Western Bhutan tour

Yeshi Dorji

Inbound Tour Expert

Why this Tour

Among the most opted tour in the Country!

Western Bhutan consists of districts most frequented by guests visiting the country. Monuments like the Tiger’s Nest and the Simtokha Dzong stand tall in the western part of the country. Most daring treks like the Snowman Trek and the Jomolhari Base camp treks also happen to begin in the western part of the country.

It gives a comprehensive experience of the unconventional blend of modern and traditional aspects of Bhutan. The ultimate Urban Bhutan Experience.

Visit the most iconic Tigers nest in Bhutan

what's included

We being a licenced travel agents operating directly under the Tourism council of Bhutan are mandated to provide our valued guests with a few services and the others are because we wouldn't want our guests to have anything less.

All Accommodation
All Meals
A Licensed English speaking travel guide
All internal Transportation
Monumental entry fees
Tourist sim cards
Bottled drinking mineral water
Evening Tea

What You Need to Know

The best time to visit Bhutan is March to May and September through to November.
Visiting in a group of more than three at a time reduces the cost.
Bhutan consists of sub tropical, sub-alpine and alpine regions in-spite of being a small country
Bhutan has four seasons consisting of summer, autumn, spring and winter
The country is carbon negative and consists of about 72 percent of forest coverage

ambo Tip: If you are looking for a short vacation in Bhutan, western Bhutan tour is an ultimate experience for you.

Why We Love This Tour

Trek to the Paro Taksang also known as the tigers nest which is an engineering marvel even by modern standards.
The experience in the capital which houses the best of everything in Bhutan like textile museums, organic vegetable markets, extravagant parks and so on.
Chimmi Lhakhang of Drukpa Kuenley famously known as the fertility temple.
Punakha Dzong which is the only fortress on an island which is another engineering marvel.
Ta Dzong in Paro or the museum which displays monuments best representing the history of eastern Bhutan.
The highest pass of Chelela in Haa 3988m.