Bhutan offers a plethora of activities for visitors seeking solace, rest, and rejuvenation. Whether you prefer peaceful meditation, a rejuvenating mineral hot spring bath, or the healing remedies of traditional medicine, Bhutan has precisely what you need to revive your body and spirit.
Our meditation centers and retreats provide tranquil havens to escape the cares and stresses of daily life. Bhutan’s traditional medicine, known as Sowa Rigpa, traces its origins back to the 17th century when it diverged from Tibetan practices. With its abundant flora, Bhutan’s natural environment has fostered the development of an unparalleled pharmacopoeia. Indigenous medicine units are available across all 20 districts, offering tourists access to traditional remedies for various ailments.
Locally known as Tshachus, hot springs can be found throughout the kingdom, each renowned for its medicinal properties. These natural wonders have been known to alleviate conditions ranging from arthritis and body aches to sinus problems.