Luxury Retreats & Wellness Holidays in Bhutan
A nation deep-rooted in culture, nature and organic living – it’s no wonder that Bhutan reigns as one of the world’s best wellness destinations. Discover the secrets to happiness through authentic experiences during a luxury wellness holiday in Bhutan with Health Travel. Experience kayaking and cycling holidays with private guides, bathe in traditional hot stone baths and connect with Bhutanese locals at farmhouses and monasteries in Punakha and Thimphu. Our travel specialists guide you on the best luxury hotels in Bhutan for tradition and charm, bringing together Zen meditation with master practitioners and yoga classes overlooking unspoiled valleys. For natural healing, venture to the hot springs beside the banks of Mo Chu River and take an exhilarating hike with our local guide to the remarkable Tiger’s Nest Monastery.
Local Currency
Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN)
Timezone
GMT+6
What's the Best Time to Visit Bhutan?
October to December are the perfect months to visit Bhutan, where the air is fresh and clear with plenty of sunshine. January and February may be colder, but is a nice time to visit for less tourists. April and May remains dry and brings in the vibrant colours of the famed rhododendrons bloom.
Hike with a private guide to Tiger’s Nest Monastery
Also known as Paro Taktsang - Tiger’s Nest Monastery is a spiritual wonder of the Himalayas. Carved into the cliffside and soaring above the world at 3000ft, experience a rewarding hike to the top with a local guide, hearing the stories behind this unmissable 17th century masterpiece.
Meditation, Breakfast and Blessings at a Buddhist Monastery
For a lesson in Buddhism, experience an authentic day at a nearby monastery. During this unscripted journey, learn about the Buddhist philosophy on peaceful living through blessing ceremonies, morning meditation or through shadowing and supporting the Buddhist monks during their daily activities.
Bathe in a Traditional Bhutanese Hot Stone Bath
Melt your troubles away in a wooden tub that gazes onto showstopping views of the valley. The ancient healing practice of the Bhutanese hot stone bath dates back thousands of years, combining fragrant herbs and heated river stones, which crack and release the healing minerals within.
