The Kingdom of Bhutan

The remote and unspoilt Kingdom of Bhutan lies hidden away to the east of Nepal in the foothills of the Himalayas and is the land of the legendary Yeti. It still maintains a rich, unique culture, and in order to preserve that culture, restricts the number of tourists allowed entry. In 2006, it was about 18,000.

Experience the majesty of the mountain scenery and the colours and sounds of Bhutan’s many festivals.

• Fly in via Kathmandu from Delhi, or Bangkok/Calcutta.
• Fly to Paro and drive in to the capital Thimphu.
• Drive in through Phuntsholing, having visited Darjeeling and Sikkim.
• Fly into Paro, and drive out through Phuntsholing to Darjeeling and Sikkim.

Whatever your interests, we can design an itinerary to suit you and we will organise your visas through our appointed agent Windhorse Travels with offices in Bhutan and Kathmandu.

Tibet

Tibet, the original Shangri-La, remains a country shrouded in mystery, dominated by the imposing peaks of the Himalayas.

• From June to September it is possible to fly from Kathmandu to the capital Lhasa to see the great Potala Palace. Alternatively, you can to take the land route from Nepal.
• For the best views, fly in and drive out and you will be looking towards the massive Himalayas from the northern side. This can be done in a 5-day/4-night tour.
• Trek around Mount Kailash, a pilgrimage destination sacred to those of the Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Bon faiths.

Our agents in Kathmandu will arrange all necessary visas.

To find out more, please call me on +0800 135 7129 or contact me.