Ace Holidays aims to make your trip rewarding, satisfying, and interesting in Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet at a reasonable price.
Ace Holidays' team provides you a complete service, satisfies you 100% and takes you to the interesting places of Nepal, Bhutan ,and Tibet.
The local guides and porters of Ace Holidays lead you, accompany you, and care you in the Himalayan Regions of Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet.
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Ace Holidays' Homestay Trek familiarizes with Gorkha village's culture, festivals, and lifestyles.
According to the educationists, education is also an interaction between the students and the nature.
Ace Holidays also arranges ceremony, such as ‘Wed in Nepal.’ Trekking cum wedding is enjoying and bonding.
Photography Tour takes to the spell bounding destinations of Nepal, which impresses eyes, heart, and mind.
Mongar and Trashigang festivals take place in Mongar Dzong and Trashigang Dzong respectively. Mongar Dzong was built in the 19th century and was restored in 1953 and 1990 after it was demolished by fire. From Mongar, you head off to attend Trashigang festival, which introduces you to the rich culture of Bhutan. In both the festivals, you see the masked dancers whirling, religious purification taking place, and the attendees receiving blessing.
Before attending Mongar and Trashigang festivals, you see the view of the eastern Himalayas. Also, you see the pristine view through the hotel window from Wangdue. Later, you hike to a see a picturesque Lobesa valley and then drive to Gangtey, which is a glacial valley on the slope of the Black Mountain National Park. It is also one of the most important wildlife preserves of Bhutan. The Phobjikha valley is surrounded by the beautiful pine covered hills. On the way, you see red pandas, sleeping in the trees, and at the central of the valley, you see a small ridge rising at a distance. You also see Gantey Gompa, one of the oldest Nyingma Buddhist monasteries of Bhutan.
From the Gangtey monastery, you can see a large green expanse, particularly of the Phobjikha valley. The road to Mongar traverses pine forests, the Choekor valley, and the central Bumthang. The itinerary of Mongar and Trashigang festivals also includes Tiger’s Nest that clings to the edge of a sheer rock cliff that plunges 900 m into the Paro valley. History states that Guru Padmasambhava, the Tantric mystic who had brought Buddhism to Bhutan, landed here on the back of a flying tigress from Tibet. Many Bhutanese believe that he is the protector saint of Bhutan.
