Bhutan Adventure Expedition

The expedition involves challenging activities such as high-altitude trekking and white-water rafting, making a moderate to high level of fitness advisable.

While some activities may be physically demanding, the expedition is designed to cater to participants with varying levels of experience. Pre-expedition training is provided.

Participants are advised to bring appropriate adventure gear, including trekking equipment, water-resistant clothing, and sturdy footwear. A detailed gear list will be provided.

Camping sites are selected for their remote and pristine locations, offering basic yet comfortable facilities. Tents, sleeping bags, and meals are provided.

While there isn't a strict age limit, participants should be in good health and capable of managing moderate to high physical activity.

The recommended times are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when weather conditions are favorable for adventure activities.

Photography is encouraged, and participants can capture the stunning landscapes. However, it's advisable to respect local customs, especially in religious and cultural sites.

Safety is a top priority, with professional guides and support staff accompanying the expedition. All adventure activities adhere to safety protocols, and participants are briefed on safety measures.

Yes, participants are encouraged to inform the organizers of any dietary restrictions, and efforts will be made to accommodate them during meals.

To book the expedition, visit our website and follow the booking process. Details about the cancellation policy will be provided during the booking process, offering flexibility and transparency.