The country's rich biological diversity, and the traditional Bhutanese respect for life and conservation has harbored the most endangered species in the whole of the Himalayan region. About 22 percent of the country's total land is protected as national parks, nature reserve, wild life sanctuaries and conservation areas. The country is rich in bird species and birds are found every where....... Read More for sample itineary

Bhutanese textiles are some of the best known to the world for their intricate designs and are especially hand woven. ....... Read More for sample itineary

Fishing is not a commercial business in Bhutan. The permits are granted as an adventure sport Fishing in the rivers in Bhutan is an interesting experience in itself because of the majestic scenery and clean water. The restrictions imposed by the Forest Departments during the breeding season and limitation of catch has conserved a good quantity available in all rivers in Bhutan. Please check the tailor made itinerary prepared in consultation with the best Angler. The best seasons recommended are from March onwards to September. October, November and December is the Brown trout breeding season and fishing is not permitted........ Read More for sample itineary

Ballooning has just been starting in to this mountainous country. Till date there had been only two times Hot Air Balloon meet in Bhutan. The first meet in 1993 and the last meet in 1998, handled by yeti tours and the team captain/ Chief pilot, Mr. Neil Robertson, UK. Although Bhutan is a mountainous country with large forested areas and limited excess roads for retrieve, balloonist had a successful flight and the spectacular views from the balloon is the highest climax in the today's world of ballooning.
Since ballooning is not a commercial business in Bhutan, balloonists have to bring their own balloons and also required proper documents to be able to fly in Bhutan.
Please contact us OR Mr. Neil Robertson, Neil@dialPipex.com.

The Thrung Thrung Karm or the Black-Necked Cranes arrive like clockwork with the onset of winter and leave in the spring. These endangered birds fly south from Tibet each fall to winter in the marshlands of Bomdeling and Phobjikha. The calls of the Thrung Thrung Karm have inspired folklore for generations. You too can see these magnificent water fowl in mid October to early November. The Royal Society for the Protection of Nature(RSPN) and the Phobjikha Community are now working together to protect the habitat of endangered Black Necked Cranes by hosting the second annual Black Necked Crane Festival......... Read More for sample itineary

White River Rafting in Bhutan is a recent tourist Adventure sport initiated by the Department of Tourism. During the recent survey of rivers in Bhutan, the following rivers are found to be suited for River Rafting and Kayaking........ Read More for sample itineary