Hot Stone Bath
Bhutan's traditional farmhouse bath: river stones heated in a fire and lowered into a wooden tub of water and wild herbs.
Ways to know Bhutan beyond the sights: a farmhouse hot stone bath, an archery match, a night with a village family, a plate of ema datshi. Choose what interests you and we will build it into your journey.
Bhutan's traditional farmhouse bath: river stones heated in a fire and lowered into a wooden tub of water and wild herbs.
Bhutan's national sport: long-distance matches with bamboo and modern bows, full of songs, dances and good-natured teasing.
A night with a Bhutanese family in a village farmhouse, sharing their meals, their fire and their daily routine.
Chillies as a vegetable, cheese in almost everything, red rice and butter tea: a guide to what you will eat in Bhutan and what to try.

Monasteries, temples and fortress-monasteries shaped by more than twelve centuries of Buddhism, and still at the heart of daily life.

National dress, traditional arts, archery, festivals and a strong sense of identity: how Bhutan keeps its culture alive.
Takin, black-necked cranes, red pandas and more than 700 bird species, in a country where forests still cover most of the land.
Gentle rafting on the rivers of the Punakha valley, with views of Punakha Dzong from the water.
Small, everyday moments that make a journey: a farmhouse visit, a village market, a cooking lesson or a walk with local people.