Bhutan offers breathtaking landscapes, tranquil monasteries, and a unique cultural experience, making it a serene retreat for those seeking peace and adventure. Meanwhile, Pakistan captivates visitors with its rich history, stunning mountains like K2, and vibrant cities, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Fly from Islamabad over the breathtaking Karakoram Mountains to Gilgit, where you’ll mingle with local tribes in vibrant bazaars. Drive to legendary Hunza and sleep beneath towering peaks like Rakaposhi and Ultar. Explore ancient forts, visit the 1000-year-old Ganesh settlement, and follow the Indus River past stunning Passu Cones to the Chinese border at Khunjerab Pass. Discover hidden valleys like Chapursan and Misgar, trek through Fairy Meadows beneath Nanga Parbat, and drive through scenic Kaghan Valley and Babusar Pass back to Islamabad. Adventure awaits!
Best time: June to August
Dates: Fri 1st August to Wed 13th August 2025
Cost:
£3125.00 per person sharing
13 Days - 12 Nights
Your journey through Bhutan begins and ends at Paro International Airport, offering an unforgettable experience that blends the scenic east with the highlights of the west. Designed for those who love landscapes, mountains, and local culture, this tour includes an internal flight to minimize road travel and maximize your time in Bhutan. Interact with friendly locals, explore villages, and enjoy the Thimphu Drubchen festival, a vibrant celebration of Bhutanese traditions at the stunning Tashichho Dzong. Connect with Bhutan’s rich culture, history, and warm-hearted communities.
Best time: March to May/September to November
Dates: 17 - 30 September 2025
Cost:
From $3810.00 per person sharing
Embark on an unforgettable journey through northern Pakistan, where history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes collide. Wander Peshawar’s bustling bazaars, traverse the wild Hindu Kush, and explore the lush Swat and mystical Kalash Valleys. Follow ancient trade routes to Chitral and witness the thrilling Shandur Polo Festival. Venture into the legendary Hunza Valley, home to fairy-tale forts and towering peaks, then stand at the edge of the world at Khunjerab Pass. Descend into Gilgit’s historic Silk Road bazaars before taking a stunning road trip through Kaghan Valley and over Babusar Pass, returning to Islamabad—completing an adventure of a lifetime.
Best time: June to August
Dates: 15th June - 30th June 2025
Cost: £3025.00 per person sharing
Venture out on a mesmerizing journey to the heart of Bhutan’s highlands, where adventure and tradition await. Step into the secluded world of the Bhutanese highlanders, where timeless customs and breathtaking landscapes blend in perfect harmony. The Royal Highland Festival at an elevation of 3,800m, offers a unique glimpse into the authentic life of the highland nomads. From 23rd to 24th October, immerse yourself in a celebration of dance, music and parades, while surrounded by the awe-inspiring beauty of Gasa's towering peaks and glacial lakes. Stay with a local family, savor traditional cuisine, and embrace the warmth of Bhutan's cultural heritage.
Best time: March to May/September to November - Festival is October
Dates: 18th – 29th October 2025
Cost: £3860.00 per person sharing
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Bhutan, often called the "Land of the Thunder Dragon," is a country steeped in rich traditions, where religion and culture intertwine beautifully. One of the most colorful and spiritually significant aspects of Bhutanese culture is the Tsechu – a grand festival celebrated in honor of the teachings of Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) and various deities of the Buddhist pantheon. These vibrant festivals, filled with mask dances, sacred rituals, and community celebrations, offer a window into the heart and soul of Bhutanese culture.
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