Your guide will tell story how Guru Rinpoche flew here on the back of a flying tigress to subdue the local demon, Singye Samdrup and built the Temple.

Bhutan is paradise for adventurous trekking and leisure hiking with breathtaking views.

Larjab Drakar Choeling, was built sometime between 1701 and 1707 by Drupthob Kuenzang Chophel, It is believe that this place is equivalent to Taktshang Monastery in Paro in terms of historical & religious importance. People in the east who cannot visit Taktshang can visit this place accumulate same amount of merit.

This community-based village to village to trek is the perfect for visitors who are looking to learn and experience ancient rural Bhutanese way of life while enjoying the untouched natural beauty of remote Bhutan.

Trongsa Dzong is the longest dzong in Bhutan and is located in the middle of Bhutan, connecting the West with the East.

Tshechu, or the Mask Dance Festival, is the most important religious festival in Bhutan. It is held annually in various monasteries, dzongs across Bhutan

The secret path to happiness and restful mind

Gangkar Puensem at 7,158 metres (23, 484 ft), the tallest unclimbed mountain in the world.

Pangkar La overnight camp is a best short high altitude trek. It is an adventure suitable for those who wish to experience high Himalayas within a short span of time. This trek offers breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and spectacular views of valleys beneath. It also offers a mix of some of Bhutan’s not-to-be missed sites as well as visits to lesser-known places.

One of our guest said "This is the most entertaining picnics I have ever had in my life!"

Socially-conscious trekkers bringing hope to orphans around the world