Paro
Home to the iconic Tiger's Nest Monastery and Bhutan's only international airport, framed by pine-covered ridgelines.
Built for travelers who want it done right
Every journey is planned, priced and guided with the same standard — whether it's a five-day valley loop or an eleven-night trek.
Government Certified
Fully licensed and registered with Bhutan's Department of Tourism, so every itinerary meets the kingdom's official travel standards.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden charges, no surprise add-ons. Every quote is itemized upfront and honored exactly at checkout.
Locally Curated
Itineraries are shaped by Bhutanese guides who know the valleys, monasteries, and mountain passes personally.
Dedicated Support
A dedicated trip coordinator stays with you from the first enquiry through the final day of your journey.
Tour packages, ready to tailor
Every package below is a starting point — durations, pace and hotels adjust to how you like to travel.
Sixteen districts, one carefully mapped kingdom
From the festival courtyards of Thimphu to the high trails above Gasa — every region is within reach.
Time your trip to Bhutan's living calendar
Tshechus and mountain festivals shape the rhythm of Bhutanese life — build your itinerary around one and see the kingdom celebrate.
Ura Matsutake Mushroom Festival
A harvest celebration in the highland village of Ura, honoring the prized matsutake mushroom with local food, song, and dance.
Tour of the Dragon
One of the world's toughest one-day mountain bike races — 268 km from Bumthang to Thimphu over a single grueling stretch.
Thimphu Tshechu
Bhutan's largest and most celebrated religious festival — three days of sacred masked dances performed in the courtyard of Tashichho Dzong.
Gangtey Tshechu
An intimate monastery festival held on the valley floor of Phobjikha, timed close to the arrival of the black-necked cranes.
A Bhutanese travel house, run by people who never left
ApaX Travels was founded to close the gap between glossy brochures and what a trip to Bhutan actually feels like on the ground. We're a licensed, Thimphu-based operator — every itinerary is built, priced and guided in-house, with nothing outsourced to third parties you'll never meet.
Read our full storyHigh Value, Low Impact
We plan within Bhutan's sustainable tourism policy — fewer travelers, deeper experiences, lasting places.
Local, Not Outsourced
Every guide and driver is Bhutanese, trained and licensed, working from their home valleys.
Slow by Design
Itineraries leave room to linger — no itinerary is packed just to look impressive on paper.
Rated 5.0 by 180+ travelers
Real feedback from travelers who let us plan their time in Bhutan.
"Every detail was thought through before we even asked. Our guide adjusted the pace daily so we never felt rushed through a single valley."
"The quote we received matched exactly what we paid — no surprise fees at the end. Rare, and deeply appreciated."
"Our coordinator answered messages within the hour, even outside office hours. It made a five-day trip feel completely worry-free."
"The trekking crew knew the mountain like their own backyard. When weather forced a route change, they had a plan within minutes."
"This wasn't a generic itinerary — it was built around what we actually told them we wanted. That level of listening is unusual."
"Our guide's knowledge of local history turned every dzong into a story, not just a photo stop."
Ready to see Bhutan on your own terms?
Tell us your dates and interests — a dedicated coordinator will reply with a tailored itinerary, usually within one business day.