Travel Information Guide to Punakha

Punakha is the significant region in the heart of Bhutanese history. Punakha was chosen as the capital and seat of the government in 1651, after the unification and the first establishment of Chhoesid Nyiden, the dual system of government. It served as the capital until 1955, when the capital was moved to Thimphu. In 1907,…

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Experience Bhutan on a walking excursion

Burn some calories and breath the therapeutic fresh air of Bhutan. Hike around Thimphu and Paro, and discover the wilderness and drink in the lovely Himalayan landscapes, dotted with colourful prayer flags and monasteries. Explore pristine nature at your own pace. The best bits on this walking excursion Take the trails listed at http://www.bhutan-trails.org/thimphu-hikes/maps/index.html First…

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Harmony in conservation

Phobjikha’s charm lies in the beautiful and wide valley that is a winter home to the endangered Black-necked Cranes, believed to be sacred and a blessing for the valley, and showcases the co-existence of community and bird in perfect harmony. The Royal Society for Protection of Nature has adopted Phobjikha valley as a conservation area,…

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Merak – Sakteng Trek

Merak Sakten Trek is one of the remote and isolated community trek located in the far-flung regions of Merak and Sakten under Trashigang districts. This beautiful trek last for seven days and takes trekkers through the newly founded Sakten Wildlife Sanctuary, which presents a wide diversity of Himalayan ecosystem. The highlight of the trek is…

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Sagala Trek

Saga La Trek is notably the short three days trek that begins from the remote region of Haa and ends up close to the ruined Drukgyel Dzong in the northern end of scenic Paro valley.  This nature trek offers the opportunity to be surrounded by wilderness as you traverse through densely wooded forests, mountain passes…

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Landscape Photography Tour

This tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan is a dream destination for photographers. It offers you pristine Himalayan landscape with crystal clear rivers, beautiful fortresses some of which are built near the rivers like the Punakha Dzong, which is considered to be the most beautiful fortress in the country. This majestic fortress is built on the confluence of the…

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Nub Tshona Pata Trek

Nub Tshona Pata Trek is one of the finest natural treks in the country. The treks begins and ends in the enchanting Haa valley. Sheer mountain range with unsurpassed beauty the journey takes you through rich forest of flora and fauna offering breathtaking views of the giant Himalayan mountain peaks looping at the valley head….

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Drametse Monastery

Drametse Lakhang is one of the principal spiritual centres of Peling Tradition.  It is located in Dramitse, Mongar. Drametpse literally means ‘peak without enemy’ which is a state of total freedom from the webs of conception attainable through Dzogchen teaching and practices of Peling Terchoe revealed by great master Terton Pema Lingpa (1450-1521). The monastery…

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Bhutan Photography

Break away from the main tourist center and venture off the beaten path with ATB incredible array of optional photography tour. All our photography tour is designed to give you a wonderful opportunity and a kind of experience for travelers seeking photographic adventures in an unspoiled and unexplored environment. Whether you are an amateur photographer or well experience…

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Punakha Winter Trek

Punakha Winter Trek is a short and easy three days trek that takes trekkers from the lovely strands of conifer forest of capital Thimphu (7700ft/2350m) and takes all the way down to the dense vegetation through virgin forest to ancient capital of Punakha, which lies at an altitude of somewhat lowly as 4430ft/1315m. The altitude…

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Snowman Trek I

Max. Elevation: 5,320m Duration: 25 days, Highest Camp: 5,050m Standard: Hard Best Seasons: Mid June to Mid October Start: Drukgyel Dzong (Paro) Finish: Sephu (Trongsa) Summary: The Snowmen Trek is the most difficult trek in Bhutan and is often touted as one of the most difficult treks in the entire world. This is an extension of the Laya-Gasa Trek. It starts in…

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Chelela Natural Trail

Chelela Natural Trail is an interest short duration trek taking trekkers at a maximum altitude of 3700m above sea level. It is rated as easy trek and best undertaken during spring and autumn months. This ultimate journey starts in the beautiful Paro valley and takes trekkers through densely wooded forests of pine, conifer, and oak,…

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Laya Gasa Trek

This hidden and remote journey begins from Drukgyel Dzong in the northern end of Paro Valley and it is rated with medium-hard one taking trekkers through diverse terrain and sacred mountains, offering amazing views of some of the most pristine and unspoiled landscapes of Bhutan. With its diverse flora and fauna, as you ascents and…

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Christian Clauwers

My overall experience in Bhutan was amazing. thanks to my guide Tshering Dorji and his organization Actual Travel Bhutan is extremely professional. Everything was well organized. The car was comfortable and safe, the driver was really good and safe as well, and guide provided me a lot of information on the way.He could answer every…

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Sabrina Gazzella

I have just made a trip to Bhutan  a dream realized after 2 years in this small country with magnificent landscapes and full of traditions, cultural beauty, if you want to zenitude it’s there to coordinate with a yoga / trek in the valley of Kathmandu very beautiful. I highly recommend Actual Travel Bhutan for…

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Grace Wang

We’re a big group with various purpose in Bhutan. Actually serving us is quite challenging and complicated. Actual Travel has proven to us that they are professional, flexible and resourceful. We enjoyed our trip in Thimphu and Paro and our unusual needs met. Special thanks to our guide Dorji, who is a passionate photographer and…

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