Bhutan
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12 days from £3,265
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Paro to Paro – 12 Days
The Druk Path Trek is a small-group adventure that links Bhutan’s most iconic Tiger's Nest Monastery with a high ridge walk between Paro and Thimphu, Bhutan's capital and Bhutan's capital city. After arriving in Paro, acclimatise with a short walk to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery, then begin trekking from Jele Dzong through alpine forests, yak pastures, and high lakes such as Sand Ox Lake, camping under wide Himalayan skies in the heart of the Bhutan Himalaya and the Eastern Himalayas.
Over several days trekking, cross ridgelines with views of Bhutan’s sacred peaks, including Jhomolhari and Jichu Drake, and the majestic Bhutanese mountains, with glacial lakes dotting the landscape and colourful prayer flags fluttering in the wind, spreading blessings and good fortune. The route passes through open countryside with dwarf rhododendron trees, adding to the natural beauty, and reaches elevations well above 3,000 meters above sea level, offering panoramic views—weather permitting—of the surrounding Himalayan scenery.
The pace is steady and supported by Asian Geographical's expert guide, a dedicated camp crew, and pack animals that transport your gear, with camping logistics managed throughout. After the trek, unwind in Thimphu, Bhutan's capital, then continue to Punakha for dzongs, chortens and valley walks, before returning to Paro for temples and the National Museum. It’s a coherent mix of trekking, culture and recovery time—adventurous, well-paced, and designed for travellers who want Bhutan beyond the postcard.
TIGER NEST HIKE: Begin in Paro with the Tiger’s Nest hike, building confidence for trekking while your expert guide fine-tunes kit and pacing. It’s an iconic, meaningful ascent and a superb introduction to Bhutan’s spiritual landscape before the Druk Path begins.
DRUK PATH TREK ROUTE: Trek from Jele Dzong across ridgelines, rhododendron forests, and wide grazing meadows to Jimilangtsho Lake, Janetsho Lake, and Simkota. Along the route, encounter glacial lakes and pass through areas of dwarf rhododendron trees, especially vibrant in bloom. Camps are set in quiet high country, with crisp air, big skies, and frequent Himalayan viewpoints. Your camp crew handles all camp logistics, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing experience each night.
PHUME LA PASS CROSSING: Cross Phume La Pass, marked by colourful prayer flags fluttering in the wind, and enjoy expansive views over Thimphu Valley. Then descend through juniper, rhododendron, and blue pine forests to Phajoding Monastery. Finish at Sangaygang, where your vehicle meets you for a comfortable hotel return.
The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
A small-group Bhutan trek linking Tiger’s Nest with a high ridge traverse from Paro to Thimphu. Experience several days trekking along historic routes, passing through alpine forests, yak pastures and scenic glacial lakes. Camping is supported by a dedicated camp crew who manage all camp logistics, ensuring your comfort throughout the journey. Pack animals transport your gear along the route, allowing you to focus on the adventure and enjoy the breathtaking Himalayan landscapes. Descend via Phajoding, then unwind with cultural touring in Thimphu and Punakha before returning to Paro.
Arrive in Paro from Kathmandu on one of the world’s most dramatic mountain flights. Weather permitting, enjoy clear views of Himalayan peaks and Bhutan’s snowy giants, including Jhomolhari, Jichu Drake and Tserimgang, before landing in the Paro Valley at over 2,200 metres. After airport formalities, meet your Asian Geographical expert guide, who will lead the small group throughout. Depending on arrival time, take a gentle walk to absorb Paro’s traditional architecture and calm pace of life. Visit the National Museum (Ta Dzong) and the impressive Paro Dzong, a fortress-monastery in a striking riverside setting. Your guide will outline the Druk Path plan, confirm essential kit, and share practical tips for altitude comfort and camping routines. The day remains light for rest and hydration before tomorrow’s acclimatisation hike.
Meals Included: Dinner
Paro Taktshang Paradise
Paro Taktshang Paradise is a comfortable, well-situated base in the Paro Valley, ideal for travellers who want easy access to Bhutan’s most iconic sights while staying in a quiet setting. With the valley’s open views and fresh mountain air, it offers a restful pause between cultural touring and walking days.
The atmosphere is straightforward and relaxed, with an emphasis on comfort after time on the road. Rooms are arranged for a good night’s sleep, and the property feels geared towards practical, no-fuss hospitality—particularly appreciated before an early start or after a long day out.
Its Paro location makes it a convenient choice for visits to local monasteries, valley viewpoints and, most notably, the hike to Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest). For small-group and tailor-made journeys, it works well as a dependable Paro stay that keeps logistics smooth and leaves you free to focus on the experience rather than the details.
This morning, hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang), Bhutan’s most iconic monastery, dramatically set on a cliff 900 metres above the valley floor and approximately 3,120 metres above sea level. Walk at a steady small-group pace, with regular breaks for water, photographs and acclimatisation. Along the trail, pass colourful prayer flags fluttering in the wind, adding to the spiritual atmosphere. Your expert guide shares the story of Guru Rinpoche, believed to have flown here on the back of a tigress and meditated in a cave, giving the site its deep spiritual importance. The principal temple dates from 1692 and the complex was carefully restored after the 1998 fire. After time at the monastery, enjoy breathtaking views of the Paro Valley, weather permitting, then descend to the valley and return to Paro. Late afternoon is free for recovery, a warm shower, or browsing local crafts. In the evening, take a short walk along the town’s main street.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Paro Taktshang Paradise
Paro Taktshang Paradise is a comfortable, well-situated base in the Paro Valley, ideal for travellers who want easy access to Bhutan’s most iconic sights while staying in a quiet setting. With the valley’s open views and fresh mountain air, it offers a restful pause between cultural touring and walking days.
The atmosphere is straightforward and relaxed, with an emphasis on comfort after time on the road. Rooms are arranged for a good night’s sleep, and the property feels geared towards practical, no-fuss hospitality—particularly appreciated before an early start or after a long day out.
Its Paro location makes it a convenient choice for visits to local monasteries, valley viewpoints and, most notably, the hike to Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest). For small-group and tailor-made journeys, it works well as a dependable Paro stay that keeps logistics smooth and leaves you free to focus on the experience rather than the details.
Distance: 10KM | Duration: 4 Hours | Ascent: 300M | Camp Altitude: 3780M above sea level. After breakfast, drive to Jele Dzong to begin the Druk Path Trek, a classic route through the Eastern Himalayas. Your guide keeps a steady pace as the trail climbs gently, then traverses below the ridgeline through dense alpine forest of rhododendrons, including dwarf varieties, and native trees. Look out for yak herders and listen for the call of the Himalayan monal in the woods. Pack animals carry your main gear, while the camp crew manages all logistics, leaving you free to enjoy the walk. As altitude increases, the air feels thinner and regular pauses and hydration are encouraged. Weather permitting, the views open towards Mount Jomolhari and surrounding snow peaks, with frequent photo stops. By afternoon, arrive at Jangchulakha, a wide yak pasture with panoramic Himalayan vistas. Settle into camp with hot drinks and a hearty meal beneath clear mountain skies.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance: 11KM | Duration: 4–5 Hours | Ascent: 400M | Descent: 300M | Camp Altitude: 3880M above sea level. Continue the Druk Path Trek from Jangchulakha along a scenic ridge, passing juniper stands and dwarf rhododendron as the trail rolls across open high ground. Weather permitting, enjoy sweeping views over the Paro and Thimphu valleys and Bhutan’s Himalayan skyline. After a steady climb, descend more steeply before easing towards Jimilangtsho Lake, a tranquil high-altitude glacial lake known for large trout. Nearby Sand Ox Lake is steeped in local legend and spiritual significance. Your guide shares mountain beliefs and highlights Jichu Drake (6,989m), revered as Paro’s protective deity. Pack animals carry your gear while the camp crew manages chores, keeping the day comfortable. Camp is set near the lakeshore, where still water often mirrors the ridges at dusk. As altitude rises, settle in with warm drinks, an early dinner, and restorative rest in crisp alpine air.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance: 11 km | Duration: 4 hours | Ascent: 270 m | Camp Altitude: 4,110 m. A shorter but higher day on the Druk Path Trek, keeping the pace comfortable as you move deeper into Bhutan’s Eastern Himalayas. From Jimilangtsho, the trail meanders over rolling ridges through dwarf rhododendron and open yak pasture, with wide views into remote valleys. Pass Janetsho glacial lake, its still surface reflecting rugged ridgelines, and watch for yak herder camps that reveal the semi-nomadic life of these uplands. Pack animals carry your gear while the camp crew manages all camp chores and logistics. The ascent is gradual, but altitude demands steady pacing; your guide will schedule rest stops and encourage slow breathing. After a final spur, glimpse Simkota Tsho glacial lake below, with panoramic Bhutan Himalaya views weather permitting. Camp in a quiet high pasture under crisp alpine light.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance: 14KM | Duration: 7 Hours | Ascent: 100M | Descent: 1800M. Start with a gentle climb from Simkota to a saddle at around 4,150 metres above sea level. On a clear day, enjoy far-reaching views towards Mount Gangkar Puensum, Bhutan’s highest peak, weather permitting. Descend briefly to a small alpine lake, then climb again to Phume La Pass (4,210m), draped in prayer flags and offering expansive views over the Thimphu Valley. From here, begin a long descent through juniper and rhododendron towards Phajoding Monastery (3,870m), an important meditation retreat above Bhutan’s capital. Explore the monastery’s quiet setting, then continue down through blue pine forest, passing hermit shelters and prayer sites. Pack animals carry your gear and the camp crew manages logistics throughout. Reach Sangaygang on the outskirts of Thimphu, where your vehicle meets the group for the hotel transfer, completing a superb Druk Path mountain traverse.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Hotel Bhutan Home Thimphu
Hotel Bhutan Home in Thimphu is a simple, welcoming base that suits travellers who value practicality, warmth and an easy city location. It offers a calm place to return to after exploring the capital’s markets, monasteries and everyday street life.
The feel is homely rather than polished—comfortable rooms, attentive staff and a relaxed pace that makes settling in straightforward. After a day of sightseeing, it’s a convenient spot to refresh, repack, and enjoy a quiet evening without unnecessary fuss.
Staying here keeps you well placed for Thimphu highlights, from cultural sights and museums to local cafés and shopping streets. For small-group and tailor-made itineraries, it works best as a reliable stopover that supports efficient touring while keeping the experience grounded and authentic.
After several days on the trail, enjoy a well-earned morning at leisure in Bhutan's capital city, Thimphu. Rest, sleep in, or simply take in the valley views from your hotel while your Asian Geographical expert guide remains available for any practical support or gentle suggestions. In the late afternoon, head out for a walk through the city’s main streets, passing local shops, handicraft stores and cafés. Pause at Clock Tower Square to watch daily life unfold and get a feel for Thimphu’s calm, lived-in character. Later, drive up to the Buddha Dordenma for panoramic views over the capital, especially striking as the light softens towards evening. Return to the hotel for a relaxed night and a comfortable reset before tomorrow’s sightseeing.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Hotel Bhutan Home Thimphu
Hotel Bhutan Home in Thimphu is a simple, welcoming base that suits travellers who value practicality, warmth and an easy city location. It offers a calm place to return to after exploring the capital’s markets, monasteries and everyday street life.
The feel is homely rather than polished—comfortable rooms, attentive staff and a relaxed pace that makes settling in straightforward. After a day of sightseeing, it’s a convenient spot to refresh, repack, and enjoy a quiet evening without unnecessary fuss.
Staying here keeps you well placed for Thimphu highlights, from cultural sights and museums to local cafés and shopping streets. For small-group and tailor-made itineraries, it works best as a reliable stopover that supports efficient touring while keeping the experience grounded and authentic.
Today, explore Thimphu in depth, Bhutan's capital that balances monarchy, government and modern life with Bhutan’s spiritual traditions. Begin at the National Memorial Chorten, built as a monument to peace and as a memorial to H.M. Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. Inside, detailed paintings and statues offer a clear window into Buddhist philosophy, while outside locals gather to circumambulate, spin prayer wheels and socialise. Continue to the Takin Zoo, home to Bhutan’s national animal, whose unusual story reflects Bhutan’s environmental convictions. Visit the Thimphu Sunday Market (Centenary Farmers Market) for an authentic look at produce, spices and everyday trade. In the evening, time permitting, visit Trashicho Dzong, seat of government and summer residence of the monastic body; on weekdays you may catch the flag ceremony and guard march. Finish with a short walk along the main street.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Hotel Bhutan Home Thimphu
Hotel Bhutan Home in Thimphu is a simple, welcoming base that suits travellers who value practicality, warmth and an easy city location. It offers a calm place to return to after exploring the capital’s markets, monasteries and everyday street life.
The feel is homely rather than polished—comfortable rooms, attentive staff and a relaxed pace that makes settling in straightforward. After a day of sightseeing, it’s a convenient spot to refresh, repack, and enjoy a quiet evening without unnecessary fuss.
Staying here keeps you well placed for Thimphu highlights, from cultural sights and museums to local cafés and shopping streets. For small-group and tailor-made itineraries, it works best as a reliable stopover that supports efficient touring while keeping the experience grounded and authentic.
Drive 76km/ 3hr. Drive from Thimphu to Punakha, climbing to Dochu La Pass (3,050m) where 108 stupas crown the ridge surrounded by colourful prayer flags fluttering in the wind. On clear days, weather permitting, the Himalayan range forms a dramatic backdrop for photographs and a short pause to breathe the crisp mountain air. Descend into the warmer, subtropical Punakha valley, once Bhutan’s capital until 1955, known for fertile fields and a gentler climate. Visit Punakha Dzong, beautifully positioned at the confluence of the Pho Chu (male) and Mo Chu (female) rivers, and learn how it has been restored after fires and an earthquake. Later, cross the Punakha Suspension Bridge, draped with prayer flags and offering river views and birdwatching opportunities—especially lively when the wind sets the bridge swaying. The remainder of the day is at leisure, with your guide keeping the schedule smooth and unhurried.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Punakha Hotel Lobesa
Punakha Hotel Lobesa is a convenient, comfortable base for exploring the Punakha Valley, positioned to make day touring straightforward while still offering a quieter feel than busier town-centre stays. With Punakha’s warmer climate and broad river valleys, it suits travellers who want an easy, relaxed stop between mountain passes and cultural highlights.
The hotel’s style is practical and welcoming, with simple comforts geared to unwinding after sightseeing. Rooms are arranged for a restful night, and the overall pace is unhurried—useful when you are balancing dzong visits, short walks and scenic drives through terraced countryside.
From here, you can reach Punakha’s key attractions with ease, including the Punakha Dzong and valley viewpoints, as well as riverside areas and local villages. For small-group and tailor-made itineraries, it works well as a reliable base that supports efficient logistics while keeping the experience focused on the landscape and heritage of the valley.
This morning, set out to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten, reached by a short drive and a steady walk through the valley. Built with a specific intention of protection, peace and harmony, it stands apart from typical communal temples and rewards the climb with wide views and intricate symbolism. Continue to Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Nunnery, set above the valley on a grassy ridge and home to a friendly community of nuns. The site includes a meditation centre and study facilities, and you may learn how the nuns also develop skills such as embroidery and statue making. Later, visit Chhimi Lhakhang, approached by a short walk of 30–40-minutes through villages and paddy fields. Dedicated to Lama Drukpa Kuenley (the “Divine Madman”), it remains one of Bhutan’s most distinctive pilgrimage sites. Return to your hotel with the rest of the day free to relax by the riverside or enjoy a quiet evening.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Punakha Hotel Lobesa
Punakha Hotel Lobesa is a convenient, comfortable base for exploring the Punakha Valley, positioned to make day touring straightforward while still offering a quieter feel than busier town-centre stays. With Punakha’s warmer climate and broad river valleys, it suits travellers who want an easy, relaxed stop between mountain passes and cultural highlights.
The hotel’s style is practical and welcoming, with simple comforts geared to unwinding after sightseeing. Rooms are arranged for a restful night, and the overall pace is unhurried—useful when you are balancing dzong visits, short walks and scenic drives through terraced countryside.
From here, you can reach Punakha’s key attractions with ease, including the Punakha Dzong and valley viewpoints, as well as riverside areas and local villages. For small-group and tailor-made itineraries, it works well as a reliable base that supports efficient logistics while keeping the experience focused on the landscape and heritage of the valley.
Drive: 130 km / 4 hours. After breakfast, drive from Punakha to Paro, crossing Dochu La Pass before descending into one of Bhutan’s most fertile valleys at over 2,200 metres above sea level. With terraced fields and river scenery, Paro is steeped in myths and heritage and is home to Bhutan’s only international airport. This afternoon, visit the National Museum (Ta Dzong) above Rinpung Dzong, with well-curated galleries of Bhutanese art, bronzes and religious works. Nearby, Paro Dzong remains a major cultural and architectural landmark in the Paro Valley. Continue to Kyichu Lhakhang, one of Bhutan’s oldest and most sacred temples, traditionally linked to King Songtsen Gampo’s Himalayan temple network. Your expert guide will explain the stories, symbolism and living Buddhist practice throughout. Evening at leisure for a final walk or quiet dinner.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Paro Taktshang Paradise
Paro Taktshang Paradise is a comfortable, well-situated base in the Paro Valley, ideal for travellers who want easy access to Bhutan’s most iconic sights while staying in a quiet setting. With the valley’s open views and fresh mountain air, it offers a restful pause between cultural touring and walking days.
The atmosphere is straightforward and relaxed, with an emphasis on comfort after time on the road. Rooms are arranged for a good night’s sleep, and the property feels geared towards practical, no-fuss hospitality—particularly appreciated before an early start or after a long day out.
Its Paro location makes it a convenient choice for visits to local monasteries, valley viewpoints and, most notably, the hike to Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest). For small-group and tailor-made journeys, it works well as a dependable Paro stay that keeps logistics smooth and leaves you free to focus on the experience rather than the details.
Transfer to Paro International Airport for your onward flight. Your Asian Geographical guide will assist the small group with timings and check-in support to keep the departure smooth. Depending on flight schedules, there may be time for a final glance across the valley before leaving Bhutan. Safe travels.
Meals Included: Breakfast
This tour was inspired by our belief that Bhutan is best understood on foot, following the old ridgelines that connect valleys, monasteries and mountain communities. Set in the heart of the Bhutan Himalaya, within the Eastern Himalayas, the trek immerses you in a region renowned for its stunning natural beauty and cultural significance. After our CEO's Trans-Himalayan Expedition across remote ranges and high passes, we wanted a trek that delivers genuine altitude and wilderness, yet remains achievable within a compact timeframe.
The Druk Path offers that rare balance: alpine forests, yak pastures and high lakes, with constant Himalayan presence—Jhomolhari and Jichu Drake appearing like guardians on the horizon and sweeping views of the Bhutanese mountains. Over several days trekking along this historic route, you’ll experience a multi-day journey through breathtaking landscapes and cultural landmarks. Camping nights and quiet mornings become part of the experience, not just the scenery between viewpoints. Throughout the trek, a dedicated camp crew manages all camp logistics, while pack animals transport your gear, allowing you to focus on the adventure.
We shaped the journey to flow naturally into Bhutan’s living culture—Thimphu’s spiritual landmarks and Punakha’s great dzong—so the mountains have context and meaning. Designed for a small group, led by expert guides, it is an adventure with coherence, comfort, and a sense of far-off places earned step by step.
TRIP DESIGN, PACE & ACTIVITY LEVEL: This is a small-group trek with a steady, well-managed pace rather than a fast push. Expect moderate daily distances, high-altitude camps, and a long descent into Thimphu towards the end of the trek. Trails vary from forest paths to open ridgelines, with occasional muddy or rocky sections; confidence on uneven ground is important. The group moves with regular rest and hydration stops, and your guide will manage pacing to support acclimatisation and overall comfort.
GUIDING, TREK CREW & ON-THE-GROUND DELIVERY: You travel with Asian Geographical’s expert guide and a full trekking crew. Briefings are clear and practical, and logistics are handled end-to-end—from hotel transitions to daily camp routines. Tents, meals and camp set-up are managed by the crew so your attention stays on the walking, the landscapes and the experience on the trail.
ACCOMMODATION, CAMP STANDARDS & KIT REALITIES: Accommodation is a mix of comfortable hotels and simple camping. Camps are functional rather than luxurious, with the crew providing structure and support; nights can be cold, with crisp mornings and strong sun at altitude. Packing matters: warm layers, gloves, reliable waterproofs, and well broken-in trekking boots make a material difference for comfort on uneven ground.
WEATHER, SEASONALITY & ROUTE ADJUSTMENTS: Mountain weather can change quickly. Visibility, trail conditions and timings may vary, and the route can be adjusted for safety and overall enjoyment. A flexible mindset is part of travelling well in the Himalaya; day-by-day decisions are made to protect comfort, momentum and the quality of the trekking experience.
COMMERCIAL TERMS: PRICING, PAYMENTS, CHANGES & CANCELLATIONS: Pricing reflects the realities of operating a supported trek in Bhutan—specialist guiding, full crew, camping infrastructure, transport and permits, alongside hotel nights. Availability can be constrained by seasonal demand and crew logistics; once confirmed, amendments may be limited and can carry supplier costs. Deposit and balance deadlines, plus cancellation terms (including any non-refundable elements linked to permits and pre-paid services), are provided clearly in writing at the point of booking.
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Tour: Bhutan Druk Path Trek
Tour reference: BHU102/2026
Paro Tshechu Special (29 Mar–2 Apr).
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £350 per person
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Tour: Bhutan Druk Path Trek
Tour reference: BHU102/2026
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £350 per person
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Tour: Bhutan Druk Path Trek
Tour reference: BHU102/2026
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £350 per person
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Tour: Bhutan Druk Path Trek
Tour reference: BHU102/2026
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £350 per person
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Tour: Bhutan Druk Path Trek
Tour reference: BHU102/2027
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £350 per person
Prices From
Tour: Bhutan Druk Path Trek
Tour reference: BHU102/2027
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £350 per person
Prices From
Tour: Bhutan Druk Path Trek
Tour reference: BHU102/2027
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £350 per person
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Tour: Bhutan Druk Path Trek
Tour reference: BHU102/2027
Thimphu Tshechu Special (10-12 Oct)
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £350 per person
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Without Flights
13 days
This 12-day Bhutan journey blends culture, nature, and spirituality. Visit iconic sites like Tiger’s Nest Monastery, explore mountain valleys, hike to monasteries, and enjoy river rafting in Punakha. Experience Bhutan's fertile valleys, such as Punakha and Phobjikha, renowned for their lush, agriculturally rich landscapes that are central to the country's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Discover Bhutanese traditions in Thimphu, meet locals, and relax in luxury lodges. With scenic drives, guided walks, and warm hospitality, this tour offers a rich, authentic Bhutan experience.
Heritage, People & Culture
Bhutan
PRIVATE
12 days
Tailor-made
Without Flights
12 days
Journey through Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet on a 13-day spiritual adventure set against the backdrop of the majestic Himalayas. Explore sacred monasteries, vibrant cities, and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes. Encounter profound spirituality at every step, from Bhutan’s Tiger’s Nest to Lhasa’s Potala Palace, as you experience rich cultures, timeless traditions, and peaceful moments that define the spiritual heart of the Himalayas. This itinerary is designed as a transformative journey for travellers seeking more than just sightseeing, making it ideal for cultural and spiritual travellers.
Heritage, Wellbeing & Yoga
Bhutan, Nepal, Tibet
PRIVATE
13 days
Tailor-made
Without Flights
13 days
Grid View
List View
A small-group, high-altitude Bhutan trek starting in the upper Paro Valley, combining the Tiger’s Nest acclimatisation hike with remote camping days on the Jomolhari trail. The trail takes trekkers through pine forests, dense forest, and along river valleys and glacial rivers. Walk through forested valleys to yak pastures and dramatic Himalayan viewpoints, gradually ascending to high altitudes that offer breathtaking views of mountain peaks, all supported by expert guides and a dedicated crew. Finish with relaxed cultural time in Bhutan’s key valleys.
Hiking/Trekking, People & Culture
Bhutan
GROUP
Guided Group
£3,465
Without Flights
A small-group cycling journey for confident leisure riders, combining high-pass descents, quiet valley roads and authentic cultural stops. Ride from alpine forests into river valleys and glacial landscapes, supported by a vehicle and expert guides. Enjoy comfortable hotels, flexible lift-outs, and a fitting finale with Paro heritage and the Tiger’s Nest hike.
Biking/Cycling, People & Culture
Bhutan
GROUP
10 days
Guided Group
Without Flights
10 days
A small-group journey through Bhutan’s valleys and spiritual heartland, blending museums, craft traditions and living Buddhism with warm river valleys and quiet hilltop chortens. Travel via Trongsa to Bumthang’s temples and rural communities, then fly back to Paro for the iconic Tiger’s Nest hike—expert guided throughout.
Heritage, People & Culture
Bhutan
GROUP
11 days
Guided Group
Without Flights
11 days
A well-paced small-group introduction to Bhutan, linking Thimphu, Punakha and Paro with high-pass scenery, valley walks, temples and dzongs. Enjoy comfortable hotels, expert guiding and a gentle cultural rhythm, ending with the iconic Tiger’s Nest hike above the Paro Valley.
Heritage, People & Culture
Bhutan
GROUP
7 days
Guided Group
Without Flights
7 days
The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
Your entire holiday is designed around your personal preferences
Travel at your own pace with full itinerary flexibility
Choose from handpicked, luxury hotels & resorts across Asia
Enjoy seamless logistics, private transfers, and 24/7 assistance
Our package holiday team has decades of experience in luxury Asia travel
Receive first-hand advice from specialists who know each destination intimately
Gain access to hidden gems and authentic local experiences
Our aim is to stay committed to responsible travel in Asia
We partner with eco-conscious providers
Itineraries include experiences that preserve Asia’s cultural and natural heritage
Travel with complete confidence under full ATOL protection
Fully bonded and financially protected for your peace of mind
Established in 2014
