Bhutan Wildlife Tour Packages

Experience pristine wilderness, encounter Bengal tigers, and witness the magic of untouched nature

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Snow Leopard Expeditions

Track the elusive ghost of the mountains in Bhutan's high-altitude wilderness

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Black-Necked Crane Watching

Witness the graceful migration of Bhutan's sacred cranes in pristine valleys

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Wildlife Photography Expeditions

Capture stunning wildlife moments with expert guides and photographers

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Why Choose Bhutan for Wildlife Adventures?

Bhutan's pristine ecosystems and conservation commitment make it a wildlife paradise

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Big Cat Encounters

Home to Bengal tigers, leopards, and the elusive snow leopard. Royal Manas National Park offers the best tiger spotting opportunities in the Himalayas.

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Rare Bird Species

Over 770 bird species including the sacred black-necked cranes, white-bellied heron, and Himalayan monal pheasant in protected sanctuaries.

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Pristine Ecosystems

70% forest cover with untouched wilderness from subtropical forests to alpine meadows, providing diverse habitats for rare wildlife.

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Conservation Leadership

World's only carbon-negative country with strong Buddhist conservation ethics, ensuring sustainable wildlife viewing and protection.

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Photography Paradise

Perfect lighting conditions and diverse landscapes offer exceptional wildlife photography opportunities with expert local guides.

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Scientific Research

Participate in ongoing conservation research and citizen science projects while contributing to wildlife protection efforts.

Bhutan Wildlife Tour Packages

Choose from our expertly crafted wildlife adventures designed for nature enthusiasts and photographers

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Essential Wildlife Explorer

₹55,000 per person

5 Days / 4 Nights

Royal Manas National Park safari
Bird watching at Phobjikha Valley
Expert naturalist guide
3-star eco-lodge accommodation
All meals & transportation
Wildlife photography tips

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Premium Wildlife Adventure

₹95,000 per person

8 Days / 7 Nights

Tiger tracking in Royal Manas
Snow leopard expedition (Jigme Dorji NP)
Black-necked crane watching
Photography workshop with expert
4-star boutique lodge stays
Cultural monastery visits
Professional wildlife guide

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Luxury

Ultimate Wildlife Expedition

₹1,65,000 per person

12 Days / 11 Nights

Multi-park wildlife expedition
Exclusive snow leopard tracking
Tiger safari with camera traps
Conservation research participation
Luxury eco-resort accommodation
Private wildlife photographer guide
Helicopter transfers included

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Wildlife Species Guide

Discover the incredible biodiversity of Bhutan's protected wilderness areas

Bengal Tiger

Endangered

Royal Manas National Park is home to these magnificent predators. Best spotting season: November-March.

140-220 kg 95% chance

Snow Leopard

Vulnerable

The elusive ghost of the mountains found in Jigme Dorji National Park above 3,000m altitude.

22-55 kg 40% chance

Common Leopard

Near Threatened

Adaptable cats found across various elevations from tropical forests to alpine regions.

28-90 kg 70% chance

Red Panda

Endangered

Adorable bamboo eaters found in temperate forests between 2,200-4,800m elevation.

3-6 kg 60% chance

Black-necked Crane

Vulnerable

Sacred cranes that migrate to Phobjikha Valley. November-March viewing season.

139 cm 90% chance

Himalayan Monal

Least Concern

Nepal's national bird with stunning iridescent plumage found in high-altitude forests.

70 cm 85% chance

White-bellied Heron

Critically Endangered

Extremely rare with less than 1,000 individuals worldwide. Found near pristine rivers.

127 cm 20% chance

Rufous-necked Hornbill

Vulnerable

Largest hornbill in Bhutan found in tropical and subtropical forests of southern regions.

117 cm 75% chance

Himalayan Black Bear

Vulnerable

Also known as Asian Black Bear, found in dense forests throughout Bhutan's mountains.

65-150 kg 50% chance

Golden Langur

Endangered

Endemic to Bhutan and Assam, these golden primates are found in subtropical forests.

9-12 kg 65% chance

Bhutan Takin

Vulnerable

Bhutan's national animal, a unique bovid found in temperate grasslands and forests.

250-350 kg 80% chance

Blue Sheep (Bharal)

Least Concern

Primary prey species for snow leopards, found in alpine regions above 3,000m.

35-75 kg 90% chance

Conservation Experiences

Participate in meaningful conservation efforts while experiencing Bhutan's wildlife

Camera Trap Research

Assist wildlife biologists in setting up and monitoring camera traps to study tiger and leopard populations. Learn about behavioral patterns and contribute to important conservation data.

Install motion-sensor cameras
Analyze wildlife footage
GPS mapping of territories
Behavioral pattern documentation

Bird Migration Monitoring

Join ornithologists in tracking and documenting bird migration patterns, especially the sacred black-necked cranes. Contribute to long-term ecological studies.

Bird banding and tagging
Migration route mapping
Population count surveys
Habitat assessment

Forest Restoration Projects

Participate in reforestation efforts and habitat restoration to maintain Bhutan's forest cover while creating corridors for wildlife movement.

Native tree planting
Invasive species removal
Soil conservation techniques
Water source protection

Community Education Programs

Work with local communities to promote human-wildlife coexistence through education programs and sustainable livelihood initiatives.

Wildlife awareness workshops
Eco-tourism training
Sustainable farming practices
Cultural conservation activities