopards begin. You will get to see an amazing view of Mount Jomolhari, experience some tranquill campsites at Jimila
Hey adventurer partner, let’s imagine that you are surrounded by huge mountains, their peaks touching the sky, and glaciers that look as bright as crystal, keeping you anchored and focused. The wind blows through the valleys, bringing the smell of pine trees and flowers. These flowers make the grasslands lush and bright. This is not a daydream but Bhutan, a trekker's adventure paradise waiting to be explored.
