Bhutan Solo Travel

Bhutan is one of Asia’s best kept secrets, opening its doors to the lucky and adventurous few searching for a trip with a difference. In fact, it’s fast becoming the destination of choice for solo travellers in search of the paths less trodden. Now you can explore an unspoilt natural haven filled with monasteries, temples, friendly faces and hearty dishes, in a spot that welcomes solo travellers with a warm embrace. Plus, you can be confident that our team of experts and on-site Concierges will be able to guide you every step of the way, tailoring your Bhutan solo travel trip exactly how you want.

Find Your Groove with Tsechu

Tshechu, aka the Mask Dance Festival, is the most important religious festival in Bhutan, complete with vibrant costumes and sacred monks. It’s one that can be found in almost every golden-hued temple and dzong complex, scattered across Bhutan’s wild and untamed terrain. For the biggest of celebrations Thimphu and Paro are great, especially for solo travellers but those seeking an escape from the tourist hordes might find lesser-known and visited events are also worth considering.

Walk Your Way Across Bhutan

From serene strolls towards sacred meditation spots to the well-walked paths of the Buddhist pilgrimage, there are countless journeys on foot to be had. Solo travellers can find solace in the great outdoors, surrounded by breath-taking and expansive views of Bhutan, where the rustic and rural charm ripples through every swooping valley and lush green rice field. For a slightly longer trip there’s the Bumdrak trek, where all roads lead to the Taktshang Monastery, that’s nestled proudly in the cliff face. Or save tired feet from throbbing and opt for the easier Nabji Korphu Trek, with equally stunning panoramic views.