Bhutan Unveiled: An 11-Day Journey Through the Himalayas

Often referred to as 'The Land of the Thunder Dragon' and 'The Last Shangri-La,' Bhutan lies nestled in the eastern Himalayas, between India and the People’s Republic of China. Spanning just 18,000 square miles, this tiny Himalayan kingdom remains one of the most secluded nations on earth. Its dramatic mountain landscapes, rich biodiversity, and centuries-old Buddhist monasteries make Bhutan a truly exceptional travel destination. The country is home to around 300 medicinal plants and 165 endangered species, underscoring its environmental richness. Each region of Bhutan holds deep historical, cultural, religious, and geographical significance, offering unique experiences to every visitor.

This journey will take you through four distinct and stunning valleys, where emerald paddy fields, fortress-like monasteries known as Dzongs, and pristine rivers come together to create a landscape of extraordinary beauty and spiritual depth.