
Bhutan is a secluded and mysterious kingdom hidden amidst the Himalayas’ towering peaks. This exciting Bhutan private tour takes you to some of the kingdom’s most intriguing sites for an in-depth exploration of its history, traditions, and unique natural features. The trip is perfectly scheduled to attend the annual Gangtey Festival and experience the purest form of traditional Buddhist ceremonies, set against a buzzing country fair. The people of Bhutan are considered the happiest people on Earth. This is partially achieved through the country’s medieval air, a simple way of life, majestic landscapes, and ancient fortresses, highlighting the glorious past of this tiny yet formidable mountain kingdom. You can either join this scheduled departure or have us arrange a private Bhutan tour on dates that best suit you. The recommended dates for the Bhutan private tour are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). Winter is less popular with travelers, but temperatures are surprisingly agreeable. The chance of seeing the Himalayas, forests, and massive historic structures in snow makes it all worthwhile. The summer is the monsoon season, so it should be avoided.
Itineraries on some departure dates may differ, please select the itinerary that you wish to explore.
Bhutan private tour rates quoted in USD.
Trips@Asia reserves the right to change Bhutan private tour prices and programs due to changes in flight schedules, changes in airfares, and other local circumstances.
Prices are based on twin share occupancy.
Rates for private groups of 2 travelers and above:
2 travelers- US$3,419/ person
Dates | Status | Price | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 Sept 2026 - 23 Sept 2026 | available | $ 3,058 | (For a group of 6 or more) - $397 Single Room Supplement | |
| 23 Oct 2026 - 02 Nov 2026 | available | $ 3,058 | (For a group of 6 or more) - $397 Single Room Supplement |







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You are drawn to slow, meaningful travel. This journey moves at a thoughtful pace, allowing time to absorb Bhutan’s landscapes, monasteries, and daily life rather than rushing from place to place.
You appreciate culture that is lived, not staged. From farmhouse dinners and weaving villages to festivals and monastery visits, this trip offers genuine encounters rooted in Bhutanese tradition.
You’re comfortable with mountain travel. Expect winding drives over high passes, changing weather, and breathtaking Himalayan scenery along the way.
You enjoy walking and gentle hiking. Daily walks through valleys, villages, and forests are part of the experience, including the option to hike to the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery.
You don’t need constant connectivity. Bhutan’s focus on simplicity means limited distractions, offering space for presence, conversation, and immersion in one of the world’s most distinctive cultures.