Bhutan Yeegaa Tours & Treks

04/08/2026

Thank to our beautiful ladies from Singapore for choosing Bhutan Yeegaa
Tours & Treks as their host in Bhutan.
On behalf of our entire team, thank you for choosing our travel agency and allowing us to be part of your journey. It has been our pleasure to serve you and help create memorable experiences during your visit.
We truly appreciate the trust you placed in us. Your support means a great deal, and we hope your trip was filled with wonderful moments, beautiful
memories, and a deeper appreciation of our country and its culture.
Thank you once again for traveling with us. We wish you safe travels, good health, and happiness. We look forward to welcoming you back in the future and having the opportunity to serve you again.

27/07/2026

The four sacred meditation cliffs of Guru Rinpoche in Bumthang, known collectively as Dra Zhi, are Choedrak, Kunzangdrak, Shugdrak, and Thowadrak.
According to Bhutanese tradition, Guru Rinpoche meditated at these cliffside sanctuaries in the 8th century before subduing the local deity Shelging Karpo.

The Four Sacred Cliffs (Dra Zhi)

Choedrak Goenpa
Perched at 3,800 meters on the northern ridge overlooking the Chumey Valley. Legend says Guru Rinpoche arrived here riding a tigress, similar to his arrival at Paro Taktsang.

Kunzangdrak monastery
Located high on a cliff overlooking the Tang Valley. It is deeply tied to the tertön (treasure revealer) Pema Lingpa, who built a temple here in 1488.

Shugdrak (Shudrak)
Nestled in the upper Chhoekhor Valley on a cliff shaped like a flying garuda (mythical bird). It marks a vital meditation spot in a strategic central location where valley rivers meet.

Thowadra Monastery
Situated in the Tang Valley. This high cliff monastery is associated with Guru Rinpoche and Gelongma Pelmo (a lineage figure known for practices related to healing and purification).

06/04/2026

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14/11/2025

The fire blessing, or Mewang, is a sacred ceremony at the annual Jambay Lhakhang Drup festival in Bhutan, held at the Jambay Lhakhang temple. During the ceremony, participants walk through a large flame to be purified, have sins cleansed, and gain protection from misfortune. The Mewang is also believed to help infertile women conceive, alongside the festival's other main event, the Tercham (Naked Dance).
The Fire Blessing (Mewang). The ceremony is a purification ritual designed to remove obstacles and bad luck, symbolizing a spiritual cleansing. Locals and visitors jump through a large fire arch. The act is believed to protect those who complete it for the coming year. It is also a fertility rite aimed at helping infertile couples to conceive.

11/06/2025

Duchen Nga Zom, in English, translates to Buddha's Day of Five Great Acts, or Lord Buddha's Parinirvana. It's a significant Buddhist holiday observed on the 15th day of the fourth month (Saga Dawa) in the Bhutanese calendar. This day commemorates Buddha's conception, birth, subduing of evil, enlightenment, and passing into parinirvana. It is considered one of the most auspicious days for Buddhists worldwide, marking five pivotal moments in Buddha's life.

03/06/2025

03/06/2025

Western Bhutan Trip, 06nights & 07days covering the most beautiful places in western Bhutan!

15/05/2025

The Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten in Nyizergang, Punakha stands as a testament to Bhutan’s rich spiritual heritage and architectural brilliance and it is located atop a serene hill.Surrounded by lush green valleys, dense forests, and the tranquil Mo Chhu River, this stunning monastery has become a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists seeking peace, reflection, and a glimpse into Bhutan’s cultural soul.Built by Her Majesty the Queen Mother, Ashi Tshering Yangdon Wangchuck, and completed in 2004, the chorten was built to promote peace, harmony, and protection for the kingdom. Its name, Khamsum Yulley Namgyal, holds deep spiritual significance: Khamsum refers to the three realms of existence (desire, form, and formlessness), Yulley signifies the land of the deity, and Namgyal symbolises victory and triumph.