Tour Description

Bhutan is a fascinating country ideally situated in the majestic Himalayas. Its pure natural beauty and amazing man-made charm make it a popular tourist destination. Plan a Bhutan tour and let yourself be enchanted by its pristine natural beauty, majestic mountains, awe-inspiring Buddhist monasteries, ancient temples, gushing waterfalls, and rich cultural heritage. It is known for its terraced rice fields and chili pepper production. Bhutan is the perfect place to relax in the great outdoors. Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross National Product. Thimphu, Paro, Punakha, and Wangdue are major tourist destinations in Bhutan.

  • Paro – 2 Nights
  • Thimphu- 2 Nights
  • Punakha- 2 Nights

DAYWISE TOUR ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival in Paro

A flight to Paro is one of the world’s greatest mountain flights, offering ever-changing panoramas of some of the highest mountains on earth. This beautiful valley is home to some of Bhutan’s ancient monasteries and forts, as well as the country’s only international airport. Our representative will meet you at the airport and provide the necessary assistance to complete all immigration and customs formalities.

In the afternoon, visit Paro, including a visit to Ta Dzong, which houses the National Museum of Bhutan and exhibits religious relics, artworks, and handicrafts that provide a great orientation of Bhutan’s historical, cultural and religious past. Enjoy sightseeing in

Afterward, visit Rin Phong He Dzong to see paintings of the great Saint Milarepa, considered a master of meditation and believed by the Bhutanese people to have attained enlightenment. A dzong is a large monastic and district administrative center that was once a strategic stronghold. Overnight at a hotel in Paro.

Day 2 begins with a trek to the famous Taktsang Monastery after a delicious breakfast at the hotel. It is located on a cliff about 900 meters above the ground. It was the meditation cave of the great sage Guru Rinpoche. In the afternoon drive to Kichu Lhakhang. Kichu Monastery is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan. It was built to subdue the demons terrorizing the people of the region.
Kichu is one of the oldest monasteries and contains many important relics. The 7th-century Joo Shakyamuni statue is considered one of the temple’s most important relics.

After an early breakfast, he begins his day of sightseeing, visiting the Memorial Chorten (1974). The temple was first started by her third king as a memorial to world peace but was complicated by her queen dowager as a memorial stupa for the late King Jigmeoldji, her Wangchuck King who died in 1972.

One of his most important museums, the National Textile Museum, opened to the public in 2001. A visit to the museum provides an up-close and personal experience of the vibrant national textile arts, with rotating exhibits within the museum highlighting the key weaving techniques used to create beautiful Bhutanese textiles. It also gives you the chance to see the different styles and outfits of men and women from different parts of Bhutan. Tashi Cho Dzong:

It is the seat of the national government and the central monastery that contains the summer residence of Je Khenpo (Bhutan’s chief abbot). Simply Bhutan Museum:

You can embrace the cultural, traditional way of life, Bhutanese architecture and Bhutanese lifestyle. Overnight at hotel.

Today we will drive 3 hours by car to Punakha, the ancient capital of Bhutan. On the way, we will visit the Do Chula Pass. If the weather permits, we will stop at Do Chula for a while to see the Himalayas. On the way, visit Chimi Lhakhang edited by Lama Drukpa Kuenley. He subdued the demon with “Magic Raiden”. The temple is also called “the temple of fertility”.

After lunch, enjoy a trip to Yabesa village and trek through rice fields to Kamsam Yuery Namgyal Chorten.

Refreshed, he heads to Gangtey, on the way he visits the ruins (outside) of Wangdi Podangzong, built in 1638 and destroyed by fire in 2011. And now it’s being remodeled. Legend has it that when people were searching for the location of Dzong, four crows were seen flying in his four directions. This is considered auspicious and marks the spread of Buddhism to the four purposes of the compass. The Dzong is located at the confluence of the Mochu and Tenchu waterways. Continue to Gangtey. Visit Gangtey Gompa in Gangtey.

The current Abbott Kunzang Pema Namgyal is in its 9th reunion. This is a Nyingma religious community and is affiliated with other Nyingma monasteries that incorporate Tamsin in Bumthang. Explore Phobjikha Gorge, popular for its cranes in winter. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast, drive to Thimphu for approximately 5-6 hours. In your leisure time, you can stroll around Thimphu town and visit other markets where you can pick up handicrafts and authentic Bhutanese products. Thimphu City Tour gives you the best insight into the development of Bhutan. You can visit the many international hotel chains, disco pubs, and karaoke to relax.

It’s time to leave early in the morning and go home. All that remains is to cherish the memories in Bhutan. Traski Derek.

Tour Inclusions:

√ Daily breakfast and dinner.

√ Meet at the airport upon arrival.

√ Services of a guide with only part of the Bhutan itinerary.

√ Vehicle and guide will accompany after 09:00 Hours – 17:00 Hours for use depending on the itinerary.

√ The hotel has a very strict policy regarding children. Please be sure to bring proof of your child’s age.

√ Goods and services tax applicable.

√ 1 bottle of water per person per day.

Tour Exclusions:

Χ Any activities / Optional

Χ Any flight fare / Train fare.

Χ Early check in / late check-out at hotels (Subject to availability)

Χ Tipping to guide, drive etc.

Χ The route on the day may change depending on the ground conditions. *In-car air conditioning and music systems do not operate in hilly areas.
Χ Additional costs due to factors beyond our control.