Nine days Cultural Tour in Bhutan
Tsechus or annual festivals where Buddhist teachings are enacted through mask dances. Festivals are week-long events, different variations of which take place in each district
This is regarded as one of the most preferred treks for the nature lovers as it offers some of the best views of the Himalayas and the alpine pastureland. Your close up encounter with the base of the second highest unclimbed mountain of the world- Mt Jhomulhari, is also a gravity of this trek. The trek commences with an acclimatization hike to Taktsang monastery and then in the days ahead takes you through some beatific places like Tshophu Lake (4380 meters) and Takhung La (4520 m). En route, you can enthusiastically relish the captivating views of Jichu Drake (6989m) and Tshrim Khang (6789m) as well. Taking you to some of the remote villages in the vicinity of Tibet, this trek caters the opportunity to get acquainted to the traditional life patterns of the nomadic yak herders and highland farmers.
Tsechus or annual festivals where Buddhist teachings are enacted through mask dances. Festivals are week-long events, different variations of which take place in each district
The six day trek is the most popular trek in the country as it passes through a gorgeous natural landscape of blue pine forests, high ridges and pristine lakes while at the same time offering the opportunity to visit some ancient lhakhangs, dzongs and villages.
trekking along the capricious rugged mountains terrains as well as comfy cruises to the mystical Buddhist cultural towns