The rugged mountain terrain of Bhutan provides an ideal landscape for mountain biking. It offers both on-road and off-road trails with breathtaking scenery. The sport is growing popularity among both visitors and Bhutanese alike.

Bhutan is increasingly becoming a popular destination for birdwatching since Bhutan is home to many species of birds including the rare Black-Necked crane.

Taking photography inside the Dzongs (Fortress) and Monasteries is strictly prohibited. But outdoor photography is allowed and since Bhutan is gifted with endless beautiful sceneries you are encouraged to take photography.

Although Adventure sports and tourism are relatively recent introductions to Bhutan, they are rapidly gaining popularity. Sports like Kayaking and Rafting is becoming popular among tourists and Bhutanese alike. The rivers in Bhutan are blessed with plentiful currents and varying degree of slow and gentle flows in some places and powerful in some areas. The best time for rafting and kayaking is from March to April and November to December.

Arrive at the Paro International Airport. Drive to Thimphu which takes one hour and twenty minutes. In Thimphu you will be received by our staff of Bhutan Zangtho Pelri. After reaching at the Zangtho Pelri you will be served with traditional Bhutanese breakfast. You will be given then approximately about half an hour to pay your respect to the deity of Zangtho Pelri.