A honeymoon above the clouds
Bhutan is made for two: quiet valleys, candlelit dinners by the river, a hike to the Tiger's Nest together and nights in some of the most romantic lodges in Asia. We tailor private honeymoons around your pace, and can arrange a traditional blessing or wedding ceremony at a temple.
Best time
March–May for rhododendrons and festivals, or October–November for crisp, clear mountain views.
Why Bhutan
Why Bhutan for a honeymoon
A blessing for your marriage
A lama can perform a special prayer ceremony for a long and happy union, at a temple or in the open air.
Romantic lodges
Villas with private hot stone baths, riverside suites and valley views, from COMO Uma to Amankora.
Photographs to keep
A professional photographer can join your ceremony or a portrait session in traditional gho and kira.
Entirely your pace
Every trip is private, so lie-ins, spa days and sunset picnics fit in wherever you want them.
Moments for two
A honeymoon to remember
Paro · Thimphu · Punakha
Temple blessing or wedding
A traditional ceremony with butter lamps and prayers for your life together.
Punakha
Chimi Lhakhang
The Divine Madman's fertility temple, where couples come to be blessed, reached by a walk through rice fields.
Paro · 3,120 m
The Tiger's Nest together
The iconic cliffside monastery, climbed at your own pace with a picnic on the way.
Riverside or lodge terrace
Private dinner in Punakha
A candlelit table in the valley, arranged just for you.
Anywhere you choose
Portraits in national dress
Dress in gho and kira for a photo session at a dzong or on a high pass.
Phobjikha · Paro
Hot stone bath for two
A traditional herbal dotsho after a day in the mountains.
Bhutan honeymoon FAQs
Your questions, answered
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Ask us on WhatsAppWe can arrange a traditional Bhutanese blessing or wedding ceremony at a temple, or a celebration in the open air. A ceremonial blessing is not a legal marriage registration, so most couples marry legally at home.
March–May for rhododendrons and spring festivals, or October–November for crisp, clear mountain views.
Seven to ten days lets you combine Paro, Thimphu and Punakha with time to relax at your lodges; add Phobjikha or Bumthang for more seclusion.
Yes. We can arrange a professional photographer for your ceremony or a portrait session in traditional dress.
Very: it is peaceful, uncrowded and romantic, with boutique lodges, spa treatments, private guides and experiences like a temple blessing that you won't find anywhere else. Every trip is private, so the pace is entirely yours.
No. Bhutan charges a Sustainable Development Fee of USD 100 per person per night; the rest of the cost depends on your hotels and itinerary. Our honeymoon-friendly tours start from USD 2,400 per person for 7 days.
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