Farmhouses and Homestays

Staying in a farmhouse or homestay in Bhutan offers a truly immersive experience into the country’s rich traditions, warm hospitality, and serene way of life. Unlike hotels, these accommodations provide a first-hand glimpse into the daily lives of Bhutanese families, making it a perfect choice for travellers seeking authenticity.

Why Choose a Bhutanese Farmhouse or Homestay?

Authentic Cultural Experience – Live like a local, engaging in farming activities, cooking traditional Bhutanese meals, and learning about age-old customs.
Traditional Bhutanese Architecture – Experience the charm of wooden houses adorned with intricate carvings, colourful paintings, and classic Bhutanese motifs.
Warm Local Hospitality – Bhutanese families welcome guests with open hearts, treating them as part of their household.
Organic & Homemade Cuisine – Enjoy farm-to-table meals, with ingredients sourced directly from the surrounding fields. Don’t miss out on Ema Datshi (chilli and cheese stew), Bhutan’s beloved dish!
Stunning Natural Surroundings – Wake up to breathtaking views of lush valleys, rice terraces, and snow-capped mountains.

Paro Village View Homestay

Paro Village View Homestay, hosted by Tshering Om, offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Dzongdrakha village, near the historic Dzongdrakha Temple. Rooted in agriculture, this homestay provides an authentic experience of Bhutanese farm life, with organic farming practices, homegrown meals, and hands-on cooking sessions. Guests can enjoy serene valley views, unwind with a traditional hot stone bath, and immerse themselves in the simplicity and charm of rural Bhutanese living.

Travellers Village Homestay

Traveller Homestay, hosted by Choden, offers an immersive Bhutanese experience in the tranquil village of Nemjo, just outside Paro. With a century-old family home blending tradition and modern comforts, guests can enjoy organic farm-to-table meals, participate in daily farm activities, and unwind with a soothing hot stone bath. Whether seeking cultural immersion, outdoor adventures, or a peaceful retreat, Choden warmly welcomes visitors to experience the authentic charm of Bhutanese rural life.

Ugyen Village Homestay

Ugyen’s homestay offers a unique glimpse into Bhutanese heritage, set within a 400-year-old ancestral home that has been carefully preserved over generations. With a sacred altar on the top floor, a warm and welcoming space for guests on the second, and a living museum showcasing treasured artefacts on the ground floor, every corner of the house tells a story. Guests can enjoy traditional experiences like a hot stone bath, explore Bhutan’s national sport with Ugyen’s archery sessions, and immerse themselves in the rich cultural traditions of village life.

Lala Homestay

Lala’s homestay in Punakha offers a peaceful retreat nestled in the hills, overlooking the breathtaking Punakha Dzong. With a blend of tradition and comfort, guests can stay in charming villas, experience authentic Bhutanese farming life, and enjoy homegrown meals from the family’s paddy fields and orchard. Whether you’re a nature lover, photographer, or simply seeking tranquillity, this serene escape provides the perfect setting for cultural immersion and relaxation.