13/10/2026
This is one of the most underrated luxury travel destinations. The Kingdom of Bhutan is a country in the Eastern Himalayas that offers incredible nature and rich culture. They emphasize high value, low volume tourism, so there’s an annual visitor quota, everyone pays a daily fee of $100, and you must be accompanied by a guide throughout your trip.
✈️ How do you get there?
International flights land at Paro International airport, which is most well served by flights from Bangkok and Delhi. Once you’re there, you’ll travel mostly by car.
🗺️ What’s the route?
Bhutan’s most common tourism route takes you through 5 valleys of differing elevations and landscapes. Most trips we plan start in Thimphu and end in Paro.
⏱️ How long do you go for?
We recommend at least 7 nights on the ground, but if you want to see all 5 valleys, you’ll want to stretch it to 10-12 days.
🛌 Where do you stay?
Bhutan offers truly luxe lodging experiences with wonderful amenities. Six Senses and Aman both have lodges in all 5 valleys, while other brands and independent hotels have a presence as well.
⛰️ Ready to get started?
It’s not the easiest trip to plan, but it’s certainly worth it. We work with hotels and local partners in Bhutan to handle every aspect of the trip, from visa applications to on the ground transportation, so send us an email if Bhutan has been on your radar and we’d love to help put it together.