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While we offer a range of tour packages designed along specialized themes most of our clients settle for cultural, festival, adventure tours and trekking trips. Hence we have outlined in this site a few standard packages. Please note that the tours described herein are flexible to suit your demands. More trekking and various culture tours are available which may not be included in this site. Please feel free to suggest/request for your interests. Look through our sample itineraries and see if one appeals to you. If you would like to customize your itinerary, let us know what your interests are, and we will design the perfect itinerary for you. Itineraries can range from a four-day Taste of Bhutan to a 20-day strenuous trekking tour and can include a variety of activities. If you have a special request please feel free to contact us without any hesitation.
Tucked away in the depths of the Eastern Himalayas, the 47,000 sq km small kingdom of Bhutan, or Druk Yul, is little known and lesser visited. A forbidden land for centuries, this country was touted last year by National Geographic Adventure magazine along with Irian Jaya as one of the world's top 25 adventure destinations. Still, the kingdom maintains a policy of "low volume - high quality tourism" and retains its exclusiveness in the world of travel. From high mountain peaks to deep lush valleys and from modern apartments in Thimphu to farmland barns, from meditative monks deep in prayer to fluttering prayers and vibrant, colorful festivals, Bhutan is incomparably unique. Over the last few centuries, difficult natural terrain and a self-imposed policy of isolation saw to it that life here stayed virtually unchanged. It was only in the early 1960s that Bhutan opened up its doors to the world beyond and plunged into a new age of socio-economic development.
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