Join David Sirgany and Sacred Himalaya Travel for a unique 13 day yoga and trekking adventure. Yoga sessions will be in the tradition of BKS Iyengar and include both asana (poses) and pranayama (yogic breathing practice). The yoga sessions will be appropriate for all levels, and beginners are welcome! Attend a religious festival with colorful masked dances and traditional music, and hike the breathtaking four day Druk Path Trek. Known for its natural beauty and stunning views of Himalayan peaks, you will be camping in sacred places including next to a Buddhist monastery and a beautiful alpine lake.

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This journey takes you across the stunning geography of Bhutan from East to West. From its bordering lowland to its high passes fluttering with prayer flags. On the way, visit villages renowned for their traditions of dyeing, weaving, cutting, stitching and embroidery. The preparation of wool, wild silk, cotton, nettle, hemp and yak fibers continue today as they have for centuries as village women create textiles of stunning beauty. Experience Bhutanese gentle hospitality and good humor. Overnight in a weavers village. Join a sacred festival in Bumthang, Bhutan’s spiritual heartland, as villagers come to celebrate in their finest heirloom woven robes. Climb to Taksang, or Tigers Nest, a sacred monastery perched on a hillside overlooking Paro valley. Our guides from the East have deep knowledge of their local language, textile traditions and culture.

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Winter is a time of weaving and Eastern women are Bhutan’s most celebrated weavers. Explore the remote Eastern reaches of Bhutan where shuttles and looms make daily music and cloth is considered precious. Set in the astonishing landscape of the Himalayas, Bhutan’s Eastern Sharchop people’s generous and fun loving ways will warmly welcome you. Attend a traditional, colorful sacred festival in Mongar. Overnight in a weaver’s farmhouse in the village of Khoma. Experiment with vegetable dyes in Radi. Our guides from the East have deep knowledge of their local language,
textile traditions and culture.

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