About Bhutan
A kingdom in the eastern Himalayas where happiness is a measure of progress and tradition lives alongside modernity.
The Last Shangri-La
Bhutan opened its borders to the world only in 1974, and to this day caps tourist numbers to preserve its environment and culture. It is the world's only carbon-negative country.
Gross National Happiness — not GDP — is the official measure of progress. The four pillars: good governance, sustainable development, preservation of culture, and conservation of the environment.
The state religion is Vajrayana Buddhism, threaded into every aspect of daily life. Monasteries cling to cliffs, prayer flags carry blessings on the wind, and architecture has not changed for centuries by royal decree.
A full-service Bhutan travel desk
Fifteen thematic Bhutan packages — culture, nature, trekking, MICE, weddings — reshaped around your pace and season.
Bhutan visa for foreign travellers, permits for Indian nationals, and SDF handling from start to finish.
Drukair and Bhutan Airlines bookings, plus rail support to NJP / Bagdogra gateways for overland arrivals.
3-star to luxury reservations, including Uma Paro, Amankora and Six Senses, matched to budget and route.
Chauffeur-driven cars, 4x4 SUVs and coaches, with Paro International Airport transfers on every itinerary.
Conference venues, gala dinners and team-building, plus DMC partnerships for agents, corporates and institutions.
Local, measured, complete.
We are a Bhutanese family-run company, founded by guides who grew up in these valleys. Every itinerary supports local artisans, family-run lodges and conservation projects.