Bhutan · Private Journeys
Bhutan, for you and the people you love.
Private journeys for couples, friends and families. Our own team is on the ground with you every day, from the airport in Paro to your last evening.
I don't send you to Bhutan. I bring you to people I've known for years.
Two ways to travel Bhutan with us
Most popular
For Your Circle
A private journey for 8 to 14 couples, friends or family. Monasteries, markets and lodges for those who love culture, with fishing, wildlife or a riverside walk for those who’d rather be outdoors. Nobody gets bored, and nobody has to organize a thing.
Complimentary Design
A sample itinerary you can forward to your group
Group Consultation
A group planning call with Misty
Effortless Exploration
Doors open for you: homes, monasteries, quiet valleys
Treasured Together
Memories you and your circle will share for years
Small group, max 6
Private Resets
Seven to ten days, off-grid but never out of reach. Every decision is handled before you land. You trek, fish, sit with a monk, and come home with the clearest head you’ve had in years.
Curated Departure
Fixed dates, fixed group size, one plan
Seasoned Support
Our team on call around the clock
Curated Leisure
Optional activities every day, at your pace
Entirely Handled
Every decision handled, so for once, you don't decide
Best Time to Visit Bhutan
BEST
Spring · Mar - May
Rhododendrons bloom, mild days, fishing and birding at its best.
BEST
Autumn · Oct & Nov
Clear Himalayan views and vibrant festivals.
QUIET
Winter · Dec - Feb
Crisp, sunny days and near cold nights.
AVOID
Monsoon · Jun - Aug
Rain and cloud hide peaks. Possible landslides and delays.
Comfort, safety and pace
The questions every group asks us first, answered plainly.
What does a private Bhutan journey cost?
Most 7–10 day journeys start around $8,000–$15,000+ per person, including private guides, lodges, Bhutan’s daily Sustainable Development Fee and all logistics.
Do we need a visa?
Yes, and we handle it for everyone in your group.
Where you'll stay
Beautiful, warm, private lodges with real beds, hot water and freshly prepared meals.
Our team on the ground
Your guide and driver are with you every day, and our regional operations team is reachable around the clock. You’ll always know who to call.
Medical access
Medical access in Bhutan may be limited; we strongly recommend evacuation insurance. Guides carry medical kits; please bring your own.
Altitude
Paro and Thimphu sit around 2,300 m (7,500 ft). We start low, add rest days, and never rush the climb.
Activity level
Gentle to moderate. Walks of 1 to 4 hours, every one optional. If you can walk comfortably for an hour, you’ll be fine.
Food
Fresh, simple and adjusted to every diet in your group. Spice is always on the side.
Morning
Breakfast with the valley still in mist, then the walk to Tiger’s Nest with your guide setting an easy pace. Tea at the halfway café, then the monastery itself.
Or instead: ride a pony to the halfway point · stay at the lodge for a slow morning and a hot stone bath
Afternoon
A long lunch in a farmhouse kitchen, red rice and ema datshi made in front of you. Then free time to rest.
Or instead: fly fishing on the Paro Chhu with our guide · traditional archery · the Paro market
Evening
Your whole group around the fire, swapping stories from the day. Dinner at the lodge, and an early night under very clear stars.