Upcoming Festivals Tour

Thimphu Tshechu Festival Sept 13-15,2024

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Paro Tshechu Festival March 21-25,2024

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Punakha Drupchen Feb 16-18,2024 Punakha Tshechu Feb 19-21,2024

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Jambay Lhakhang Drup Oct 17-21,2024

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Thimphu Tshechu Festival Sept 13-15,2024

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Paro Tshechu Festival March 21-25,2024

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Punakha Drupchen Feb 16-18,2024 Punakha Tshechu Feb 19-21,2024

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Jambay Lhakhang Drup Oct 17-21,2024

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Thimphu Tshechu Festival Sept 13-15,2024

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Paro Tshechu Festival March 21-25,2024

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Punakha Drupchen Feb 16-18,2024 Punakha Tshechu Feb 19-21,2024

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Jambay Lhakhang Drup Oct 17-21,2024

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Thimphu Tshechu Festival Sept 13-15,2024

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Paro Tshechu Festival March 21-25,2024

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Punakha Drupchen Feb 16-18,2024 Punakha Tshechu Feb 19-21,2024

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Jambay Lhakhang Drup Oct 17-21,2024

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Thimphu Tshechu Festival Sept 13-15,2024

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Paro Tshechu Festival March 21-25,2024

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Punakha Drupchen Feb 16-18,2024 Punakha Tshechu Feb 19-21,2024

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Jambay Lhakhang Drup Oct 17-21,2024

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Thimphu Tshechu Festival Sept 13-15,2024

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Paro Tshechu Festival March 21-25,2024

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Punakha Drupchen Feb 16-18,2024 Punakha Tshechu Feb 19-21,2024

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Jambay Lhakhang Drup Oct 17-21,2024

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Thimphu Tshechu Festival Sept 13-15,2024

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Paro Tshechu Festival March 21-25,2024

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Punakha Drupchen Feb 16-18,2024 Punakha Tshechu Feb 19-21,2024

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Jambay Lhakhang Drup Oct 17-21,2024

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Thimphu Tshechu Festival Sept 13-15,2024

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Paro Tshechu Festival March 21-25,2024

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Punakha Drupchen Feb 16-18,2024 Punakha Tshechu Feb 19-21,2024

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Jambay Lhakhang Drup Oct 17-21,2024

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Archaeological evidence suggests Bhutan was inhabited possibly as early as 2000 BC. Buddhism was probably introduced in the 2nd century although traditionally its introduction is credited to the first visit of Guru Rinpoche in the 8th century. Guru Rinpoche is one of the most important figures in Bhutan’s history, regarded as the second Buddha.

Before the 16th century, numerous clans and noble families ruled in different valleys throughout Bhutan, quarrelling among them and with Tibet. This changed in 1616 with the arrival of Ngawang Namgyal, a monk of the Drukpa Kagyu school of Buddhism from Tibet. He taught throughout the region and soon established himself as the religious ruler of Bhutan with the title Shabdrung Rinpoche. He repelled attacks from rival lamas and Tibetan forces and transformed the southern valleys into a unified country called Druk Yul (Land of the Thunder Dragon). While the political system he established lasted until the beginning of the 20th century, the announcement of the Shabdrung’s death in 1705 was followed by 200 years of internal conflict and political infighting.

Instability lasted until 1907 when Ugyen Wangchuck was elected, by a unanimous vote of Bhutan’s chiefs and principal lamas, as hereditary ruler of Bhutan. Thus the first king was crowned and the Wangchuck dynasty began. Over the following four decades, he and his heir, King Jigme Wangchuck, brought the entire country under the monarchy’s direct control. Upon independence in 1947, India recognized Bhutan as a sovereign country.

The fourth King, Jigme Singye Wangchuck, had espoused and implemented the policy of controlled development with particular focus on the preservation of the environment and Bhutan’s unique culture. Among his ideals is economic self-reliance and what has now become widely known as ‘Gross National Happiness’. His coronation on 2 June 1974 was the first time the international media were allowed to enter the Kingdom, and marked Bhutan’s debut appearance on the world stage. The first group of paying tourists arrived later that year. In major political reform in June 1998, the king dissolved the Council of Ministers and announced that ministers formerly appointed by him would need to stand for open election. In 1999 television and Internet were first introduced to Bhutan

Bhutan Cultural Tour

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Mountain Biking Tours

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Water Rafting Tours

We also cater to rafting and kayaking in Bhutan.

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Bhutan Textile Tours

Travel to Thimphu, the capital town of Bhutan.

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Bhutan Festival Tours

At various times throughout the year, annual festivals known as tsechus

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Homestay Tours

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Bird Watching Tours

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Remote Village Tours

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7 Night 8 Day Thimphu Tsechu Tours

The Tshechu is a festival in honour of Padmasambhava-"one who was born from a lotus

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8 Night 9 Day Paro Tsechu Tours

Paro Tshechu (festival) is one of the biggest religious celebrations of the Bhutanese year. 

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8 Night 9 Day West-Central Bhutan Tour

On arrival at the Paro International Airport, you will be received by your local Bhutanese tour guide from Access Bhutan Tours & Treks. 

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  5  Night 6 Day Best of Bhutan Tour 

Fly into Paro  by Drukair flight ( Royal Bhutan Airline) or Bhutan Airlines . 

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3 Night 4 Day Glimpse of Bhutan Tour 

After immigration and customs formalities, you will be received by the representative of Access Bhutan Tours & Treks and travel to Thimphu . 

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10 Night 11 Day Bumthang Jambhay Lhakhang Tours

Jampa lhakhang is located in Bumthang.Jampa Lhakhang is one of the oldest temples in the kingdom. It was founded by, Songtsen Gampo

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