Thimphu is the capital city of Bhutan and might be the only capital city that has no traffic lights. During the fall season, Thimphu residents celebrate their annual spiritual festival that over the years have grown to one of the most popular festivals of Bhutan. It was once a small village festival and gradually gained popularity as Thimphu grew and became the capital city.

Like other festivals in Bhutan it commemorates the deeds of the Tantric master Padmasambhava. People from all corners of the country come not only to witness the religious dances but also take part in the country fair festivities. In this trip we have also included a small village festival in the central part of Bhutan, in Bumthang. In Contrast with the crowded Thimphu festival, this village festival is small and is known as Thangbi Mani, celebrated at the 15th century Thangbi Temple. Small number of Bumthang residents visit here to celebrate the three-day ceremony. Here you get ample time to interact with the local villagers, share your custom of West with the Bhutanese spiritual life of myths, legend, superstition and folklore. During your trip enjoy the ancient culture of this tiny kingdom and observe the old tradition of crafts, arts and weaving. The trip involves excursions to villages, temples, monasteries, Dzong (fortresses) and markets. While in Bhutan keep your camera ready, there is always some unique photo opportunity around the corner while traveling through the winding scenic road of Bhutan.