Homestay

A traditional Bhutanese farm house sitting on top of terraces.

Homestay

An opportunity to spend time with a Bhutanese family

Homestay

Being hosted in the family altar usually for single traveller.

Homestay

An opportunity to spend time with a Bhutanese family

Homestay

An opportunity to work along with the Bhutanese farmers

Homestay

Get yourself fully immersed in the life of a normal Bhutanese.

Homestay

Having breakfast with the host and guide.

Homestay

A photo of a homestay when the Druk Asia team was in Punakha.

Rating: 2 stars ★★☆☆☆

Homestay

Farmhouse homestays offer an authentic taste of Bhutanese family life. Guests share meals, stories and traditions with their hosts. It’s the most intimate way to experience local hospitality and daily life.

Home Stay allows the visitor an opportunity to spend their time with a Bhutanese family where they dine, work along with the Bhutanese farmers and get yourself fully immersed in the life of a normal Bhutanese. Location of the homestay can be arranged according to a visitor’s preference. To date, Druk Asia has had visitors having their homestay in Paro, Punakha, Gangtey, Wangdue; Bumthang. Below is some pictures of a homestay when the Druk Asia team was in Punakha for the Punakha Tshechu with PhotoInc photographer.

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