À la carte experiences · Bhutan & Nepal
Add a hot stone bath after a day on the trail, a helicopter morning under Jomolhari or Everest, prayer flags on a high pass, or simply a driver waiting at arrivals. Send us a request and we’ll confirm your price within 24–48 hours. Nothing to pay now.
Soak in a wooden tub heated by river stones from a wood fire, the way Bhutanese farm families have eased aches for centuries.
Fly up the Paro valley and land at Jangothang (4,080 m) beneath Jomolhari (7,326 m), a view that usually takes three days of trekking to reach.
Raise a string of prayer flags on a mountain pass or hillside with your guide, sending prayers out on the wind for loved ones.
Fly past Lukla and up the Khumbu to land at Kala Patthar (5,545 m) facing Everest, then breakfast at Hotel Everest View on the way back.
Light butter lamps at a temple along your route and offer prayers for family and friends.
A lama recites aspiration prayers (monlam) for your wishes, health or loved ones, at a temple on your route or at your hotel.
A full-body massage with warm oils infused with Himalayan herbs: gentle and restorative after long drives over the passes.
Try Bhutan's national sport with a local team: bamboo bows, a target 145 metres away and the songs and dances after every hit.
Cook ema datshi, red rice and buckwheat pancakes with a Paro farming family, then sit down together to eat what you have made.
A licensed driver meets you at Paro International Airport with a Wind Horse sign and a khadar welcome scarf.
An hour-long sunrise flight along the Himalaya, with a window seat for every guest and a turn in the cockpit to see Everest head-on.
Walk through local markets and hidden food corners with our guide, tasting momos, bara and Newari dishes.
Share a home-cooked meal with a Nepali family and hear first-hand about daily life, customs and their own stories.
A private Tibetan singing bowl session, drawing on centuries-old Himalayan healing practice, to settle body and mind.
A warm-oil massage with Himalayan herbs at a partner spa, ideal on your first day back from a trek.
A guided session at a monastery or retreat centre: breathing and mindfulness practice rooted in Buddhist and yogic tradition.
Join monks for a puja at a monastery near the Boudhanath stupa: butter lamps, chanting and prayers for well-being.
A respected Vedic astrologer prepares your birth chart and talks you through your life path, relationships and strengths.
Watch or take part in a traditional healing ceremony with a Jhankri, one of Nepal's indigenous shamans.
Your driver meets you outside arrivals at Tribhuvan International Airport with a Wind Horse sign and a marigold garland.
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