Bhutan Holidays
Individual travels to the Kingdom of Happiness – between monasteries, nature, and mindfulness
Bhutan trips with depth and character
Bhutan is different. Authentic, profound, and surprisingly exclusive. Those who embark on a journey to the small kingdom on the eastern edge of the Himalayas discover a destination full of spirituality, connection to nature, and cultural depth. Between snow-capped mountains, serene monasteries, and colorful prayer flags, travelers experience an atmosphere that touches – carried by mindfulness, inner peace, and a special philosophy of life.
Our Bhutan trips take you to secluded valleys, colorful monastery festivals, and impressive viewpoints, such as the famous Tiger's Nest Monastery. You will meet monks, hike through vast landscapes, and experience a country that consciously travels differently. Whether it's a classic round trip, a spiritual retreat, or an exclusive getaway – Bhutan opens new perspectives for those who seek something special.
Why travel to Bhutan with Take Memories?
Because we not only offer Bhutan, but we understand it. We have traveled the country ourselves, know its subtle nuances as well as its special encounters. Our Bhutan trips are not created from a catalog, but from experience, honest exchange with our local partners, and the ambition to make every trip unique. We listen, ask the right questions, and design your Bhutan journey in a way that fits you – with sensitivity, personal care, and great attention to detail. It's not just about routes, but about experiences that touch and linger in memory.
Details
Best travel time
March - May & September - November
Price
From €8,000 per person plus flights
Flight time
14 hours from Frankfurt am Main
Recommended travel duration
From 10 days
- Speaks languages:German, English
- Phone number:+49 211 975 333 23
- Email address:dana@takememories.com
Our Bhutan trips
Each of our Bhutan trips is just a suggestion – the beginning of a journey that we tailor completely to your wishes. Whether spiritual, active, or slower-paced: We create your route personally, individually, and with great sensitivity for the country.
Our favorite accommodations in Bhutan
In Bhutan, accommodations are part of the experience. Whether with a view into the valley, amidst tranquil nature, or very close to the culture – each lodge has been chosen with care and combines comfort with character. Authentic, peaceful, atmospheric.
No problem! Just get in touch with us, we can definitely make your dream trip a reality.
Good to Know about Bhutan
Interesting facts about Bhutan and its uniqueness
The kingdom in the Himalayas
Bhutan is hidden between India and China – a country that has consciously remained different. Here, the happiness of the people counts more than economic figures. As a Buddhist monarchy, Bhutan proudly preserves its culture: monasteries, prayer flags, and rituals are part of everyday life. To protect nature and identity, Bhutan allows only a limited number of visitors each year. The gentle way in which the country opens itself to the world makes every journey special – personal, slow-paced, and full of depth.
Tiger's Nest Monastery
High above the Paro Valley rises one of Bhutan's most famous sanctuaries: the Tiger's Nest Monastery. Clinging to the cliffs like a bird's nest – at over 3,000 meters high. Only accessible on foot or by mule, the ascent is deliberately slowed down. The monastery is considered one of the holiest places in Buddhism and attracts both pilgrims and travelers alike. Some of the inner caves are still accessible today – a place of silence, reverence, and breathtaking views.
Thimphu
Bhutan's capital is nestled in the west of the country – lively, down-to-earth, and surprisingly diverse. Here, traditional architecture meets modern influences, monks cross paths with market stalls, and temples with galleries. Thimphu is the only capital in the world without traffic lights – regulation is done by hand signals. Those interested in art, crafts, and contemporary life in Bhutan will find exciting insights here – from the weekly market to monastery visits. Ideal for everyone who wants to experience culture and city atmosphere in a gentle form.
Punakha
At an elevation of only 1,400 meters, Bhutan shows its gentle, almost tropical side in Punakha. Rice terraces, lush green fields, and the warm climate give the region a special lightness. The centerpiece is the impressive Punakha Dzong – one of the most beautiful monastery buildings in the country and a site of important ceremonies, including the royal wedding. Those looking to combine nature and culture will find the perfect place here: hikes lead over suspension bridges to small temples, through quiet valleys, and to viewpoints with views extending into the Himalayas. Ideal for everyone who wants to experience Bhutan relaxed and in motion.
Phobjikha Valley
The Phobjikha Valley is one of the most tranquil places in Bhutan – vast, open, and situated at 3,000 meters. In winter, rare black-necked cranes from Tibet circle here, giving the valley an almost mystical aura. The small village of Gangtey and its monastery are the cultural center, but it's really the landscape itself that touches here. Those seeking peace, nature, and time for reflection will find one of the country's most authentic retreats in the Phobjikha Valley. Ideal for travelers who love silence and want to feel nature, not just see it.
Bumthang
Bumthang is the spiritual heart of Bhutan – a valley that lies not only geographically in the center but also culturally. Four small adjacent valleys tell of legends, saints, and centuries-old monasteries. This is where Bhutanese Buddhism began, and even today, believers from all over the country pilgrimage to places like the 'burning lake,' where butter lamps flicker in the water. Those interested in spirituality, history, and quiet power places will find in Bumthang more than just temples – but the feeling of getting closer to the core of Bhutan.
The Haa Valley
Hidden in the west of Bhutan, close to the border with Tibet, lies the Haa Valley – original, quiet, and almost untouched. Only accessible to travelers since 2002, the region has preserved its authenticity. Those who take the scenic Chelela Pass will be rewarded with vistas, temples, and real village life. A visit is worthwhile not only for a day trip – those who stay here experience Bhutan up close: with homemade food, genuine hospitality, and moments far away from any staging. Ideal for travelers who seek the simple, real Bhutan – with peace, nature, and encounters.
Climate and best travel time
Bhutan's climate is diverse and strongly influenced by altitude. While it becomes subtropical and humid in the south, the valleys remain temperate with warm summers and cold winters. The best travel time is between March and Mayas well as September and November. In spring clear days, mild temperatures, and the blooming of rhododendrons are enticing. The autumn is regarded as the most stable time for travel – especially if you want to experience clear views of the Himalayas and cultural festivals. The summer months bring rain and high humidity, particularly in the south, which is less ideal for trekking. In the winter snow can slow down travel pace but creates special moods in the highlands.
Which travel time is right depends largely on your interests – we are happy to advise you personally.
Travel and safety information
For any other questions, we are happy to assist you.
What makes us special
With us you always come first!
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