Druk Path Trek
The path called Druk, once kept apart from the visitors to avoid the Tibetan troops by Bhutanese government, now has invited the eyes waiting for the exploration of its unique culture, landscape and sparsely populated area. Druk Path has its own significance for the visitors.

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Western Bhutan Tour
The Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan is fast emerging from centuries of self imposed isolation, and it is perhaps the world's most exclusive tourist destination. The present Bhutanese king opened the country to tourist in 1974, and it is the Government's policy to regulate tourism in order to

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Bhutan Bird Watching
Bhutan 's extensive bird list reflects the kingdom's wide range of agro-ecological environments, from subtropical to alpine. Currently 675 species have been recorded in Bhutan . Most widely known are the Black Neck Cranes, a rare and endangered crane. In Bhutan , the Black Neck Crane

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Chomolhari Trek
There is very little tourist on the pristine trekking routes in Bhutan. This is primarily a positive off shot of the Bhutanese Government's policulimiting tourist to four thousand a year. Naturally one has the pleasant sensation of breaking fresh ground on treks in Bhutan. The Chomolhari trek follows the

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East / West & Centeral
Thimphu Sightseeing - Sightseeing at Memorial Chorten, National Library, Nuns Monastery, Changlimithang Monastery and Indigenous Hospital. Lunch at Druk Hotel. After lunch at leisure. At 5 P.M. you will visit the Tashichdzong (Thimphu Dzong).

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