Phobjikha & black-necked cranes
Each winter, black-necked cranes return to the open wetlands of Phobjikha — a glacial valley of mist, farmland and mountain quiet.
Wild Bhutan
Protected landscapes, alpine meadows and forested valleys where wildlife and quiet still share the same ground.
Each winter, black-necked cranes return to the open wetlands of Phobjikha — a glacial valley of mist, farmland and mountain quiet.
From subtropical foothills to alpine scrub, Bhutan’s elevation bands support remarkable biodiversity. Conservation is central to how land and tourism are managed.
Guided wildlife and birdwatching itineraries follow seasonal movements and carefully chosen habitats across central and western valleys.
Dagala, Jomolhari, Laya–Gasa and the legendary Snowman Trek offer routes through high meadows, remote villages and mountain passes.



