Tiger’s Nest, Bhutan © Amankora

Bhutan

From festivals to monasteries

Tailor-made trip to Bhutan

Nestled at the foot of the Himalayas, Bhutan remains one of the most mysterious countries on the planet.
And the visitors lucky enough to have travelled its enchanting paths remain, even today, relatively few.
From great fortresses to perched monasteries, from colourful villages to isolated hamlets, we have countless ideas for experiencing a journey through Bhutan — to help you discover this jewel of the Himalayan world under truly exclusive conditions.

This country remains wonderfully preserved. Customs, constantly interwoven with religion, still shape daily life. You will experience your journey in perfect harmony with these traditions. And discovering its architecture will be one of the major draws of this exceptional experience.

A trip to Bhutan will appeal to those who love nature and open spaces, as well as those seeking quietude and spirituality.
Rest assured, it won't disappoint anyone!

Highlights

Taktshang

3,120 metres: the Tiger's Nest

Paro

The country's richest valley

Vallée de Bumthang

A valley shaped from four valleys

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Moments to experience

Les festivals au Bhoutan

Masked dances!

Témoignages vivants d'une société profondément marquée par la foi, les festivals de danses masquées au Bhoutan sont organisés une fois l'an dans tous les grands monastères du pays. Plusieurs jours durant, danses et rituels se succèdent au son des trompes, des tambours, des cymbales alors que revivent dieux et démons de la mythologie bouddhique ; un spectacle éblouissant de couleurs ...

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Observation des grues à cou noir

A rare species in Bhutan

Elles ne seraient plus que quelques milliers dans le monde, résidant pour la plupart sur les hauts plateaux tibétains. Comme chaque année, les grues à cou noir, entament leur migration automnale pour rejoindre leurs aires d’hivernage au-delà de l’Himalaya. En ligne de mire : plusieurs vallées isolées du Bhoutan, parmi lesquelles celles de Phobjikha et de Bumdeling, vers 3 000 m ...

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Gangtey Lodge

In the Gangtey valley

Le Gangtey Lodge Bhutan, plusieurs fois primé, offre tout le confort et le luxe dans l'un des endroits les plus reculés du monde. Son emplacement éloigné et son design époustouflant, au cœur du Bhoutan, permettent de remonter le temps, loin du stress et des distractions de la vie moderne. La vallée Gangtey est une réserve ...

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5 good reasons to travel to Bhutan

A LIMITED FLOW OF TOURISTS
BUDDHIST MONASTERIES
UNMISSABLE FESTIVALS: PARO, THIMPHU, PUNAKHA, WANGDUE PHODRANG
HIGHLY REFINED HOTELS AND LODGES
HIMALAYAN VALLEYS

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Bumthang Lodge, Amankora, Amankora Bumthang, Bhoutan © Paul Spierenburg

Bumthang Lodge, Amankora

By Bénédicte, Asia specialist at Etendues Sauvages: “What I really like about Bhutan is the way architects have managed to design hotels of great charm, even luxury, in total respect of the environment, culture and history. Understated, far from the glitz, far from everything.”

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Trip ideas for Bhutan

100% tailor-made to your wishes

Experience the Amankora lodges

Country

Bhoutan Inde

Suggested duration

10 days / 8 nights

Amankora, or “the path to peace”. Bhutan is that small Himalayan country which, for the past forty years, has based its development on an index quite different from our own — Gross National Happiness — and on Buddhist values. A fine idea for an exclusive journey through Bhutan. This tailor-made journey takes you through the […]

Bhutan, land of the dragon

Country

Bhoutan Inde

Suggested duration

15 days / 13 nights

Bhutan has long teased the imagination of travellers. This small kingdom nestled in the eastern Himalayas, sandwiched between India and China, still jealously preserves its feudal organisation, its Tibetan-rooted culture and a Buddhist faith governed by tantric precepts. This particularly rare itinerary will take you to meet the most secretive of Himalayan kingdoms, revealing a […]

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When to travel to Bhutan

La meilleure période pour aller au Bhoutan est incontestablement pendant la saison sèche d'octobre à mai, avec un plus pour octobre-novembre et mars à mai. Attention : il peut faire très froid, vous pourrez même y croiser la neige.

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Budget to plan for

For an 8-day stay, expect an average budget of €4,500 / person in good-category hotels and €9,000/9,500 / person in high-end accommodation, international flights included.
For a 15-day stay, starting prices are around €6,000 / person in charming hotels and €15,000 / person in luxury lodges, international flights included.

Expert advice

About twelve days is ideal to see the essentials of Bhutan at a comfortable pace, combining discovery and relaxation.

Bhutan

Tailor-made trip to Bhutan

Highlights

Taktshang

Paro

Vallée de Bumthang

Moments to experience

Les festivals au Bhoutan

Observation des grues à cou noir

Gangtey Lodge

We design your tailor-made journey

5 good reasons to travel to Bhutan

Our favourite

Bumthang Lodge, Amankora

Consult us to design your tailor-made journey

Trip ideas for Bhutan

100% tailor-made to your wishes

Experience the Amankora lodges

Bhutan, land of the dragon

When to travel to Bhutan

Budget to plan for

Expert advice

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