Adbhuta Bhutan Adventure

20/10/2023

20/10/2023

Always Say Yes To New Adventures.****

20/10/2023

20/10/2023

The Royal Highland Festival happening in Laya, Gasa is just five days away. One thrilling activity to look forward to at the festival is the Laya run. The run takes the participants on a 24.7 km journey across the scenic Himalayas. The runners will then have to hike along Mochhu river banks until they reach Taksemakha. The run ends at the Royal Highland Festival ground in Laya. It is a unique and exhilarating experience that promises great adventure along with scenic natural landscapes.

20/10/2023

Are you looking for an exciting festival to get immersed in? Look no further since the annual Royal Highland Festival is just around the corner. Get ready for the captivating celebration of Bhutan's highland culture, featuring beautiful dances, parades, and sports, all against the backdrop of stunning Himalayan mountains. See you in Laya next week!

19/10/2023

Our guests exploring and enjoying the vibrant culture, beautiful bhutanese architectures, nature and landscaps of Eastern Bhutan.

04/10/2023

Every year on December 13th, a special festival named Druk Wangyel Tshechu takes place at the Dochula Mountain pass in honour of His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo and the Royal Bhutan Army. Dochula is located about an hour's drive from Thimphu, enroute to Punakha. At Dochula, you will find 108 identical chortens (stupas); the complex serves as a landmark for travelers passing through Dochula. What makes the Druk Wangyel Tshechu unique is that the mask dances performed at this festival are not commonly seen in other festivals in the country.

29/09/2023

Beautiful Paro valley...

11/09/2023

20/06/2023

Enjoy the stunning scenery of Punakha and the expansive, lush green paddy fields. The valley experiences moderate summer rainfall, which results in lush vegetation and flowing rivers that make for a picturesque backdrop for kayaking and river rafting excursions.

17/03/2023

06/03/2023

Whether you are visiting Bhutan for business or simply seeking a peaceful vacation, Bhutan has something for everyone. If you want to experience the everyday lives of Bhutanese people, their religion, cultures, ceremonies and authentic food, staying in a local homestay with a Bhutanese family is the finest way to do so. While home stays may not offer facilities like hotels and resorts, you can join the daily rituals of Bhutanese people living in villages and participate in cultivation and harvesting alongside other farmers, pick seasonal fruits and vegetables, and eat authentic Bhutanese dishes unspoiled by restaurant recipes.

17/01/2023

17/01/2023

10/12/2022

Alert your friends!
Every year on 13th December, a unique festival, Druk Wangyel Tshechu is held in honour of His Majesty The Fourth Druk Gyalpo and the Royal Bhutan Army at the mountain pass of Dochula. Dochula, with stunning backdrop of snow-clad Himalayan mountain ranges is an hour’s drive away from Thimphu, enroute to Punakha.
The 108 Druk Wangyel chortens (stupa) at Dochula are a landmark for travellers as they cross Dochula pass. The 108 chortens were built as a tribute to His Majesty The Fourth Druk Gyalpo. The Druk Wangyel honours His Majesty and is a celebration of the stability and progress that His Majesty has brought to the nation.

10/12/2022

The day when all the Bhutanese, across the world, chant in unison, “Pelden Drukpa Gyalo” is drawing closer. As we utter the words, our hearts fill with unconditional gratitude to all the beloved Monarchs for who we are today.

While it is a reason for festivity and celebration, more than that, it is an opportune time when we receive the golden words laden with wisdom and insight. The 115th National Day is approaching. Let us celebrate it meaningfully.

Dr Lotay Tshering

National Day of Bhutan