10-Day Bhutan Photography Tour
A ten-day photography journey through Paro, the Haa valley, Thimphu, Punakha and Phobjikha, planned around good light, with an optional festival day.
The Land of the Thunder Dragon
Slow, soulful, private journeys through the last Himalayan kingdom — guided by Bhutanese hosts who call these valleys home.
Our Philosophy
Bhutan, where happiness is a way of life
"Some places you visit. Bhutan is a place that visits you."
Exodus Himalaya Tours is a Bhutan-focused travel company based in Thimphu. We plan private cultural tours, festival journeys and treks around your dates, interests and pace.
Start with a five-day Paro and Thimphu tour, a seven-day western Bhutan journey, or a ten-day route into central Bhutan. Compare our Bhutan tour packages before choosing the route that suits you.
Read our best time to visit Bhutan guide and festival planning guides, or contact us for a tailored itinerary and written quote. Find out who we are and how we plan your journey.
Curated Experiences
Explore Bhutan — your way
Private journeys
A ten-day photography journey through Paro, the Haa valley, Thimphu, Punakha and Phobjikha, planned around good light, with an optional festival day.
A ten-day birding journey to Chele La, Punakha and the Phobjikha valley, timed for the black-necked cranes and a chance of the rare white-bellied heron.
A seven-day private honeymoon in Western Bhutan: Paro, Thimphu and Punakha at an easy pace, with Chimi Lhakhang, a hot stone bath and the Tiger’s Nest hike.
An eight-day slow journey through Thimphu, Punakha and Phobjikha with quiet walks, meditation where monasteries permit, and a traditional hot stone bath in Paro.
A thirteen-day high-altitude trekking framework to the base of Jomolhari, with acclimatisation in Paro, a rest day at Jangothang and a loop over Bonte La.
A ten-day moderate trekking framework near Thimphu, camping beside the high lakes of the Dagala range with a rest day among the lakes.
Festival calendar
Time your journey around a tshechu
Punakha · tentative dates
Paro · tentative dates
Thimphu · tentative dates
Festival dates follow the lunar calendar; we reconfirm them before you book.
Festival calendarUnique Experiences
Special moments to add to any journey
Guided practice in hilltop retreats and quiet monastery halls.
A traditional ceremony performed by monks in a sacred setting.
Evening prayers, butter-lamp light and a dawn puja with the monks.
A private reading with a respected traditional astrologer.
Consult practitioners of Sowa Rigpa, Bhutan's ancient medicine.
Gentle floats to thrilling rapids on the Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu.
Soak in a traditional dotsho, heated by river stones and wild herbs.
Try Bhutan's national sport — songs, banter and all.
About Us
A new way to experience Bhutan
Exodus Himalaya Tours is a newly founded travel company dedicated entirely to the Kingdom of Bhutan. We are a small team of Bhutanese guides and travel designers with one simple aim: to share our home the way we know it — personally, respectfully and without rushing.
From the first message to your final farewell at Paro, you'll deal directly with the people planning and guiding your journey.
Get in touchWhere We Go
Explore the regions on our published journeys
Notes from the kingdom
On 1 November 2026, volunteers raised 108 Jangchub Chortens in a single day in Gelephu, southern Bhutan. What happened, why 108 matters and what comes next.
How long, how hard and how high is the Tiger’s Nest hike? Trail stages, guide rules, ponies, dress code, photography and the best time to visit Paro Taktsang.
Understand Bhutan’s GMC vision and plan around existing Gelephu, with temple and hot-spring visits, transport guidance and a suggested two-night stay.
Plan Your Journey
Let's design your Bhutan story
A travel designer — not a bot — will reply as soon as possible with ideas and a draft itinerary.