High Mountains, Deep Stillness

“In Bhutan and Nepal, the air feels clearer, the silence deeper, and the connection more profound.”

Wander Bhutan |

Wander Bhutan |

Spirituality & Scenery

Bhutan is a Himalayan kingdom that offers one of the most meaningful travel experiences in the world. Known for Gross National Happiness as a guiding principle, you’ll find a peaceful pace, stunning monasteries, and an unwavering respect for nature. This is a place to hike, reflect, connect, and return home transformed.

What we Love Most

  • Trekking to Tiger’s Nest Monastery

    A pilgrimage to Bhutan’s most iconic site. Perched on a cliffside, this sacred temple offers views and energy that are unforgettable.

  • Panoramic Mountain Landscapes

    From forested valleys to misty trails, Bhutan offers breathtaking moments in nature without the crowds

  • Dzongs, Monasteries, and Prayer Flags

    Spirituality is built into the landscape. Monastic architecture, fluttering flags, and gentle rituals create a sense of serenity.

  • Village Walks and Local Encounters

    Meet farmers, weavers, monks, and artisans as you explore small communities that welcome visitors with warmth and authenticity.

  • A Sense of Peace That Stays With You

    Whether it’s morning meditation, quiet hikes, or simply watching the light shift on the mountains, Bhutan invites stillness.

Where to Go.

  • The entry point for most travelers. Surrounded by forests and peaks, it’s home to Tiger’s Nest and charming local markets.

  • Bhutan’s capital blends tradition and modern life, with art galleries, street festivals, and Bhutanese cuisine.

  • Warmer and lusher, this valley is known for its beautiful riverside dzong and fertile farmlands. Excellent for soft hikes and cultural stays.

  • A glacial valley known for its tranquility, black-necked cranes, and one of Bhutan’s most beautiful lodges.

Properties we Love

  • COMO Uma Paro

    Elegant, peaceful, and well-located with access to some of Bhutan’s best hiking and cultural sites.

  • Six Senses Punakha

    A luxurious escape with terraced rice fields, contemporary design, and warm Bhutanese hospitality.

  • Description aAmankora Thimphu

    Understated, serene, and surrounded by pine forest. A beautiful base to explore the capital.goes here

  • Gangtey Lodge (Phobjikha Valley)

    A soulful lodge with panoramic views, candlelit dinners, and a deep connection to the local community.

This is a journey of beauty and meaning. For travelers who want to go deeper, slow down, and engage with intention, Bhutan offers sacred landscapes and authentic moments that feel restorative and real.

Glance at a Glance.

  • October to December and March to May are ideal for clear skies and comfortable temperatures. Winter brings crisp air and fewer travelers. Monsoon (June to September) is best avoided.

  • Varies by elevation. Expect cool mornings and evenings in the mountains, with daytime sun. Lower valleys can be warm and humid.

  • Best for older kids and teens with an interest in nature, culture, and light adventure. Lodges and guides are welcoming and flexible.

  • Bhutan requires all travel to be pre-arranged and includes visa processing with your itinerary.

  • Altitude may be a factor in some regions. No vaccines are required unless arriving from a risk country. Pack layers, sunscreen, and any personal medications.

  • We take care of all travel logistics—including private transfers, internal flights, and road journeys—so your trip runs seamlessly from start to finish.

Your itinerary

We try to never curate the same itinerary twice, but below are just some of the itineraries we have curated in the past.

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