Photographers hoping to capture Bhutan's special fusion of breathtaking scenery, vibrant culture, and serene spirituality can find great inspiration on Bhutan Photography Tours. These trips take visitors through an array of stunning environments, ranging from calm valleys and thick woods to the towering Himalayan peaks. Photographers have the chance to capture the vivid cultural celebrations, customary Bhutanese architecture, and daily existence of the native populace. The trips frequently include stops at recognisable Dzongs, tranquil monasteries, and isolated villages, offering visitors an insight into the nation's rich Buddhist history and profoundly basic way of life. Photography enthusiasts who enjoy wildlife will be delighted to capture unique animals in their natural environments. Each tour is designed to respect and uphold Bhutan's sustainable tourism policies, ensuring a mindful and eco-friendly exploration. With the guidance of expert local photographers, these tours are not just about capturing images but also about understanding and appreciating the stories behind them, making a Bhutan Photography Tour an enriching experience that goes beyond the lens. Some places are so serene that you will find them far away from the cliches of mainstream tourism but often close to your homeland. Villages are often a perfect place to halt and reflect. Moreover, everything about Bhutan villages is remote, rejuvenating, and refreshing. However, these villages paint a picture entirely different from the usual village scenery.

The rugged, mountainous landscape of Bhutan lends itself well to both on-road or off-road mountain biking and the sport is seeing increasing popularity among both visitors and Bhutanese alike. There are a variety of biking routes available ranging from smooth journeys on paved roads to challenging off-road dirt trails that wind through rough terrain. The sport offers intimacy with the environment that is seldom experienced in vehicles. With better roads replacing the old and the increasing number of off-road roads, biking is now becoming a very unique and original way of seeing and interacting with the country, people, and the Bhutanese environment.

Day 01: Arrive Paro Drive to Thimphu (2250m)

Day 02: Thimphu – Trongsa (2200m)

Day 03: Trongsa - Mongar (1700m)

Day 04: Mongar – Galing

Day 05: Trashiyangtse Excursions

Day 06: Trashigang – Bumthang (2800m)

Day 07: Bumthang sightseeing

Day 08: Bumthang to Punakha

Day 09: Punakha – Thimphu (2350m)

Day 10: Thimphu Sightseeing

Day 11: Thimphu – Paro sightseeing

Day 12: Excursion to Taktshang (3120m)

Day 13: Departure