6 days
March-May & August- Dec
Meals on Full Board
3 Star Deluxe Hotels
Day 01: Arrival at Paro and transfer to Thimpu
Day 02: Thimphu Sightseeing
Day 03: Thimphu to Punakha
Day 04: Punakha to Paro via Wangdi
Day 05: Hike to Taksang Monestary (Tiger's Nest) and Paro Valley tour
Day 06: Departure from Paro
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Day 01: Arrival at Paro (2,250m/ 7380ft) and Transfer to Thimpu (2,350m / 7708ft)
Your flight to Paro will offer us breathtaking views of the Himalayan peak. Our local representatives will pick you up at the airport and transfer you to your hotel. You can take the remaining day to stroll around the streets of the Thimpu and might also want to try the traditional hot stone bath. Overnight at a hotel.
Day 02: Thimpu Sightseeing (2,350m / 7708ft)
Thimpu, the capital city of Bhutan, is a beautiful valley in the heart of the Himalayas. Because Bhutan adopts a strict development policy that incorporates traditional and cultural essence with infrastructure development, Thimpu exudes a traditional Bhutanese lifestyle. This quiet capital city of Bhutan has many Dzongs, the oldest of which is the Sirntokha Dzong. One of the main attractions of the day will be visiting the Tashicchodzong, which leaves an impression from the banks of Wangchu, the Thimpu River.
Day 03: Thimphu to Punakha (3,050m/10004ft)
After breakfast, we will drive to Punakha. We will stop at the Dochula Pass, a hill station with impressive 108 stupas. Dochula Pass also acts as a viewpoint from where some impressive views of the Himalayan Mountains can be enjoyed. We will start hiking from there and head toward Lumtsese. The trail for the day will be completely beautiful with diverse vegetation and wildflowers. At Lumtesese, our car will be waiting for us and we will drive to Punakha where we will spend the night.
Day 04: Punakha to Paro via Wangdi (2,250m/ 7321ft)
The highlight of the day will be the visit to the âTemple of Fertilityâ. We will take a car to Paro from where we will start our hike by heading towards the Temple of Fertility, which was built by a controversial monk called Lama Drukpa Kuenley in the 15th century. He believed that salvation could be attained through sex. Over time, the belief that the temple blesses fertility became popular which eventually helped the templeâs popularity. Once we arrive at Paro, we will use the remaining day to stroll around Paro valley.
Day 05: Hike to Taksang Monastery (Tigerâs Nest) (2,250m/ 7321ft) and Paro Valley tour
We will ascend up to Bhutanâs most sacred monastery- The Taksang Monastery. Buddhist Guru Padmasambhava used to meditate in this holy site where the monastery was later built in 1692. Hanging prayer flags surrounds the rocky ascent and you will also see âtsa-tsasâ which contain ashes of the dead on the ledges near the monastery. While entering the holy premises of the Taksang Monastery, you will need to leave your shoes, bags, cameras, cell phones, and other electronic appliances at the gate. Being inside the Tigerâs nest is a serene and soul-soothing experience. After spending quality time in the Taksang Monastery premises, we will return to Paro where we will spend the night.
Day 06: Deparure from Paro
After breakfast, we will transfer you to the airport for taking a flight to your onward destination.
✅ All airport and hotel transportation by private vehicle as per the itinerary suggested.
✅ Deluxe twin-sharing accommodation with breakfast
✅ Farewell dinner(Alcoholic beverages are excluded)
✅ Travel costs within itineraries
✅ Government Registered guide (English speaking, First Aid and Eco trained)
✅ All necessary paper works, entry fees, and permits
✅ First aid exclusive medical kit bag
✅ All government and local taxes
❌ Visa fees
❌ International airfare to and from Bhutan
❌ Lunch and dinner apart from the tour except for welcome & fare well dinner
❌ Any extra night accommodations because of early arrival, late departure, and early return from the tour (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary plan
❌ Travel and rescue insurance
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The currency in Bhutan is Indian rupee. Though other currency is also accepted in the country, the main currency in Bhutan is Indian rupees.
The most spoken language is Dzongkha. Some people also speaks Nepali and Hindi in Bhutan but the main language of the people is Dzongkha.
There was the bilateral relations between Bhutan and India in past. They have shared a special relationship where Bhutan is a protected but not protectorate state of India.
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