BHUTAN EXTREME TRIPS

Bhutan Extreme Trips is a tour company approved by the Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB) and a member of the Association of Bhutanese Tour Operators (ABTO). We provide any travel services with quality and genuine commitment. By having you on your website, we feel we have begun our partnership to explore the wilderness of Bhutan together.

Bhutan Extreme Trips is a company having an excellent service in making tour programs successful for any visitors in Bhutan. The quality services and happiness of our guest are never compromised at any cost.
Bhutan Extreme Trips is well recognized for its service in terms of tour operations, free ticketing services without any service charges and providing affordable car rental services.

We believe in “grow slow but grow wider” we don’t rush with hectic work but keep working until hectic works are done well. Bhutan Extreme Trips is one of the private firms where employees are given opportunities to work without giving much pressure. Trainings is kept open for their learning and enhances their knowledge. The work environment is so pleasant where employer and employees have equal chance for growth. We welcome one and all to experience our quality services.

FESTIVAL TOUR

Bhutan is one of the most religious countries in the Buddhist world. Like all Buddhist nations, festivals have a very special place in the hearts of Bhutanese people. Most of the festivals have their roots in their Buddhist religion. The largest annual festivals in Bhutan is known as “Tsechu”, an event honoring Guru Rinpoche through religious dances. These religious festivals are a perfect occasion to catch a glimpse of Bhutanese culture and tradition. Tsechus take place annually in and around the great Dzongs, attracting both tourists and large number of locals from the surrounding villages.

The dates and the duration of the Tsechu festivals may vary among Dzongkhags (Districts) but they always fall on or around the 10th day of the month in the Bhutanese calendar. It is believed that merit is gained by attending this religious festival. The festival is filled with series of mask dances performed to bless onlookers, to teach the Buddhist dharma, to protect them from misfortune and to exorcise all evils.

Apart from the religious implications, the Tsechu is also an annual social gathering where people dress in their finest clothing and jewellary. Small fair may be organized outside the Dzong for those looking for a variety of entertainments.