Cultural Tours

At Dheyma Travels, our curated cultural tours offer an enriching introduction to Bhutan’s unique Mahayana Buddhist heritage. Each itinerary is thoughtfully designed to immerse you in the vibrant tapestry of Bhutanese life, from sacred pilgrimage sites and centuries-old monasteries to vibrant religious festivals that celebrate faith, tradition, and community.

Whichever tour you choose, you’ll experience memorable excursions to serene villages, spiritual temples, and breathtaking landscapes—offering an intimate view of a land that remains one of the last unspoiled corners of the Himalayas.

ENCHANTED BHUTAN TOUR

Experience the charm of Bhutan in just five days with Dheyma Travels. This compact itinerary introduces you to the highlights of Thimphu, the cultural capital, and Paro, home to the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery. Perfect for first-time visitors, this tour blends Bhutan’s spiritual sites, scenic beauty, and unique traditions into a short yet enriching journey.

Western Bhutan Circuit Tour

This 6-night, 7-day Western Bhutan Circuit Tour with Dheyma Travels takes you through the cultural and natural gems of Bhutan. From the vibrant capital of Thimphu to the scenic valley of Punakha and the majestic Paro, this itinerary offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes in the western part of Bhutan.

Journey to the center of Bhutan

Embark on a 12-day journey with Dheyma Travels heart of Bhutan, exploring its rich heritage and spiritual essence. This immersive tour takes you from the vibrant capital of Thimphu to the serene valleys of Punakha, the mystical beauty of Gangtey, the historic Trongsa Dzong, the sacred landscapes of Bumthang, and the iconic sights of Paro. Discover the depth of Bhutanese culture and natural beauty as you travel through the central spine of the Kingdom.

7 Day Black-Necked Crane Festival

The arrival of black-necked cranes in Phobjikha Valley is deeply spiritual for locals, who see the birds as reincarnations of valley deities. Their circular flight around Gangtey Goempa is viewed as a sacred tribute to the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha, marking the start of winter. To honor and protect these endangered birds, the Black-necked Crane Festival is held annually on November 11th, coinciding with the King’s birthday. Launched in 1998 by RSPN and PEMC, the festival raises awareness on conservation while celebrating Phobjikha’s cultural heritage.

Royal Highland Festival

The Royal Highlander Festival in Laya, Gasa District, raises awareness about the decline of traditional yak farming and promotes sustainable economic opportunities for highland communities. Held at 4,000 meters, Laya’s October climate is cold, with temperatures from 1°C to 12°C and freezing nights. Light rain, snow, and strong winds are possible. The trek from Gasa is challenging, so visitors should bring warm, waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear.

Ura Matsutake Mushroom Festival

The Matsutake Festival marks the beginning of mushroom season and takes place in the picturesque Ura Valley during the last week of August. This festive occasion offers visitors a chance to savor delicious Matsutake mushroom dishes, join locals in traditional songs and dances, and gain insight into rural Bhutanese life. Guests can also take part in guided mushroom-picking excursions, learning how to identify these prized fungi firsthand.

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