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Bhutan Excursions unveils a whole new world to travelers visiting Bhutan. Our wide selection of tours and treks showcases the very best aspects of this enchanting kingdom.

Bhutan, known to the Bhutanese as Drukyul, the land of the Thunder Dragon, is truly another world. In this unique and hidden Kingdom of Bhutan, where Guru Rinpoche once flew in on the back of a tigress, you will feel the breath of mysteries and powers which still prevails. If there is magic left in this world, Bhutan is where you will find it.

Roughly the size of Switzerland, this tiny Himalayan Kingdom lies between India and China. Its spectacularly diverse landscape, culture and biodiversity remain virtually unchanged by the passage of the centuries.

Steep, forested mountains rise throughout Bhutan, spotted with prayer flags and monasteries in implausible places. Tiny farms and hamlets nestle in its fertile valleys. To the north, snowy peaks rise to more than 7000 meters.

Buddhism pervades every element of Bhutanese history and daily life. Even the most mundane experiences are tinged with spiritual significance.

Let Bhutan Excursions introduce our people and their way of life to you. View the breathtaking Himalayan mountains from one of our remote trekking routes. Experience a colorful and genuinely traditional festival. Visit the sacred citadels of Himalayan Buddhism, where you will marvel at our unique architecture and witness daily religious life.

We invite you to discover Bhutan with us. It is truly another world.

Latest News and Blogs

Horn bill in Bhutan February 8, 2010
Horn Bill Bhutan’s forests provide a safe haven for the rufous-necked hornbill, a bird that is classified vulnerable by the international union for conservation of nature (IUCN) and Birdlife international, according to a Thrumshingla national park official. The hornbill, a big bird ...

A different tshechu January 26, 2010
A glimpse of the occasion Tshechus or religious festivals are a common sight around the country after the harvest season. They are usually performed at the courtyard of the Dzongs or age old monasteries. However, Tsangchuthama Tshechu of Samdrupcholing Dungkhag in ...

Merak to have new farm road January 7, 2010
Groundbreaking ceremony of farm road Not many Brokpas of Merak imagined that their gewog would be connected with road, but Merak, one of the remotest gewogs in the country, will be connected with a farm road by 2011. A 28 km farm ...

Bhutanese style furniture January 4, 2010
In December 2005, Kinzang Wangdi designed and built a wooden book holder to place his péchas, or religious books, when he conducted prayer ceremonies. The simple contraption attracted the attention of fellow lay monks, who asked him to make ...

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