Sorwa Bhutan Travels

Sorwa Bhutan Travels Bhutan Tour/Travel agent offers both custom designed and pre-designed private tours and treks

Sorwa Bhutan Travels assures you of the finest service available in the Kingdom of Bhutan when on tour or on a trek. Come and explore the glory of tiny Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan with Sorwa Bhutan Travels

25/12/2025

As we welcome the New Year 2026, we extend our warmest wishes to our valued guests and friends. May your journey with us be filled with unforgettable moments, peace, and happiness. From the Kingdom of Bhutan, Tashi Delek for a wonderful year ahead!

Fall in love with the hidden jewel of the Himalayas on a 7-days journey through Bhutan just filled with cultural experie...
08/12/2025

Fall in love with the hidden jewel of the Himalayas on a 7-days journey through Bhutan just filled with cultural experiences, active exploration, and unforgettable moments!

Fly to the Paro Valley in Bhutan, an unspoiled wonderland. Join on this journey on a hike or through Bhutan’s primeval forests. The ancient Kichu Lhakhang Temple, an extremely holy site for the country’s Ta***ic Buddhists, nestles in the fertile, peaceful valleys of Paro. The national museum in Paro offers a glimpse into Bhutan’s rich past..
The modern city of Thimphu is a stark contrast with your Bhutanese wilderness adventure. Visit the world’s largest seated Buddha statue, 169 feet tall and truly awe-inspiring.
Reconnect with nature while you commune with Bhutan’s unspoiled beauty in the Punakha Valley. Marvel at the stunning KhamsumYulley Namgyal Chorten Temple, perched on a ridge overlooking the lush valley floor, as you hike through Punakha. A visit to the Chimi Lhakhang Monastery will let you commune with generations of Bhutanese women, who travel there seeking fertility blessings!
A beautiful nature hike through the Phobjikha Valley will offer glimpses of the extremely rare black-necked crane. Share your favorite experiences with your new friends while you gaze out over the glacial plains some have claimed are the setting of the mythical shangrila.
Cap off your journey trekking to Bumdra, a small meditation monastery that clings to the side of an immense cliff face and descent a visit to Taktsang Lhakang, “The Tiger’s Nest”, Bhutan’s most iconic temple. Clinging to a cliff face 900 meters above the Paro Valley, some pilgrims will walk for a month to reach it.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to travel to Bhutan to experience one of the world’s most incredible, unique cultures!

Jichu Drake, 6989m is a companion peak to Mount Jumolhari. Jitchu Drake has a double summit, with the lower summit to th...
22/11/2025

Jichu Drake, 6989m is a companion peak to Mount Jumolhari. Jitchu Drake has a double summit, with the lower summit to the south.

The south summit was first climbed by the Austrian expedition of Werner Sucher, Albert Egger, Alois Stuckler, Sepp Mayerl and Toni Ponholzer in May 1983.

The first ascent of the higher North summit was in May 1988 by Sharu Prabhu from India, Doug Scott and Victor Saunders from the UK via the south face.

The Italian climbers Giorgio Corradini and Tiziano Nannuzzi were killed during an attempt on the North summit in 1984.

Tsherim Gang (6789m) is a prominent mountain in Bhutan which runs near the border with Tibet. It is considered a dwellin...
22/11/2025

Tsherim Gang (6789m) is a prominent mountain in Bhutan which runs near the border with Tibet.
It is considered a dwelling place for a worldly deity Tshering Chenga.

Photo of our beloved fourth King of Bhutan, His Majesty Jigme Singye Wangchuck.
13/11/2025

Photo of our beloved fourth King of Bhutan, His Majesty Jigme Singye Wangchuck.

Mount Jomolhari (7326 meters) was first climbed on 22st of May 1937, by Englishman Freddie Spencer Chapman and Sherpa Pa...
13/11/2025

Mount Jomolhari (7326 meters) was first climbed on 22st of May 1937, by Englishman Freddie Spencer Chapman and Sherpa Pasang Dawa Lama via the southeast spur. The climb was a significant feat for the time, taking seven days to reach the summit.

A joint Indo-Bhutanese military expedition made the second ascent on 24th of April 1970, over the same route. This climb was tragic, with two climbers disappearing near the summit during the descent.

Due to local spiritual beliefs and ofcourse, the tragedy of the second ascent, Bhutan has since banned all mountaineering on peaks higher than 6,000 meters.

The family of Sorwa Bhutan Travels join the people of Thailand in mourning this great loss and in honoring the extraordi...
25/10/2025

The family of Sorwa Bhutan Travels join the people of Thailand in mourning this great loss and in honoring the extraordinary legacy of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit.

23/10/2025
12/10/2025

Wonderful hike to iconic Taktshang Monastery.

12/10/2025

Thank you for choosing us for your adventure. We hope you all had a memorable trip and look forward to seeing you again. Tashi Delek!

07/10/2025

Thangbi Mewang ~ The annual fire blessing ceremony in the small village of Thangbi, Bumthang.

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