Exploring Bhutan

Itineraries & Prices

Whether you have limited time and only want a taste of Bhutan, have a few extra days to get beyond the triangle of Paro-Thimphu-Punakha, or want to get a bit off the beaten track and see the best Bhutan offers, Fleewinter is here to help.

If your budget is tight, then we can tailor an itinerary with three star hotels. However, we must warn you that the quality, service, and comfort of these hotels varies widely throughout the country. If you want to be sure of a sound night’s rest and good service, upgrading to 4 and 5 star properties will make a world of difference. The best way to get started planning your tailor-made Bhutan holiday is with a chat so give us a ring at (UK) 0207 112 0019 or drop us an email to schedule a call and let us know what you’re interested in. We’ll walk through options like the ones below plus far more!

Introduction to Bhutan

7 Days from £3,140 pp

If time is tight, get a taste of what Bhutan has to offer on this one-week holiday with stays in simple guesthouses and lodges.

Best of Bhutan Luxury Itinerary

21 Days from £14,045 pp

Experience the best Bhutan has to offer as you travel in comfort, staying in some of our favourite lodges and hotels with unique experiences and an expert guide.

Highlights of Bhutan

14 Days from £4,565 pp

Travel to Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Bumthang for a mix of stunning scenery, beautiful hikes, ancient monasteries, and Bhutanese culture.

Hiking in Bhutan

19 Days from £6200 pp

Begin acclimating with day hikes in the Kathmandu valley then enjoy nearly two weeks in Bhutan with a variety of easy and challenging hikes throughout the country.

Discover Bhutan: Short Luxury Escape

12 days from £4,655 pp

Combine a leisurely few nights in Singapore in one of the nation's most luxurious hotels before 6 nights in Bhutan where you'll see the highlights of Thimphu, Punakha, and Paro staying in some of the nation's best boutique properties.

Sacred Bhutan

14 days from £4,055 pp

This profound journey is perfect for those seeking to dive deeper into Buddhist philosophy and its expression in people's daily lives across three different countries, learning and practising valuable techniques to live a more mindful and happy daily life.

Paro

Home to the country's only international airport and the well-known cliffside Paro Taktsang or Tiger's Nest monastery, your holiday will almost certainly start and end here.

Thimphu

This capital city is the largest in the nation and although it's becoming more modern, it maintains its historic character and charm. Home to many museums and other sights that provide insight into Bhutanese culture, Thimphu is worth at least two nights on your holiday.

Punakha

Generally considered the most beautiful fortress in a country full of stunning buildings, Punakha Dzong alone makes it worth visiting this small city in a subtropical valley. The drive over mountain passes is memorable and on a clear day, the views are spectacular.

Gangtey

If you're hoping to see black-necked cranes, the Gangtey region will be on your itinerary. Late October is typically the best month to see these rare birds coming through although you may see them all the way into February.

Bumthang

Many call this the cultural heart of the country, and if time allows for a visit to Bumthang, you'll be well rewarded. Bring good walking shoes as some of the best sights are seen on foot.