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FESTIVALS

The Buddhist festivals or “Tsechus” are some of the best examples of the living culture of Bhutan that many have come to admire and treasure. The Tsechu is a festival in honour of Guru Rimpoche, the saint who brought Buddhism to Bhutan and the Himalayan world. These Tsechus are held in most of the districts attracting hundreds of Bhutanese people in a spirit of festivity, celebration and deep faith. During the Tsechu, monks and laymen perform the mask dances while village women perform the folk dances. The dancers wear colourful costumes and masks while musicians play enchanting sounds.

NATURE

Bhutan has been identified as one of the top 10 bio-diversity hot spots in the world and as one of the 221 global endemic bird areas. Almost 3/4 of land area is covered with forests of temperate and sub-tropical species that are the natural habitat for a diversity of flora and fauna. The various eco-systems harbour some of the most exotic species of the eastern Himalayas. An estimated 770 species of birds and over 50 species of rhododendron, along with an astonishing variety of medicinal plants (over 300 species) and orchids are endemic to this region. This makes Bhutan a paradise for bird watchers, botanists and nature lovers.

TREKKING

Trekking in Bhutan is a delight to nature lovers and adventure seekers. 65% of the country under forest covers with 675 species of birds, 178 species of mammals and countless exotic Himalayan plants. Unlike other places, there is no lodge house in Bhutan’s trek routes. You will camp throughout the trek in tents. You will camp and trek through breathtaking landscape, pristine lakes, awesome white water, amazing environment and, view majestic mountains.

ADVENTURE

For the adventurer we have fantastic itineraries to suit all ages, abilities and interests. Motorcycle adventure tours will give a real taste of Bhutan and the Himalayas, riding the high twisting mountain roads with endless “S” bends is exhilarating.  Mountain biking trips can test advanced riders or be leisurely for novices.  Archers will think they’ve gone to heaven as archery is the National sport in Bhutan and played everywhere. Bird watchers will have an opportunity to see birds in the most fantastic locations, with an abundance of species to spot. Botanists will be in awe of the pristine flora and fauna Bhutan has to offer with stunning rhododendrons and the special blue poppy. White water rafting can be as fast or a slow as you like and is available most of the year. All the trips are cultural based sightseeing tours and Bhutan has got something for everyone.

• ARCHERY
• BIRD WATCHING
• MOUNTAIN BIKING
• MOTORCYCLE
• RAFTING
• AND MUCH MORE!

ESSENCE OF BHUTAN
BLISSFUL BHUTAN
GLIMPSE BHUTAN
ARCHERY HEAVEN
KTM MOTORCYCLE
THIMPHU FESTIVAL
PARO FESTIVAL
WILD SNOWMAN TREK	27 Nights in Bhutan. The Snowman Trek is graded as one of the toughest treks in the world. If you do the entire trek, it begins in Paro and ends in Bumthang which takes around 36 days. This trek is done by people who are serious trekkers and are in want of real adventure. Taking the global economic crisis in to consideration for people wanting to take this serious trek on a budget, Khamsa Tours have taken the most difficult segment of this trek and are now offering the most challenging adventure for a slightly shorter duration. This way, the trek becomes affordable with the same adventure retained. The Ideal time to do this trek is September and October. However, weather has become very erratic and sometimes, due to snow at the passes, we may have to take alternative routes.
LAYA - GASA TREK
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JOMOLHARI TREK

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