Your Bhutan, hosted personally.
Boutique stays in Paro and Punakha and private guided journeys, shaped around you and looked after by Dechen and his team. Tell us how you like to travel — we’ll build the trip around it.
Owner-hosted
Our own hotels in Paro & Punakha
Punakha 4.9/5 and Paro 4.2/5 on TripAdvisor
Flexible 6–9 day journeys
WHY TRIP WITH US
Why Hong Kong travellers plan their Bhutan trip with us
When you message us, you reach Dechen and the family who run Spirit of Bhutan — not a call centre. We host many returning guests from Hong Kong, and we look after the whole journey ourselves: your stay, your guide, your pace. You decide what each day holds; we make it happen with care.
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You speak directly with the owner from the first message
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Mandarin-speaking guides available on request
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We stay in our own boutique hotels, so the experience stays consistent end to end
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Every itinerary is private and tailor-made — comfortable, unhurried, genuinely Bhutanese
Step into living Bhutan
Beyond the temples and viewpoints, our guests join in.
Choose what calls to you, and we’ll weave it into your days:
Treks and day hikes, including the climb to Tiger’s Nest
River rafting and birdwatching
Meditation and quiet time with Buddhist monks
Traditional craft workshops — papermaking, incense, weaving
Archery with local players, Bhutan’s national sport
Farmhouse meals and seasonal festival visits
Every journey ends with our menu of optional experiences,
so you add only what you’d love.
Where you’ll stay
ckyuewilson, Hong Kong
“He is very kind, efficient and responsive to my messages.”
TripAdvisor
Jolly_Bong, New Delhi, India
“…set right on the riverbank with an uninterrupted view of the majestic Punakha Dzong.”
TripAdvisor
nzscoff, Wellington,
New Zealand
“Rooms are spacious and clean. Dinner and breakfast was delicious.”
TripAdvisor
Good to know
Do I need a visa?
Yes — visitors travel on a tourist visa, and we arrange it as part of your booking. A daily Sustainable Development Fee of USD 100 per person, per night applies (set by the government, currently in effect through 31 August 2027), plus a one-time USD 40 visa fee. We handle the paperwork for you.
How long should I stay?
Most guests spend 6–9 days across Paro, Thimphu and Punakha. Tell us what you’d like to see and we’ll advise the right length.
When is the best time to go?
The most popular seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) — clear skies and festivals — though we host guests year-round and will guide you to the right window.
How do I book?
Message Dechen on WhatsApp. We’ll shape an itinerary, confirm the details, and handle everything from there.