Top Thimphu Nature and Wildlife Tours

Let a local guide demystify Bhutan's culture and history on an 11-day immersive tour of the country. Don't miss any of the highlights with this carefully planned itinerary that includes visits to local villages and markets, ancient fortresses and farmhouses, temples and monasteries, and a variety of museums in Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. Nature lovers will especially enjoy time spent in Phobjikha Valley, winter home of the rare black-necked crane.

The Kingdom of Bhutan is a landlocked country in the Eastern Himalayas and South Asia comprised of mountains and forests. The country is called by its people “Druk Yul”, meaning “The Land of The Thunder Dragon”. Trekking in Bhutan is dissimilar from other regions in Asia. You are trekking in a country steeped in Buddhist traditions, culture and mountains. Bhutan Himalaya is covered with a forest shrub. There are a lot more flora and fauna than anywhere else in this region. There are fewer villages in the high mountains. Trekking there does not require any special technical skills. You will have opportunity to challenge yourself, relax your mind, immerse yourself in nature and local culture, also have a good night ‘s sleep under the stars. This is a wonderful experience in your life in The Kingdom of Bhutan.

In this tour we have variance kind of cycling offer If you want to cycle through the forest of pines the best one would be to take the trail from Buddha Dordenma to Changangkha Lhakhang, the activity level would be medium. From this trail you can get the good view of Thimphu valley. If you want something adventurous then you can choose to cycle from Sangaygang to Wanditse and come out from Dechenphodrang. The cycling trail from Wangditse to Dechenphodrang is pretty rugged and tough. Even this trail will be taking you through the forest of pine and Juniper. If you are lucky you may spot wild pheasant, macpie and some other variance of rare birds. If you want to make easy and nice cycling trip then you can choose to ride to the north to Dodina village (30 km round trip) along the sluggish Wangchhu river. As per your interest we can any of the above cycling tour.

Discover Bhutan’s rich cultural heritage and traditions on a 4-day tour from Paro and benefit from the personal touch of a private guide. Hike to the sacred Tiger's Nest Monastery, visit the capital of Thimphu, tuck into delicious Bhutanese cuisine, and learn about traditional medicine, papermaking, and handicrafts. Private transportation, some meals and 3-nights accommodation included.

This one day trip will take you on a photography tour through the valleys of Thimphu, Punakha and Wangdue. You just might be a click away from your masterpiece or masterpieces!

This tour is guided by a master botanist. The tour is kept broadly and depending on the season there could be changes to this itinerary. An astonishing array of plants grow in Bhutan: over 5,400 species, including 500 species of medicinal plants, some hardy species thriving even at 3,700m above. It has also 82 unique orchids and 48 unique rhododendrons species. The tropical vegetation below 800m has forests of oak, birch, maple, magnolia and laurel. Above 2,400m altitude home to spruce, yew, and weeping cypress. Higher still grows the east Himalayan fir. At about 5,500m are low shrubs, rhododendrons, Himalayan grasses and flowering herbs.