Tour Overview
- Duration: 7 Days
- Best Season: Mar - May & Sep - Nov
- Difficulty: Easy-Moderate
Dive into the thrill of fly fishing in Bhutan, a rare paradise for anglers set amidst breathtaking Himalayan landscapes. This 7-day adventure blends fishing expeditions with immersive cultural sightseeing, giving you the best of both worlds. Reserve your spot now and experience a journey unlike any other.
Bhutan remains one of the world’s least-explored sport fishing destinations, where rivers and streams flow largely untouched. With around 40 fish species recorded—and new discoveries still being made—the kingdom continues to captivate fishing enthusiasts. The prized snow trout, along with healthy populations of brown trout introduced decades ago, make for rewarding catches.
Your fishing grounds range from wide rivers to crystal-clear spring streams at elevations between 1,200 m and 3,000 m. The best seasons are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), when waters and weather align for perfect angling. Beyond fishing, the tour enriches the experience with Bhutan’s deep-rooted heritage, stunning monasteries, and the serene mountain environment.
Key Highlights:
Duration: 6 nights / 7 days
Activities: Fly fishing, cultural sightseeing & village exploration
Cultural Highlights: Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Bhutanese cuisine, traditional attire
Wellness: Relax with a traditional hot stone bath
Best Season: All year (best: Mar–May & Sep–Nov)
Tentative Itinerary
- One of the most breathtaking mountain flights in the world, the journey to Paro offers a continuously shifting view of some of the world's highest peaks. Once customs procedures are completed, our representative from Found Bhutan will meet you at the Paro airport exit doors.
- Our team extends a warm traditional welcome and accompanies you to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. Enjoy a scenic journey of just over an hour to reach Thimphu, where you'll check into our hotel and savor a delightful lunch. Explore the afternoon by visiting the Memorial Chorten, a tribute to the late 3rd king, and take in the serene atmosphere. Venture to the Buddha Point at Kuensel Phodrang, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the lowlands, before returning to your hotel to prepare for the adventures of the upcoming day. Your overnight stay in Thimphu, at an altitude of 2400m, promises a tranquil and comfortable experience.
- Following a leisurely breakfast, we'll set out for the fishing destination to test our angling skills. With the right flies, you can expect to encounter various trout species, including snow trout and catfish. If you wish, we can continue our day with an evening city sightseeing tour. Enjoy your overnight stay in Thimphu, where memorable experiences and comfortable accommodations await.
- Kickstart your day with an early meal, and then delve into the rich cultural heritage of Thimphu. Alternatively, immerse yourself in the serene art of fishing at various spots throughout the day. Bhutan's strong religious ties make fishing a people-friendly and peaceful pursuit, occasionally even in still waters. As we arrive in Paro, you'll check in at your hotel and unwind or opt to explore the charming, compact town of Paro. Your overnight stay in Paro, at an elevation of 2200m, promises a tranquil experience amidst the stunning Bhutanese landscapes.
- Haa provides an incredible opportunity for catch and release fishing, and we'll spend our evening in the timeless Haa valley, which opened its doors to tourists not too long ago. Here, you can expect to encounter similar fish species and catla in the Haa river. While en-route, we may embark on a scenic hike around Chelela Pass and visit the enchanting Kila Gonpa Nunnery, adding to the adventure. The rest of your day will be dedicated to exploring the charming town of Haa, promising a unique cultural experience. Enjoy your overnight stay in Haa, nestled at an elevation of 2250m, amidst the tranquility of Bhutan's stunning landscapes.
- Following a leisurely breakfast, we'll venture to the fishing spot to savor some angling moments before heading back to Paro. In Paro, enjoy a lunch break in the town and then explore the treasures of the National Museum of Paro, showcasing an array of Bhutan's religious artifacts. Next, visit Paro Dzong, the grand citadel dating back to the 17th century. A delightful walk from the fortress to the street head leads you to the picturesque cantilever wooden bridge spanning the Paro river. Conclude your day with an overnight stay in Paro, where the beauty of Bhutan's culture and landscapes unfolds around you.
- For the majority of travelers, the Taktsang Monastery is a must-see sight. During the Tshechu Festival, it is more prosperous with almost all the visitors taking the hike. To get to Taktsang Monastery, the most well-known holy site in Bhutan, you must hike for around 2.5 hours. The view terrace, which is situated at the halfway point of the hiking trail, offers a place to relax.
- As your trip in the magical country of Bhutan draw to a close, take away priceless memories, fresh insights, and a profound respect for Bhutan's opulent natural surroundings and rich cultural legacy.
- Your tour guide will assist you in boarding the plane for your next location.










