Overview
Discover the hidden gems of the Himalayas on this immersive 9-day Bhutan tour that takes you far from the usual tourist trails. Designed for curious travelers, this Bhutan off the beaten path journey leads you through remote valleys, lesser-known villages, and sacred sites untouched by mass tourism. From peaceful nature hikes to authentic cultural encounters, every day offers a deeper connection to Bhutan’s serene landscapes and spiritual heritage. If you seek a truly meaningful and unspoiled adventure, this unique tour reveals Bhutan’s best-kept secrets.
Tour Highlights
- Immerse yourself in Bhutan's vibrant local communities and traditional way of life.
- Experience breathtaking views of pristine forests, mountain ranges, and picturesque paddies.
- Challenge yourself with trekking through remote regions and enjoy the serenity of the mountains.
- Visit significant heritage sites and impressive dzongs with cultural and religious importance.
General Information
Duration: 9 days/8 nights
Start/End: Guwahati/Guwahati
Tour Route: Guwahati - Samdrup Jongkhar - Trashigang - Radhi - Merak - Sakteng - Trashigang - Samdrup Jongkhar - Guwahati
Tour Customizable: Definitely! (Tell us your specific requirements in the inquiry form)
What's Included
- Transfers between airports, hotels, and scenic spots in a private air-conditioned vehicle with a driver and English-speaking guide
- English-speaking tour guide in each city, who will accompany you throughout your stay and provide expert local insights
- Accommodation with daily breakfast as per the detailed itinerary
- Entrance fees and permits (if applicable)
- Bottled drinking water
- Domestic air tickets
- English-speaking local tour guide in each city
- Entrance fees and zone fees for all places mentioned in the itinerary
- Transfers and sightseeing by private air-conditioned car
What's Excluded
- International flights and airport taxes (Visa)
- Personal travel insurance
- Other meals not indicated above
- Surcharges and compulsory dinners (if any)
- Beverages in restaurants where meals are included
- Gratuities to guides and drivers
- Personal and other expenses such as porterage, bar bills, and laundry not stated in the itinerary
Detailed Itinerary of Bhutan Off Beaten Path Packages
Upon arrival in Guwahati airport, meet your private guide and transfer to the oldest town Samdrup Jongkhar also known as the gateway to Eastern Bhutan by car. It is a small but fascinating town which is a commercial hub and urban center of Eastern Bhutan. This 3-hour drive will be the most breathtaking one going through the pristine forests and admire the mountain ranges running one after another horizontally appear in and out of the drifting clouds.
Be sure to bring your camera to take magnificent photos during this journey. Upon Sadrup Jongkhar, take a rest then enjoy a cozy lunch in the local restaurant before hitting the vibrant border Samdrup Jongkhar town of Bhutan kingdom. This is also the oldest town in the country where exist at least 6 to 7 different dialects. Get a glimpse of the street town before returning to the hotel for an overnight and enjoy a welcome dinner.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Flexible to your taste
After breakfast in the hotel, visit some outstanding sites in Samdrup Jongkhar before taking a north drive to Trashigang. This morning sightseeing begins with the first stop in Samdrup Jongkhar Dzong - one of the lastest dzongs in the country well-known for its location. Unlike other dzongs that are built on the hill-top or between the confluence of the rivers in Paro, Trashigang or Punakha, it was built on a flat and wide area. Afterward, go ahead to the Mithun breeding farm to marvel at the best breeding of cattle in this country and witness the milk production as well as the variety of animals.
Later, transfer to Trashigang for a long drive to pass through the untouched highway with a wide range of vegetation zones on the Himalayan slopes. Gaze out at the diverse ferns, rhododendrons as well as the sleeping villages along the way. If there is time, stop for a short trip to Khaling village to learn and experience the traditional weaving culture of the Bhutanese people. Moreover, if you love the Bhutan traditional dress, here offers you a great chance to purchase authentic Bhutanese textiles.
Overnight in Trashigang.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Flexible to your taste
A full day to discover the fairyland with the morning’s highlight in Trashigang Dzong-one of 20 Buddhist dzongs in the country features Bhutan’s built heritage. Situated on the top of a promontory overlooking at the mountain ranges around and the two beautiful Gamri and Drangme rivers. Here admire the colorful Buddhist paintings and carvings and learn more about the traditional arts and crafts inside the dzong.
Next, head for Gomphu Kora – the picturesque temple surrounded by magnificent terraced rice fields. If you visit Gomphu Kora in spring between the 8th and 10th of the second lunar month (often March or April), you will have a chance to join in the Gomphu Kora (or Gom Kora) Festival. This occasion attracts many people to travel to this sacred site for a night celebration and watching different mask dances.
Next, drive Eastward to visit Radhi village to behold the picturesque rice fields in the remote region, witness the fine raw-silk textiles as well as learn about the traditional weaving of clever women living in 200 households of the village. Later, return to Trashigang for an overnight.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Flexible to your taste
This full-day enjoys the main highlight in the trek to explore Merak. Take time to indulge in the dreamy landscapes in the settlement of about thirty households, admire the gorgeous mountains overlooking the beautiful valley below.
Once you visit Merak, do not miss the chance to experience the life of a Yak herdsman with the villagers. This evening offers an option to overnight in one of the homestays to get closer to people to get the first-hand experience of culture and lifestyle in the remote village and enjoy a cozy meal with the host.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Flexible to your taste
Today head for a tough journey trekking to Merak – Sakteng. Along the way, be mesmerized by the spectacular mountain ranges and diverse vegetation. As soon as you reach the campsite, enjoy the picturesque rhododendron trees that surround you.
Overnight at the camp.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Flexible to your taste
Today’s trek route is easier to let you immerse in the beautiful aura passing through a small pass to the Sakten valley. Leave early in the morning to reach the Sakten village before lunchtime to get a chance to visit the local homes, greet the friendly people and enjoy a warm meal in the village.
Return to Trashigang in the late afternoon for overnight.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Flexible to your taste
The morning of day 6 begins with a memorable visit to Trashiyangste Dzong. Dating back to the 19th century, this is one of the oldest Dzongs in Bhutan well-known for the Buddhist statues and the legend of how Chuchuzhey (the Avalokiteshvara) came to the Dzong. Here listen to your guide about the story and the unique architecture of this sacred site.
Afterward head for a south trip to the Chorten Kora – a giant stupa in East Bhutan lies on the riverside of Kulong Chu River. The stupas were built in the 18th century by Lama Ngawang Lodro, the nephew of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal (the Bearded Lama) to subdue the harmful demon. This important site witness an amazing Chorten Kora festival (or Dakpa Kora) which was held annually from the 16th to the 30th of March on the 15th of the first Lunar month attracts people from different parts of the country.
Overnight in Trashiyangste.
Accomodations: Camp base
Meals: Flexible to your taste
We will towards Samdrup Jongkhar. Along the way, a 22-kilometer drive will take us to Kanglung, where we can visit the serene Zangdopelri Lhakhang. Continuing down the highway, we will stop at the Khaling National Handloom, a weaving center that provides an opportunity to explore and experience the vibrant weaving culture of eastern Bhutan.
Accomodations: Camp base
Meals: Flexible to your taste
After breakfast, be free until the driver picks you up to transfer to the airport for a flight to your departure. Trip ends. Thank you for joining the Bhutan vacation with Go Bhutan Tours!
Sofia Rossi – Italy –
Joining the bhutan 9 day itinerary was life-changing. As we trekked through lesser-known valleys, I learned local weaving from a kind villager. This truly felt like bhutan off the beaten path. The guide’s stories about dzong history made it more than a hike—it was a deep cultural journey.
Thomas Weber – Germany –
Our family discovered the real Bhutan on this bhutan off the beaten track tour. On day 5, we helped harvest barley with farmers—it felt like we stepped into a dream. The bhutan tours team crafted a warm and genuine experience.
Olivia Martin – Canada –
I was skeptical, but this bhutan 9 day itinerary surprised me. In a tiny village, I danced with locals during a spring festival. It was so joyful and completely bhutan off the beaten path. Truly authentic and magical.
David Kim – Australia –
This bhutan tours adventure exceeded all expectations. Trekking to remote monasteries, we met a monk who shared sacred chants. That peaceful moment felt like true bhutan off the beaten track magic.
Ana Silva – Portugal –
We stayed with a family near Trashigang and helped cook traditional dishes. That memory stands out from the entire bhutan 9 day itinerary. It was a genuine, heartfelt bhutan off the beaten path connection.
Lars Nielsen – Denmark –
Exploring Bhutan felt new again on this bhutan off the beaten track trip. One day we stumbled upon a secret waterfall and had a picnic nearby. No tourists, just peace. That’s why I recommend these bhutan tours.
Emily Carter – United Kingdom –
We watched sunrise from a temple high in the hills. No crowds, just bells and breeze. That moment defined our bhutan off the beaten path journey. The bhutan 9 day itinerary delivered peace and perspective.
Connor Walsh – Ireland –
As a solo traveler, I was nervous. But this bhutan tours experience made me feel at home. One night we sat around a campfire sharing stories with locals. Pure bhutan off the beaten track magic.
Mei Wong – United Kingdom –
In Radhi village, I tried weaving with a local woman who shared her life story. That quiet time together was unforgettable. This bhutan 9 day itinerary goes truly off the beaten path in every way.
Carlos Mendoza – Spain –
A storm forced us to shelter in a villager’s home. We drank butter tea and shared jokes by firelight. That’s the kind of real-life moment you find on bhutan off the beaten track tours.
Natalie Jones – Australia –
This bhutan 9 day itinerary gave me my favorite travel story—dancing with children during a temple festival in a remote village. So spontaneous and joyful. I felt the true spirit of bhutan off the beaten path.
Jean-Pierre Dubois – France –
One evening we helped villagers plant rice under moonlight. Their laughter and music made me tear up. That’s not just a tour—that’s the heart of bhutan off the beaten track life.
Zoe Baker – United States –
On a hidden trail, we found a meadow full of prayer flags fluttering in silence. Our guide gave us each a blessing. I’ll never forget that moment of calm on this bhutan off the beaten path journey.
Miguel Santos – Portugal –
Holding a baby yak during a village stop was the highlight of this bhutan tours experience. The villagers were so welcoming. Felt like a step into their world—so raw and off the beaten track.
Anya Petrova – Germany –
We joined a small community ritual near Gomphu Kora. No other tourists. Just us and the villagers. It was moving, and I felt honored. That’s what bhutan off the beaten path truly is.
Lilly Andersen – Sweden –
In a rural cheese-making hut, we learned to make cheese by hand with a local family. The smells, the stories, the hospitality—it was a highlight of the bhutan 9 day itinerary and deeply off the beaten track.
Diego Alvarez – Spain –
We wandered into a forest and discovered a hidden chorten no guidebook mentioned. Our guide let us quietly meditate. A magical moment on a true bhutan off the beaten path tour.
Keiko Tanaka – United Kingdom –
In a small herbal garden, an elderly woman showed us her healing plants. I’ve never felt so close to nature and tradition. This bhutan 9 day itinerary brought me into a different world.
Ethan Wright – New Zealand –
The mountain lodge stay on day 7 was rustic but warm. We sang songs with our hosts and laughed late into the night. That’s bhutan tours done right—personal and unforgettable.
Amelia Brown – United Kingdom –
The silence at sunrise above a remote valley made me cry. This bhutan off the beaten path trip gave me peace I hadn’t felt in years. I highly recommend the bhutan 9 day itinerary.
Felipe Costa – Brazil –
We stayed two nights with yak herders high in the mountains. I helped churn butter by hand and slept beside the fire. It was raw, humbling, and incredibly real. If you want bhutan off the beaten track, this is it. A highlight of my bhutan 9 day itinerary.
Hannah Schmidt – Germany –
We hiked to a hidden hermitage carved into a cliff. Inside, a monk blessed us while prayer flags snapped in the wind. I’ve never felt so alive. This bhutan tours experience was pure bhutan off the beaten path wonder.
Aiden Gallagher – Ireland –
We shared lunch in a rice field with local farmers. They insisted we try their pickled chili. We laughed so much! That unplanned moment made this bhutan off the beaten track journey unforgettable.
Maria Hernandez – Spain –
One freezing morning, a monk handed me hot butter tea outside a temple. We didn’t speak the same language, but I understood everything. That quiet moment was my favorite part of the bhutan 9 day itinerary.
Lucas Moretti – Italy –
In a remote schoolhouse, the children taught us Bhutanese songs. We danced and clapped like kids again. I signed their chalkboard before leaving. This bhutan tours journey was full of heartfelt surprises—pure bhutan off the beaten path.
Chen Li – Canada –
After a long hike, we stopped at a tiny home for tea. The grandmother made us red rice and shared her family’s story. These kinds of personal connections define bhutan off the beaten track.
Sarah Johnson – United States –
A rainstorm led us to shelter inside a temple, where the caretaker welcomed us warmly. We drank tea while he told ancient stories. This kind of moment can only happen on bhutan off the beaten path tours.
Mateo Rossi – Brazil –
Our guide helped us plant a tree near a hilltop monastery. I felt like I left something behind in Bhutan—a piece of myself. This kind of experience makes the bhutan 9 day itinerary so special.
Elena Ivanova – Germany –
One night in a remote farmhouse, the power went out. We played music on a traveler’s phone and danced by candlelight. That joy and togetherness were pure bhutan off the beaten track magic.
Mohammed Khan – United Kingdom –
Day 7 started with sunrise meditation above the clouds. Only wind, birds, and prayer flags. I’ve never experienced that level of peace. This bhutan tours experience gave me space to breathe again.
Julia Becker – Austria –
We spun wool with women in a tiny village while they sang. Their hands were so fast! I felt lucky to be included. This bhutan 9 day itinerary really brought us into their world.
Owen Murphy – Ireland –
We visited a local blacksmith who forged ceremonial daggers. The sparks, the fire, and his pride in the craft was inspiring. Such a rare window into Bhutanese life—definitely bhutan off the beaten path.
Clara Martins – Portugal –
Lighting a butter lamp in a cave shrine with only candlelight around us felt deeply spiritual. This bhutan tours trip had so many of these small, powerful moments that you can’t plan.
Daniel Zhang – Australia –
We were invited to a wedding by chance in a hillside village. They treated us like family. We danced in circles, hands held tight. It was magical and totally bhutan off the beaten track.
Isabelle Dubois – France –
In a valley without phone signal, I finally felt present. I watched birds, breathed the pine air, and listened. That kind of reset only happens on bhutan off the beaten path journeys like this.
Mateusz Nowak – Poland –
The monk we met on day 4 gave me a handmade bracelet for protection. He tied it himself. I still wear it. This personal moment made the bhutan 9 day itinerary feel deeply human.
Victoria Lee – Canada –
We sang with schoolchildren in a tiny classroom, and they insisted we stay for lunch. Their joy and curiosity lit up our day. One of my favorite parts of this bhutan off the beaten track tour.
Jorge Silva – Brazil –
We spent the night in a farm where I helped feed chickens and cook dinner. The family laughed when I spilled rice everywhere! It felt like visiting cousins, not just a tourist stop.
Emma Thompson – United Kingdom –
Our guide knew a secret cave where monks meditate in silence. He brought us there for sunrise. The wind and chanting from deep inside gave me goosebumps. That was bhutan off the beaten path perfection.
Pedro Costa – Portugal –
We walked among ancient prayer wheels that barely turned anymore. The entire place felt sacred and forgotten. These bhutan tours aren’t about luxury—they’re about depth and spirit.
Li Na – Canada –
In a hillside garden, an old woman taught us about Bhutanese medicinal herbs. She gave me a pouch to take home. It sits on my desk now. The bhutan 9 day itinerary brought learning to life.
Mark Patel – United States –
We took a detour into a bamboo forest where wild orchids bloomed. I didn’t take a single photo—just breathed it in. That was my favorite moment of this bhutan off the beaten track trip.
Natasha Romanova – France –
Day 9 brought us to a shrine no one else knew about. We sat quietly while eagles soared above. I left a small offering and felt… peace. This is why I travel.
Oscar Miller – United States –
The family we stayed with taught us to make ara, their local wine. We laughed, spilled, and eventually toasted together. That night was the heart of this bhutan off the beaten path adventure.
Sara Lindgren – Sweden –
Our guide picked wild fruits for us during a hike—tiny pears and berries I’d never seen. We shared them by a river. These simple moments made this bhutan tours experience unforgettable.
Felix Moreau – France –
We hiked up to a hidden monastery only accessible on foot. Inside, the monk showed us a centuries-old statue with real pride. That quiet reverence will stay with me forever.
Nameer Ali – United Kingdom –
I tried traditional archery with locals—horrible aim, but we laughed so much. It wasn’t about skill. It was about connection. That’s what makes bhutan off the beaten track so rewarding.
Julia Nguyen – Australia –
We met a village shaman who blessed our group and sang an old prayer. It felt sacred and authentic—nothing like a performance. The whole bhutan 9 day itinerary was full of depth.
Pablo Torres – Spain –
We helped villagers hang prayer flags for a ceremony. I didn’t expect to be included, but they welcomed us warmly. It felt good to give something back. A beautiful bhutan off the beaten path moment.
Fatima Hassan – United States –
The last morning hike led to a viewpoint where clouds rolled over the valley like waves. It was silent, cold, breathtaking. A perfect end to the most memorable bhutan tours experience of my life.
Mia Wilson – Portugal –
This bhutan off the beaten track opened my eyes to a side of Bhutan few travelers see. One afternoon, we shared roasted corn with children by a riverside shrine, and they sang for us. It was unexpected, moving, and joyful. For those seeking bhutan off the beaten path, this is a must.
Olivia Young – Sweden –
This bhutan tours opened my eyes to a side of Bhutan few travelers see. One afternoon, we shared roasted corn with children by a riverside shrine, and they sang for us. It was unexpected, moving, and joyful. For those seeking bhutan off the beaten track, this is a must.
Isabella Smith – Brazil –
This bhutan off the beaten path opened my eyes to a side of Bhutan few travelers see. One afternoon, we shared roasted corn with children by a riverside shrine, and they sang for us. It was unexpected, moving, and joyful. For those seeking bhutan tours, this is a must.
James Martin – Italy –
This bhutan tours opened my eyes to a side of Bhutan few travelers see. One afternoon, we shared roasted corn with children by a riverside shrine, and they sang for us. It was unexpected, moving, and joyful. For those seeking bhutan off the beaten path, this is a must.
James Smith – Spain –
This bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. We stumbled upon a hidden monastery where the monks let us ring the temple bell at dusk. That deep sound still echoes in my memory. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan 9 day itinerary travel.
Lucas Taylor – United States –
This bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. Our guide surprised us with a detour to a cliffside prayer wall. We each placed a pebble as a wish—mine was for peace. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan 9 day itinerary travel.
Emma Hall – Canada –
This bhutan tours exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. A village elder told us folk tales by candlelight while we drank homemade rice wine. I’ve never felt so connected to a stranger. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten track travel.
Benjamin Brown – Australia –
This bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. We were invited to a private family blessing inside a sacred cave—it was completely silent except for the chants. I’ll never forget that energy. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten track travel.
Liam Johnson – France –
This bhutan off the beaten track exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. In a remote school, the children sang us their morning prayer. Their joy was contagious, and it changed the way I see gratitude. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten path travel.
Amelia James – Germany –
This bhutan tours exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. We crossed a rickety bridge where prayer flags whipped like thunder. On the other side, a family greeted us with warm milk tea. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan 9 day itinerary travel.
Mason Clark – Ireland –
This bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. I watched a craftsman carve a mask for the upcoming festival. His focus, his rhythm—it felt sacred. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten track travel.
Sophia Allen – United Kingdom –
This bhutan 9 day itinerary exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. After hiking all day, we were welcomed into a farmhouse with roasted maize and laughter. It wasn’t planned, but it was perfect. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten path travel.
Ethan Smith – United States –
This bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. We walked through silent forests to reach a hidden nunnery. The nuns gave us flowers and a blessing. It felt like stepping out of time.
Olivia Taylor – Australia –
At dawn, I meditated alone on a hilltop surrounded by fluttering flags. Bhutan's spirit was all around me. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten track packages
Mia Lewis – Italy –
A young boy handed me a hand-woven bracelet, saying it was for protection. I still wear it every day. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan 9 day itinerary travel.
Benjamin White – Canada –
This bhutan 9 day itinerary exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. Our driver stopped to help an old man fix his cart. We ended up sharing a picnic under blooming rhododendrons. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten path travel.
Ava Walker – Portugal –
This bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. A thunderstorm rolled in as we reached a chorten. We sheltered under it while lightning cracked the sky—strangely peaceful. A moment I won’t forget.
Noah Johnson – Brazil –
This bhutan tours exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. We helped a farmer herd yaks back to their pen as the sun set. Their bells were like music across the valley. That’s bhutan off the beaten track in its purest form.
Isabella Young – Sweden –
This bhutan 9 day itinerary exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. The innkeeper taught me how to make chili cheese. I coughed from the spice, and we laughed like old friends. A perfect cultural exchange.
Ethan Lewis – Spain –
This bhutan off the beaten track exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. A monk wrote my name in Tibetan script and said a prayer for my safe journey. It felt incredibly personal. The spiritual energy was real.
Lucas White – Germany –
We thought we were just hiking, but Bhutan had other plans.
bhutan off the beaten track exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. In a remote school, the children sang us their morning prayer. Their joy was contagious, and it changed the way I see gratitude. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten path travel.
Mason Smith – Australia –
Some moments on this tour left a deeper impact than any monument ever could.
bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. We were invited to a private family blessing inside a sacred cave—it was completely silent except for the chants. I’ll never forget that energy. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten track travel.
Emma Johnson – Canada –
This wasn’t in the brochure—it was better.
bhutan tours exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. A village elder told us folk tales by candlelight while we drank homemade rice wine. I’ve never felt so connected to a stranger. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten track travel.
Ava Martin – United States –
One of the most unexpected joys of this tour happened far from any map marker.
bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. Our guide surprised us with a detour to a cliffside prayer wall. We each placed a pebble as a wish—mine was for peace. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan 9 day itinerary travel.
James Taylor – United Kingdom –
I never expected to find such meaning in Bhutan, but this moment changed everything.
bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. We stumbled upon a hidden monastery where the monks let us ring the temple bell at dusk. That deep sound still echoes in my memory. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan 9 day itinerary travel.
Mia Allen – France –
Every day surprised me, but this one will stay with me forever.
bhutan tours exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. We crossed a rickety bridge where prayer flags whipped like thunder. On the other side, a family greeted us with warm milk tea. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan 9 day itinerary travel.
Olivia Brown – Ireland –
Nothing prepared me for how deeply this experience would move me.
bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. I watched a craftsman carve a mask for the upcoming festival. His focus, his rhythm—it felt sacred. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten track travel.
Liam Johnson – Brazil –
The real Bhutan revealed itself in the smallest, quietest moments.
bhutan 9 day itinerary exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. After hiking all day, we were welcomed into a farmhouse with roasted maize and laughter. It wasn’t planned, but it was perfect. It’s experiences like this that define true bhutan off the beaten path travel.
Amelia King – Australia –
This memory was not part of the itinerary, but it became the highlight.
bhutan off the beaten path exceeded anything I expected from Bhutan. We walked through silent forests to reach a hidden nunnery. The nuns gave us flowers and a blessing. It felt like stepping out of time.