There is only one road that crosses Bhutan from East to West. Before the road, traders used paths across the hills and valleys, the paths you will follow in this trip - a blend of touring and trekking, camping hotel stays and small country lodges.

A trip for those who want to understand the diversity of Bhutan! Where most people go half way across the country to Bumthang, you will travel from Paro in the west, all the way across the country to Mongar in the east, and into India at Guwahati.

Experience Bhutan and its people by meeting families, seeing a variety of festivals, staying in small hotels and sampling regional foods. Travel routes in Bhutan may be somewhat limited, but what you do in the country is as broad as your imagination.

The Amankora program takes you into the ancient Kingdom of Bhutan for an adventure into the hearts and lands of charming farmers, fascinating weavers, enchanting monks and charismatic leaders.

Trek off the traditional tourist routes up to a village that has seen minimal westerners to date. In April, as you walk, the hills will be covered with rhododendrons in bloom, and in October, people will be harvesting their crops.