Explore Bhutan by Region
Bhutan is small on the map and large in experience. Its valleys change from subtropical forest in the south to high glacial country in the north, and each region has its own pace, festivals and ways of life.
Western BhutanParo, Thimphu, Punakha, Haa and the Phobjikha valley: Bhutan's gateway, its capital and the valleys most…
Central BhutanTrongsa and Bumthang: the historic and spiritual heartland of Bhutan, reached over the high passes of…
Eastern BhutanMongar, Trashigang and the eastern valleys: remote, welcoming and visited by few travellers, with their own…
Northern BhutanThe high Himalaya: Jomolhari, the highland communities of Laya and Lunana, and some of the most…
Southern BhutanSubtropical forests and lowland valleys along the border with India, from Phuentsholing to Gelephu and Royal…
Most first journeys focus on western Bhutan, where Paro International Airport is located. Central and eastern Bhutan reward travellers with more time: road journeys there are long and scenic, so we plan them at a realistic pace.
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Share your dates, interests and travel style. We will help you choose a route, explain the practical steps, and shape a journey at a pace that suits you.