Bhutan Tours: A Unique Experience

Those wishing to experience the ultimate Himalayan experience in both Nepal and Bhutan and see the cultural and natural differences that exist in these two neighboring countries must go on this Scenic Nepal Bhutan Tour. 

The tour begins in Nepal in the mystical city of Kathmandu. Nepal, by demographics, is more Hindu than Buddhist, nearly the opposite of Bhutan which is predominantly Buddhist. Nepal has closer ties to India culturally while Bhutan is culturally most similar to Tibet. This is seen in their temple architecture, monastery architecture and in general the food and the way of life and language.  In Kathmandu you will begin by touring the UNESCO world heritage sites of Kathmandu and Bhaktapur durbar square.  You will also get to visit Pharphing and Dakshinkali temples located slightly away from Kathmandu valley. This should give you a brief but concise picture of the livelihood and cultural sentiments and practices of the country of Nepal. 

After your time in Nepal, we will take a short 1-hour flight from Kathmandu to Paro, the location of the international airport in Bhutan. From Paro, we will take a short one-hour drive to the capital Thimpu. In Bhutan, we explore numerous Dzongs, Tibetan-style monasteries, and take note of the numerous differences and similarities.  The Takshang monastery, Late King Memorial Chorten, Punakha Dzong, Gangtey Monastery all lie in wait for you to explore them and get to know more about Bhutan. While Both countries are very similar in geography, Bhutan is noticeable more covered by green hills and forests. This is due to the difference in administrative influence on environmentalism and sustainability which is heavily emphasized by the Bhutanese royal family. 

Thus, the Scenic Nepal Bhutan tour is a once-in-a-lifetime package, that to put it bluntly, kills two birds with one stone, giving you the best experience the Himalayas has to offer. 

Best Season for Scenic Nepal Bhutan Tour

Countries like Bhutan and Nepal are particularly susceptible to the effects of the monsoon. The monsoon season in both nations often lasts for close to two months, from about July to August. This time around, the rain will make the excursion messier and less pleasurable overall because it will restrict both the views and the opportunities for exploring. Winter, from December to Feburary, can be a pleasant season to visit either location, despite the chillier temperatures and increased likelihood of significant snowfall in the higher mountain regions. In general, the months of spring (April to May) and autumn (October to November) are the greatest times to travel to Nepal and Bhutan together, since these are the months during which the weather is most favorable for a holiday that is truly delightful.

However, as autumn is the busiest time of year in Nepal and Bhutan, it is in your best interest to make reservations as far in advance as possible. Both countries have a decrease in activity during the spring, which coincides with the enticement of new growth, which adds brightness and delight to the landscapes all around the Himalayas.

Why "Scenic Nepal Bhutan Tour" with Accessible Adventure? 

Accessible Adventure is a travel and tour organization run and managed by a team of experienced, veteran Nepalese nationals. This personnel has vast experience organizing and managing vacation locations in Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet across the Himalayas.

We are a leading and ascending travel company situated in Kathmandu, Nepal, with over a decade of expertise executing successful tours with one-of-a-kind quality services at reasonable pricing. During your stay with us, you will be able to enjoy all of the Himalayan vacation locations that we provide.

Every one of our vacations is meticulously planned and coordinated, and we receive constantly positive feedback from both past and present customers and clients. They express great satisfaction and appreciation for the value of the vacations we provide.

The Haa valley in Bhutan is one of the unspoiled places in the country where visitors may experience the diverse natural wonders the country has to offer. The Haa Summer Celebration is a significant festival that takes place in Bhutan and showcases the customs and ways of life of the country's nomadic herders. You will have the opportunity to experience nomadic ways of life, traditional sports, religious performances, and the one-of-a-kind cuisine that can only be found in Bhutan on this 10-day journey. This celebration takes place every year during the first part of the month of July. The nomadic and carefree spirit of the people who live in the valley is perfectly reflected in the festival, which is full of fun and frolicsome activities. Be prepared to consume a significant amount of ara, the spicy native liquor, if you happen to be in this area during the event.

During the festival, you will get the opportunity to view wild alpine flowers, as well as watch traditional Bhutanese songs and dances, artifacts, and religious performances. The residents of Haa Valley are known for their warm welcome toward visitors. The Haa Summer Festival is not only known for being one of the most magnificent events of its kind, but it is also held in one of the most breathtaking locations. This amazing festival takes place in a setting that features picturesque lakes and verdant valleys. Visitors who are interested in gaining a deeper comprehension of the culture and history of this bygone era will find that the festival is an excellent opportunity to do so. Participate in the celebrations yourself, have a few drinks, and start belting out some tunes!

 In addition to that, the tour visits well-known heritage sites in several of Bhutan's most important cities, such as Paro, Thimphu, Punakha.

What is the best time for HAA Summer Festival Tour in Bhutan? 

The Haa summer festival has a fixed date for the event. It takes place in the summer typically during the month of July. The date for the festival is set according to the Tibetan calendar and thus is not fixed every year but changes slightly. In 2023, the Haa festival is set to take place on 8th & 9th of July. During this time the famous poppy flower that only grows in this valley can be seen also. 

Why HAA Summer Festival Tour in Bhutan with Us? 

Accessible Adventure is a travel and tour company run and managed by a group of seasoned Nepalese citizens. This staff has extensive experience organizing and managing vacation destinations in Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet throughout the Himalayas.

We are a major and rising travel company based in Kathmandu, Nepal, with over a decade of experience organizing successful tours with one-of-a-kind quality services at affordable prices. During your stay with us, you will have access to all of the Himalayan vacation destinations that we provide.

Each of our holidays is painstakingly planned and managed, and we consistently receive good comments from both previous and present customers and clients. They are quite pleased and grateful for the value of the vacations we provide.

Participate in the well-known Glimpse of Bhutan Tour offered by Accessible Adventure. During this cultural tour to Bhutan, you will see some of the most important cultural centers in the Land of the Thunder Dragon, such as Paro, Thimpu, and Punakha. Those who are looking for a quick and enjoyable trip to the mysterious nation of Bhutan should sign up for this tour which lasts for five days. 

The only international airport in Bhutan is located in the Paro Valley, which also contains the city of Paro. The Paro Valley is considered to be a holy location in Bhutan. The Dungtse Lhakhang temple in Paro dates back to the 15th century when it was first constructed. The Paro Taktsang Monastery, often known as the Tiger's Nest Monastery across the globe, can be found about 10 kilometers away from the town of Paro. It is widely regarded as Bhutan's greatest architectural achievement. Guru Padmasambhava is said to have flown all the way from Tibet to Bhutan and settled there, according to local mythology. Additionally located in Paro is the Ta-Dzhong, which was finished in 1649 and is the tallest structure in all of Bhutan.

Thimpu, the nation's capital and largest city, is widely regarded as the ideal location from which to gain exposure to Bhutan's rich cultural heritage. Traditional Bhutanese architecture was used in the construction of the Thimpu Tasichho Dzong, which is both a fortress and a Buddhist monastery. The fact that the Dzong is located next to the Wangchhu River makes for a stunning combination of cultural significance and scenic splendor. In addition, the city of Thimpu is the location of one of the most respected memorials, which is devoted to Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, the third King of Bhutan. At addition, there is a Buddha statue in Thimpu that is 52 meters (169 feet) tall. The statue is perched on the summit of a hill, providing visitors with breathtaking vistas of the mountains in the region as well as the valley that contains Thimpu.

Up until 1955, the capital of Bhutan was once located in Punakha. It is the location of the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens, which serve as memorials to the Bhutanese soldiers who lost their lives in a battle against Assamese insurgents in 2003. The Temple of Khamsum Yuley in Punakha is the most ornately constructed of all of the temples. There are many frescoes, paintings, and idols inside of this palace, which was constructed by the Queen Mother of Bhutan's fifth King. Punakha Dzong - The religious and administrative center of the region, the Dzong was constructed in 1637 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal to take advantage of its advantageous location at the confluence of the Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers. Its current purpose remains unchanged. This particular Dzong is quite well-known throughout all of Bhutan. Travel back in time and across history by visiting the Kyichu temple, which was built in the seventh century. You will find yourself at ease in this place since the name of the temple alludes to the fact that it is a wellspring of serenity. Within walking distance of the temple is a home that has been transformed into a museum in memory of the late Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche. There are photographs and other objects that were once owned by Rinpoche that are still around.

Overall, this glimpse of the Bhutan tour will take you to the heart of the country, where you will get to encounter stunning natural and cultural treasures that are unrivaled anywhere else in the world. It will also take you to some of the most famous and esoteric architecture in the world.

This Paro Tshechu Festival Tour from Accessible  will take you to experience one of the most popular festivals in Bhutan. In addition, you will discover the historical landmarks in well-known cities such as Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha throughout your time on this tour. During the course of the journey, you will go to the major event known as the Paro Tshechu to watch the unfolding of Thangkha and enjoy the mask dances. In addition to that, the tour will take you to see the Late King's Memorial Chorten, the Punakha Dzong, and a number of other well-known locations along the way. You will also hike to Taktshang Goemba, also known as Tiger's Nest, before the adventure comes to a close. Taktshang Goemba is the holiest temple in all of Bhutan.

Tsechu are yearly religious celebrations that take place on the tenth day of each month according to the lunar Tibetan calendar. These celebrations take place in each district or dzongkhag of Bhutan. The month varies from location to location. The Drukpa Lineage of the Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism celebrates a number of holy holidays known as tshechus.

The Cham dances serve as the main attraction of the tshechus. These dances are often moral vignettes or are based on occurrences from the life of Padmasambhava, a Nyingma teacher from the 9th century, or other saints. They are performed while wearing masks and costumes.

The event may begin at various times throughout the day depending on the locale. Paro, Thimpu, and Punakha are just a few of the cities in Bhutan that celebrate their own Tsechu festivals on dates and at times that differ from one another. The festival, on the other hand, typically continues for a total of four days. The majority of tshechus also include the unfurling of a thongdrel, which is a giant appliqué thangka that often depicts a seated Padmasambhava surrounded by holy beings. It is believed that the act of simply viewing the thongdrel will wash the spectator of their sins. The thongdrel is rolled down in the morning after being rolled up the night before.

Other cities like Thimpu and Punakha also hold the Tsechu festival in high regard and you can choose to visit those festivals as well depending on your preferred time. You can customize your trip so that you can experience the festival first and then go on the cultural tour or you can explore Bhutan first while experiencing the festival at the end of your trip. 

Best Season for "Bhutan Paro Tshechu Festival"

The dates for the trek are almost always fixed, and there is no "best season" for the trips because the Tsechu festival is held according to the Tibetan Lunar Calendar and is fixed according to the locations that the festival takes place in. This is because the festival is fixed according to the locations that it takes place in. The following is a list of the many dates for the Tsechu Festivals that will take place in the year 2023 in the three most important cities in Bhutan, Thimpu, Paro, and Punakha:

Paro Tsechu - Apr 01, 2023 to Apr 05, 2023

Punakha Tsechu -Mar 01, 2023 to Mar 03, 2023

Thimphu Tsechu - Oct 8, 2023, to Oct 10, 2023

Why "Bhutan Paro Tshechu Festival" with Us? 

Accessible Adventure is a travel and tour company run and managed by a group of seasoned Nepalese citizens. This staff has extensive experience organizing and managing vacation destinations in Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet throughout the Himalayas.

We are a major and rising travel company based in Kathmandu, Nepal, with over a decade of experience organizing successful tours with one-of-a-kind quality services at affordable prices. During your stay with us, you will have access to all of the Himalayan vacation destinations that we provide.

Each of our holidays is painstakingly planned and managed, and we consistently receive good comments from both previous and present customers and clients. They are quite pleased and grateful for the value of the vacations we provide.

Archery is widely practiced throughout Bhutan as the national sport. This 8-day adventure tour to Bhutan features archery lessons with locals as well as visits to Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Gangtey to learn about the country's rich cultural history.

This cultural trip of Bhutan will also take you to some of the country's most significant cultural centers, including Paro, Thimpu, and Punakha. Paro valley is home to Bhutan's only international airport. The 15th-century Dungtse Lhakhang temple in Paro was first built. The Paro Taktsang Monastery, also called the Tiger's Nest, is 10 kilometers from Paro. It's Bhutan's most famous building. Tradition says Guru Padmasambhava flew from Tibet to Bhutan and settled there. In Paro lies the 1649 Ta-Dzhong, Bhutan's tallest tower.

Thimpu, the capital and largest city, is the best place to experience Bhutan's rich culture. Thimpu Tasichho Dzong, a fortification and Buddhist monastery, using traditional Bhutanese architecture. The Dzong's location on the Wangchhu river combines cultural and aesthetic magnificence. In Thimpu is a memorial to Bhutan's third king, Jigme Dorji Wangchuk. Thimpu has a 52-meter-tall Buddha statue. The statue, placed on a hill, offers stunning views of the region's mountains and Thimpu's valley.

Punakha was Bhutan's capital until 1955. It's where the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens, tributes to Bhutanese troops killed in 2003, are located. The most magnificent temple is Khamsum Yuley in Punakha. This palace, built by Bhutan's sixth Queen Mother, has frescoes, paintings, and idols. Punakha Dzong Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal built the Dzong in 1637 to take advantage of its location at the Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers. Its goal hasn't altered. This Dzong is famous in Bhutan. Visit the seventh-century Kyichu shrine to travel across time. The temple's name implies that it is a source of peace. A museum honoring the late Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche is within walking distance of the temple. Rinpoche's photos and other belongings still exist.

Just a few steps away from Changlimithang Stadium is where the city's most prominent archery competitions take place, and most days of the week you can expect to see arrows in flight. Teams battle against one another to strike targets located 145 meters away as their adversaries comment on shots that miss the target and sing and dance to celebrate shots that are successful. A tournament is quite the spectacle, with lots of friendly ribbing and friendliness, and the bows used can be either traditional bamboo or high-tech carbon-fibre compound bows.

This tour is perfect for those who want to visit the mystical country of Bhutan and get some Archery practice in with the natives in a short amount of time. In addition to the urban attractions, tourists can take in breathtaking vistas of the region's rhododendron and oak forests, as well as the Black Mountain Range, during their travels.

As the weekend Market in Thimpu lasts on specific days only, you will have to schedule your arrival in Paro on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. 

Best Time for "Bhutan Tour with Archery"

Bhutan is a great place to visit any time of year, and each season has something different to offer. From March to May, when flowers bloom in the valleys, is the best time to visit Bhutan. Whether it's because of its festivals and celebrations, its clear skies and views of the Himalayan peaks, its thriving plants and animals, or its beautiful snowfall. But keep in mind that this is a busy time for travelers, so it might be hard to get a travel permit or a room. Bhutan will make sure you have a great time in nature and all of its beautiful children, and you'll take home a memory you'll remember for the rest of your life. From June to August, when it rains a lot, is the "low season," when trekking is less likely to happen. Anyone can go on the Glimpse of Bhutan tour at any time of the year. March to May and September to November are the best times to visit, so that's when most people do. The weather and climate are great for exploring during these times. The rainy monsoon season and summer (June–July) will make your trip more difficult.

Why Accessible Adventure? 

Accessible Adventure is a travel and tour company run by a group of Nepalese people with a lot of experience. This staff has a lot of experience planning and running vacation spots in Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet, all of which are in the Himalayas.

We are a leading and growing travel company based in Kathmandu, Nepal. We have been running successful tours with one-of-a-kind, high-quality services at reasonable prices for more than ten years. During your stay with us, you can visit all the Himalayan vacation spots that we offer.

Every one of our trips is carefully planned and put together, and both past and present customers and clients always give us good feedback. They are very happy with our vacations and appreciate how much they are worth.

The Royal Government of Bhutan views Royal Manas National Park as the "conservation showpiece of the Kingdom" and a "genetic storehouse" for significant plant species. Royal Manas National Park is Bhutan's oldest national park. It encompasses the western half of Zhemgang District, the western half of Pemagatshel District, and the eastern half of Sarpang District, and it has a total land area of 1,057 square kilometers (408 square miles).

You will have the opportunity to enjoy all of the natural beauty and cultural wonders that Bhutan has to offer in a single, once-in-a-lifetime vacation if you go on the Royal Manas Tour. This experience has a strong emphasis on immersion, bringing you into close proximity with all of the distinctive flora and fauna of the area. Particularly in the National Park, you will have the opportunity to see endangered species such as the Asian elephant, the Royal Bengal tiger, the one-horned rhinoceros, the Gangetic dolphin, the Himalayan black bear, the pangolin, and the clouded leopard. These animals are either unheard of in other parts of the world or are extremely rare in their native habitats. The golden langur, a monkey with silky blonde fur that is unique to this area and cannot be found anywhere else, is even more difficult to find. You won't come across such a diverse range of creatures on any other trip but this one. During your time on the Royal Manas Trek, you'll get the opportunity to see over 365 different kinds of beautiful birds, in addition to monkeys, bears, and leopards.

It is included as a prospective location on Bhutan's Tentative List for Inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It was designated as a Wildlife Sanctuary in 1964, and it is now considered to be one of the most important components of the Bhutan Biological Conservation Complex. This complex is an extensive network of protected areas and biological corridors that covers more than half of the landmass of the Kingdom. With the intention of fostering community-based ecotourism in the area, access to this natural wonder that has never been disturbed or investigated has recently been granted to visitors.

Best Season for  Royal Manas National Park Tour

Bhutan is a great place to visit any time of year, and each time of year has something different to offer. The best time to go to Bhutan is in the spring, from March to May, when flowers bloom in the valleys. Whether it's because of its festivals or celebrations, its clear skies and views of the Himalayan peaks, its thriving plants, and animals, or its beautiful snowfall. But be aware that this is a busy time for travelers, so it might be hard to get a travel permit or a room. Bhutan will make sure you have a great time in nature and all of its beautiful offspring, and you'll take home a memory you'll remember for the rest of your life. Because it rains a lot from June to August, this is the "low season," when trekking is less likely to happen. The Glimpse of Bhutan tour can be undertaken at all times throughout the year. The best and therefore the tourist high season lies from March-May and September to November. During these times the weather and climate are perfect for exploring. Monsoon seasons and Summer (June-July) will bring with it rains and hence will make for a messier trip.

Why "Royal Manas National Park Tour" with Accessible Adventure? 

Accessible Adventure is a travel and tour organization managed by a team of experienced, veteran Nepalese nationals. This personnel has vast experience organizing and working vacation locations in Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet across the Himalayas.

We are a leading and ascending travel company situated in Kathmandu, Nepal, with over a decade of expertise executing successful tours with one-of-a-kind quality services at reasonable pricing. During your stay with us, you will be able to enjoy all of the Himalayan vacation locations that we provide.

Every one of our vacations is meticulously planned and coordinated, and we receive constantly positive feedback from both past and present customers and clients. They express great satisfaction and appreciation for the value of the vacations we provide.

Those wishing to experience a mystical dance festival in the town of Bumthang can join this Jambay Lhakhang Drup-Naked festival. Over the course of five days, the Jambay Lhakhang Drup festival is observed by the locals. It is an intriguing celebration that is held to honor the founding of the Jambay Lhakhang Temple

 The Jambay Lhakhang Drup festival in Bhutan is a very well-known event in the country and is hosted in the ancient Jambay Lhakhang, which dates back to the 7th century. This temple is one of the 108 that were constructed by Srongtsen Gampo, the Tibetan King, in a single day. Guru Rimpoche was summoned to Bhutan from Nepal by the local King of Bumthang, who's name was Sindhu. This was done in order to tame the bad spirits that were causing mayhem in the valley. At twelve in the morning, a group of sixteen guys will do a dance that is completely naked. This is one of the more unusual dances that may be seen at this festival. However, the main dance is esoteric and therefore not shown openly but takes place inside the temple premises only. This dance was developed in an effort to divert the attention of the malevolent spirits who were preventing the construction of the temple. At twelve o'clock in the morning, the "Ter Cham" or "The Fire ceremony," more commonly referred to as the "naked dance," is carried out.

Along with getting to experience the mystical majesty of the Jambay Lhakhang Drup Festival, you will also visit the central highlights of Bhutan like Thimpu, Paro, Punakha, and Gangtey. The Tiger’s Nest Monastery is also visited which lies slightly away from Paro. Numerous Dzongs and monasteries will also be visited and short hikes that showcase the natural beauty of the hills surrounding the Himalayas will be seen. Archery battles can also be seen during this festival. 

During the trip to experience the Jambay Lhakhang Drup festival, you will also get to experience the natural beauty, architecture, and culture of Bhutan. So join Accessible Adventure on this Mystical trip of a lifetime. 

Best Season Jambay Lhakhang Drup- Naked festival

There is no “Best Season” for the Jambay Lhakhang Drup Naked Dance Festival as the date is fixed according to the Tibetan lunar calendar. However, the dates for the festival are usually around November. For the year 2022, the Jambay Lhakhang Drup festival is set to be celebrated from the 8th to the 11th of November. Dates for other years will be released in time by the Bhutanese authorities. 

Why Jambay Lhakhang Drup- Naked festival with Accessible Adventure?  

Accessible Adventure is a travel and tour company run and managed by a group of seasoned Nepalese citizens. This staff has extensive experience organizing and managing Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet vacation destinations throughout the Himalayas.

We are a significant and rising travel company based in Kathmandu, Nepal, with over a decade of experience organizing successful tours with one-of-a-kind quality services at affordable prices. During your stay with us, you will have access to all of the Himalayan vacation destinations that we provide.

Each of our holidays is painstakingly planned and managed, and we consistently receive good comments from both previous and present customers and clients. They are quite pleased and grateful for the value of the vacations we provide.