In addition to its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Bhutan is an up-and-coming destination for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE). With its serene ambiance, well-preserved traditions, and modern facilities, Bhutan offers a unique setting for hosting corporate events.

Thimphu 

The capital of Bhutan, Thimphu is the hub of administrative, economic, and cultural activities. It hosts numerous luxury spots with state-of-the-art conference facilities, spacious meeting rooms  equipped with modern amenities, and high-speed internet. The venues not only combine traditional Bhutanese architecture with world-class hospitality, they come with cuisine and hospitality that are true to the essence of Bhutan.

Most of these spots are at favorable locations thus  allowing them to explore a little bit of Bhutan while  they are on business.

You can enjoy the cold winter air or the summer monsoon, all with a view.

Paro

Right where the international airport is, the picturesque valley of Paro is home to luxury resorts and hotels as well. These hotels and resorts offer a tranquil setting for MICE activities amidst nature's splendor with their scenic conference rooms that are guaranteed to foster a conducive environment of discussion and development.

On rest days, you can hike up to the Tiger’s Nest or go for a stall in the quaint town of Paro, meet the locals, and immerse yourself in the culture.

No matter the time of the year, you can enjoy a sunlit session of work or leisure with a view that is to die for! 

Punakha

The former capital of Bhutan, Punakha is home to the majestic Punakha Dzong. Its tranquil air, hospitable people, and good food make it perfect for MICE events. During the summer, it gets a little warm but it hosts venues with air conditioning and marvelous view.

In the winter, it is just the right temperature to get your brain running while enjoying the picturesque Punakha Valley.

Bumthang

Often considered to be the cultural heartland of Bhutan, Bumthang is known for its ancient temples, monasteries,  cultural beauty, and the mystical stories that originate from its lands. It is home to yathra the Bhutanese fabric now commonly used for jackets and bags, made from the wool of the yak. A little distance from it, you can feast your sight on the colors and intricate designs of kushuthara.

A few hours' drive from the Paro International Airport and the capital, Bumthang, despite its remoteness, offers marvelous venues for MICE events. 

Wangdue Phodrang

Another place a few hours away from the capital is Wangdue Phodrang. Another district with scenic landscapes and modern conference facilities in hotels and resorts suitable for hosting small to medium-sized MICE events.

Like Punakha, Wangdue Phodrang too is an ideal place for MICE events in the winter, owing to its temperature.