The Last Shangri-La Journey to the Kingdom
of Happiness.

We crossed Dochula on a clear morning and the guide stopped the car without being asked — he knew the Himalaya would be out for about twenty minutes. Punakha Dzong after that was the most beautiful building I have stood inside. Permits at Phuentsholing took forty minutes, all handled.

Rohit MenonBengaluru · 3 weeks ago

Did the Tiger’s Nest climb at 41 and unfit. Our guide set a pace I could actually hold, made us stop at the cafeteria for an hour, and got us up and down in five. No pressure, no drama. The private car the whole way meant we ran on our own clock, not a group’s.

Meghna BaruaGuwahati · Last month

Travelled with my parents (72 and 68) and was nervous about the roads. The vehicle was clean, the driver drove slowly on the passes without us asking twice, and the hotels in Thimphu and Paro had lifts, which nobody else bothered to check. Small things, but they made the trip possible.

Karthik IyerChennai · Last month

Honeymoon — six days through Thimphu, Punakha and Haa. Chele La at sunrise with the prayer flags going for a kilometre along the ridge is the photograph everyone in our family now has framed. They also told us honestly that a 4-day trip would have been a waste, which is how we ended up with six.

Priya NairKochi · 2 months ago

Booked over WhatsApp entirely, which made me sceptical, then got a written itinerary with costs broken out including the SDF — no surprises later. Replies came within the hour, including while we were in Bhutan and wanted to change a day.

Went in January for the black-necked cranes at Phobjikha. Cold, empty, and worth every layer. Group of eleven of us and they still kept it feeling private. The archery afternoon in Thimphu was the bit our kids talk about, not the monasteries.

We crossed Dochula on a clear morning and the guide stopped the car without being asked — he knew the Himalaya would be out for about twenty minutes. Punakha Dzong after that was the most beautiful building I have stood inside. Permits at Phuentsholing took forty minutes, all handled.

Rohit MenonBengaluru · 3 weeks ago

Did the Tiger’s Nest climb at 41 and unfit. Our guide set a pace I could actually hold, made us stop at the cafeteria for an hour, and got us up and down in five. No pressure, no drama. The private car the whole way meant we ran on our own clock, not a group’s.

Meghna BaruaGuwahati · Last month

Travelled with my parents (72 and 68) and was nervous about the roads. The vehicle was clean, the driver drove slowly on the passes without us asking twice, and the hotels in Thimphu and Paro had lifts, which nobody else bothered to check. Small things, but they made the trip possible.

Karthik IyerChennai · Last month

Honeymoon — six days through Thimphu, Punakha and Haa. Chele La at sunrise with the prayer flags going for a kilometre along the ridge is the photograph everyone in our family now has framed. They also told us honestly that a 4-day trip would have been a waste, which is how we ended up with six.

Priya NairKochi · 2 months ago

Booked over WhatsApp entirely, which made me sceptical, then got a written itinerary with costs broken out including the SDF — no surprises later. Replies came within the hour, including while we were in Bhutan and wanted to change a day.

Went in January for the black-necked cranes at Phobjikha. Cold, empty, and worth every layer. Group of eleven of us and they still kept it feeling private. The archery afternoon in Thimphu was the bit our kids talk about, not the monasteries.