Why Bhutan?

Bhutan, the last Himalayan kingdom, has preserved its culture and environment in a way that feels rare today. The air is fresh, the forests untouched, and the valleys surrounding the Sanctuary are rich with natural beauty. For many, Bhutan offers a chance to step away from busy modern life into a place of nature, simplicity, and meaning.

What makes Bhutan special?

Bhutan measures progress by Gross National Happiness, valuing well-being over wealth. Monasteries are centuries old, locals wear traditional dress daily, and by law at least 60% of the country must remain forest (currently closer to 70%). People, culture, and nature exist in harmony here—making it truly one of a kind.

What can I expect on retreat?

You’ll stay at the Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary, a luxurious yet traditional haven. Days include yoga, meditation, and sound sessions, alongside nourishing local food, nature walks, and time to simply rest and reconnect—at your own pace

How will I feel afterwards?

Many leave Bhutan with a lighter mind, a clearer heart, and a lasting sense of renewal and connection.

What’s the easiest way to travel there?

Fly into Paro International Airport, with stunning Himalayan views. Connections are available from Bangkok, Delhi, Kathmandu, and Singapore. We can also arrange transfers to the retreat hotel (extra cost).