Outside 2011 Trip of the YearExplore Bhutan and its rivers on a trip that will prove to be both an exciting rafting opportunity as well as a unique cultural experience. Located east of Nepal and south of Tibet, Bhutan is full major river systems that carved deep gorges and created vastly untouched natural environments. These rivers are fed by snow run-off of the Himalayas and much of the forestry and wildlife remains pristine and intact thanks to the national religion of Vajrayana Buddhism, which honors nature and the sanctity of life.

Bhutan Rafting and Kayaking

Rafting and Kayaking on Bhutan's Paro Chhu

Our Bhutan rafting tour will offer a unique view of the country and offer a chance to embrace the culture and history of Bhutan. Views of the Himalayas, visits to Buddhist monasteries and an exploration of the rich history of this tiny kingdom will make this an incredible journey!

Prayer Wheels at Jambey Lhankang, Bhutan's Oldest Monastery

Prayer Wheels at Jambey Lhankang, Bhutan's Oldest Monastery

Trip Details

The trip will include all lodging, all camping and rafting gear, group meals and entrance to sights visited as a group. You will need to purchase airfare to Asia as well as a flight from either Bangkok, Kathmandu, Calcutta or Delhi to Paro, Bhutan. A $500 deposit and airfare payment is required to secure your reservation. Final payments must be made by May 1.

Bhutan rafting tours are offered under special permission of their government with non-refundable deposits due well in advance. Refunds, will therefore, not be offered, and we highly recommend travel insurance to protect your investment.

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