Bhutan
Group Tours & Holidays

Paro: Gateway to the Thunder Dragon

Paro is the first glimpse international travelers get of the Kingdom of Bhutan, and it is nothing short of magical. Home to the country's only international airport, this valley is a patchwork of rice paddies, weeping willows, and ancient fortress-monasteries. Our Bhutan Group Tours begin here, inviting you into the world's only carbon-negative country for a journey of spiritual and natural discovery.

Why Choose a Bhutan Group Tour?

Bhutan operates on a "High Value, Low Volume" tourism policy. Traveling here requires careful planning, including mandatory guides, permits, and the daily Sustainable Development Fee (SDF). TripClub handles all these complexities. Our all-inclusive packages cover your SDF fees, visa processing, 3-star or 4-star accommodation, and dedicated vehicle, ensuring your trip to the "Last Shangri-La" is seamless.

The Icons of Happiness Our itineraries cover the essential Golden Triangle of Bhutan (Paro, Thimphu, Punakha):

• Tiger’s Nest (Taktsang) Hike: The ultimate bucket-list experience. Trek up through pine forests to this monastery clinging precariously to a cliff 900 meters above the valley floor.
• Punakha Dzong: Often called the most beautiful fortress in the country, it sits majestically at the confluence of the Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu rivers. It is the winter residence of the monk body.
• Thimphu Sightseeing: Explore the capital city that has no traffic lights. Visit the massive Buddha Dordenma statue (one of the largest in the world) and the Motithang Takin Preserve to see Bhutan’s national animal.
• Chele La Pass: Drive to the highest motorable road in Bhutan for breathtaking views of the sacred Mt. Jomolhari and the Haa Valley.

A Transformative Journey Bhutan is not just a destination; it is a retreat for the soul. From the Gross National Happiness philosophy to the spicy national dish Ema Datshi, every moment is unique. Whether you are witnessing a colorful Tshechu (Festival) or simply breathing the pristine mountain air, Bhutan offers a luxury that is rare in the modern world: peace.