Nothing about Bhutan is ordinary. You feel it the moment you land, where the runway ends in mountains, and even the airport looks like a temple. From there, it’s everywhere. In the rippling prayer flags, the hum of monastery horns, and the warmth of the people. There's a quiet mystery to it all. This is the world’s last Buddhist kingdom, where wealth is measured in wellbeing, and wild places are still treated like something sacred.
Our Bhutan yoga and wellness holidays invite you to slow down and reconnect. Days move between yoga, meditation, and hikes, grounding you in this wild, spiritual land. It’s not about escaping the world, but meeting it differently — from a little higher up.
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Curated experiences that help you feel physically and mentally better — so you can come home lighter, stronger and ready for what’s next.
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Yoga retreats in Bhutan
Why choose Bhutan for your yoga retreat?
Yoga retreats in Bhutan are once-in-a-lifetime — mostly because they don't really exist. The country’s tourism is deliberately small-scale, so being here with a yoga mat is a privilege few experience. You feel that care everywhere: in the clean mountain air, the intricate wood carvings, and the quiet pride that runs through each valley.
Bhutan lends itself to yoga in a way few places can. The pace, the stillness, the altitude — everything slows you down, asks you to pay attention, and rewards you for doing so. It’s not the easiest place to reach, but that’s part of the point. You don’t just arrive in Bhutan, you earn it.
Our Bhutan yoga adventures
Together with our brilliant Bhutanese partners, we’ve created something exceptional — a yoga journey woven into a big adventure.
These aren't the kind of wellness trips you’ll find in guidebooks. Each day brings one of those “is-this-actually-my-life?” moments. One morning you might be meditating or practising tai chi in the misty folds of Phobjikha Valley. That afternoon, you’re unrolling your mat in a nunnery as the chants begin.
You’ll wander Punakha Dzong’s quiet courtyards. Stand beneath the giant golden Buddha watching over Thimphu. And wind through pine forests and rhododendron groves to Tiger’s Nest, stopping at tea houses along the way. Expect steaming hot-stone baths, silent forest bathing, and nights in small, characterful hotels. Tourist don’t travel around Bhutan independently, and that’s part of its charm. Our local guides stick with us, bringing every experience to life with stories, warmth, and a good dose of fun.
Tourism works differently here: slower, smaller, built on trust and local pride. It’s travel that gives back as much as it gives you
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