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Why Bhutan Trek?

* To learn about Bhutan’s paradigm shift in development policy of GNH.
* To see why Bhutan is the only carbon negative country in the World.
* To experience Bhutan’s sacred grounds, rich culture and great hospitality.
* To try the popular fiery chili dish “Ema Datsi” of Bhutan.

Your One-Stop Bhutan Travel Service

We support everyone from single travellers to large group tours on private, business, VIP, pilgrimage, and school trips to Bhutan.

Guaranteed Bhutan Visa Approval.
We have satisfied each and every one of our
travellers' Bhutan visa issuance

Any-Day Departure
With Zhu Bhutan Travels, you don't have to join a fixed
departure group - just pick your day.

Hotels
We only book you into the hotels we love and would
visit again.

Complete Customization
Create your own special trip by adding short treks,
upgrading your hotel stays, witnessing a festival, or
even attending a wedding.

No Hidden Shopping Stop
Our tours do not have commission based shopping
stop, we do not believe a perfect trip to require one

No Hidden Costs or Taxes
You won't need to make any additional payments
during your trip. Your package includes all meals,
accommodations, entry fees to attractions, etc.

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Upcoming Trips ...

7 Day Dochula Pass Festival

Festival Date: 13 Dec 2023

The Royal Bhutan Army hosts the Druk Wangyel Tshechu Festival to commemorate the victories of Bhutan's heroic Fourth King. Enjoy panoramic Himalayan views from the scenic Dochula Pass - one of Bhutan's most stunning natural treasures.

9 Day Punakha Tshechu

Festival Date: 19 - 21 Feb 2024

The Punakha Tshechu honors Padmasambhawa, the precious yogi and saint who is credited with having introduced Tantric Buddhism throughout the Himalayas.

7 Day Paro Tshechu

Festival Date: 21 - 25 Mar 2024

Paro Tshechu is one of the most famous festivals in Bhutan. Throngs of people,travel from around the world and neighboring districts to participate in the festivity.

Helpful Tips

When to Visit Bhutan

We recommend visiting Bhutan in autumn and spring. However, you can discover Bhutan's unique natural beauty in summer and winter.

How to Travel to Bhutan

There are direct flights to Bhutan from multiple Asian cities such as Bangkok, Singapore, Dhaka, Kathmandu, Gaya, Bagdogra, Delhi and Guwahati. Bangkok and Singapore are popular transit hubs for entering Bhutan.

5 Tips for Planning a Trip to Bhutan

Discover how to schedule your trip for optimal weather, ticket availability, and cultural festivals. Explore your accommodation options from rustic host family experiences to 5-star hotels.

Top 40 places to visit and things to do in Bhutan

There are plenty of amazing places and activities to do in Bhutan. Regardless of the type of traveller that you are, Bhutan will have something to offer you. Here is a compilation of top 40 places to visit and things to do in Bhutan..

Complete guide to planning your trip to Bhutan

You cannot enter Bhutan independently without a tour agency. Check out the complete guide on how to reserve your flight ticket, apply your visa, book your tour agent and other important things you need to know while planning a trip to Bhutan.

13 facts you must know about Bhutan

Bhutan is an intriguing country with many fascinating facts. Aside from being the birthplace of Gross National Happiness (GNH), check out the 13 facts about Bhutan before you travel to the country.

Customized Bhutan Tours and Packages:

Our expert team will work in collaboration with our industry-leading tour guides (who boast over 10+ years of experience) to create a personalized trip for YOU. Imagine yourself taking a fascinating journey like the ones listed below:

The Happiness Team

The Zhu-Bhutan Travels team lives in our beloved Bhutan. Our veteran tour directors and guides have worked in the Bhutan travel industry since its inception in the 1990s.

Tshering Dorji

Karma

Dechen

Leki Dema