01 · Our story
Since 2007 we have arranged private journeys through Bhutan and the wider Eastern Himalaya — for families and small groups, by a team who call these valleys home.
Every journey reflects the dedication of our people: the Thimphu team who answer your first message, the coordinators who secure the right lodge in Sikkim or Darjeeling, the guides who lead meadow walks through Phobjikha, the chauffeurs who navigate the mountain roads over Pele La, and the trek crews who serve warm soup at Jangothang beneath Mount Jomolhari.
We research routes, lodges and experiences ourselves, often in Bhutan’s quieter seasons, so every recommendation comes from first-hand knowledge. Over nearly two decades we have welcomed thousands of guests and worked with more than 25 international travel partners.
Small by choice. We welcome a limited number of private guests each season, so we can know every traveller personally and give each journey our full attention. No two journeys are ever the same.
The first British trek officially allowed into Merak and Sakteng
With special government approval, we led the first British trekking group officially allowed into the remote highland villages of Merak and Sakteng in eastern Bhutan. Roads had not yet reached them: the journey began on foot from Rangjung in Trashigang.