Mountains and prayers surround you in this majestic ancient kingdom. Largely closed to travel until the 1960s, Bhutan preserves centuries-old culture as meticulously as its sacred mountains, forbidden from climbing to protect their spiritual sanctity.

Buddhist faith intertwines with daily life here, evident in monasteries and chortens dotting spectacular valleys, and prayer flags fluttering in the alpine air along steep passes. Traversed by the ancient Silk Road linking the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, Bhutan offers treasures for those drawn to its rich historical tapestry.

Nomadic Expeditions, with decades of expertise and local guides, unlocks unique cultural and active adventures in this tranquil land increasingly renowned for exceptional Himalayan trekking.

During your Bhutan tour, visit the enchanting Punakha Dzong at the confluence of the Po Chu (Father) and Mo Chu (Mother) rivers. Witness thrilling mask dances at annual temple festivities. Trek mountains and valleys, camp under starlit skies, and marvel at breathtaking scenery with every step. Hike 2,000 feet to the iconic “Tiger’s Nest” monastery, one of Tibet’s 13 tiger’s nests where Guru Rinpoche once taught.

Immerse yourself in this real-world Shangri-La and forge a lifelong connection with Bhutan’s stunning landscapes and warmly hospitable people.