ARTS AND CRAFTS
Bhutan boasts of a variety of high quality arts and crafts as carpentry, blacksmithing, weaving, painting, sculpture, casting, bamboo works, paper works and textiles from different ethnic groups.

FISHING TOURS
The most common fish in Bhutan is the Rainbow trout and salmon are found in fresh water lakes and rivers.

PILGRIMAGE TOURS
Bhutan is a Buddhist country and offers plenty of holy places and shrines.
Dating back to the 7th century, the Kichu Temple in Paro and Jambay Temple in Bumthang are a few of the many to see.

BIRD WATCHING
There are about 675 species of Birds in Bhutan and the list grows longer each year. Given the density of forest cover and the steep vertical descents, the road is often the best place from which to watch the birds, as there is very less vehicular traffic. Recommended sites include the stretch of road down from Dochu la to Wangduephodrang, from Wangduephodrang to Nobding and before Trongsa. For those who go east, the 2000 m. descent between Sungar and Limithang is spectacular for bird watching. Trekking will provide you with a greater chance of seeing high altitude birds at close range.

ALPINE FLOWERS AND BOTANICAL TOURS
60% of Bhutan is covered in forests of fir, conifers, temperate and broadleaf species. It is also known as the land of medicinal herbs and over 5000 species of plants are found in Bhutan. Some alpine flowers include lichens, mosses, tiny rhododendrons, nivale, edelweiss and varieties of primula. At the end of winter, the high altitude grazing lands are carpeted with a multitude of wild flowers and during the monsoons, even more vibrantly coloured flowers are found. During early September, some varieties include anemones, forget-me-nots, dwarf irises, dwarf rhododendrons, primulas, delphininums and ramunculus.

Detailed itineraries are available on request.