Bhutan Sky Trails is an established travel company and a licensed by the Department of Tourism. We are registered and committed to provide our clients a first-rate personalized service in terms of service quality and value for money.
We measure the success of our business by your satisfaction with the level of service you receive from us. Our dedication ensures that we are fully committed to helping you get the most out of your account. That’s why we provide around-the-clock, 7 days per week support for our customers. We want to be there for you when you need us most and are always just one click away from helping you solve your problem.
We provide personalized private tours with the highest quality of service, hospitality and unparalleled travel expertise. All our tours are tailor made to fit every travel style, and we are flexible to further customize your journey of a lifetime in Bhutan.
Whether you’re a Solo or traveling in groups, our packages are designed to give you an unforgettable experience at a price that won’t break your travel budget. We offer comprehensive packages so that you don't need to worry about making additional payments once your trip begins.
The capital of the kingdom of Bhutan is now home to almost 200,000 people. The capital is a growing commercial center with a modern pace of development that appears contrary to the otherwise beautiful, natural, quiet Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan.
Paro is a perfect entry point to this land— the land of fairytales, willow trees, and the land of many roads. The contrasting bright green of the rice terraces in summer, and the brilliant white of the Dzong and the temples give the valley a fresh and pleasant atmosphere.
The small size of the place is surprising considering the role that Punakha played in the history of the kingdom. It was the country’s winter capital for 300 years and the fertile Punakha valley allows two rice crops a year. Oranges and bananas are also grown in abundance.
Phobjikha valley is one of the most beautiful spots in the country, the glacier of the pre-geographic era had played a vital role in shaping and beautifying the whole valley. Thus, Phobjikha is a hotspot for all tourists coming to Bhutan and a winter home for popular endangered Black Necked Cranes(Grus nigricollis).
Bumthang is the most historical valley with visible signs of the visit of the great Buddhist saint from India in the 8thcentury. The tales of Guru Padmasambhava and his reincarnates known as Lingpas, lingers in every nook and corner of the four beautiful valleys of Bumthang.
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