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Bhutan, often referred to as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon," is a mystical kingdom nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, offering a unique blend of untouched natural beauty, vibrant culture, and spiritual heritage. Known for its remoteness and preserved traditions, Bhutan is one of the last remaining sanctuaries of natural and cultural purity in the world. With its awe-inspiring mountains, lush valleys, and dense forests, Bhutan offers a haven for nature lovers, trekkers, and those seeking tranquility away from the bustle of modern life. The country's rich cultural and religious heritage is reflected in its ancient monasteries, temples, and fortresses. Thimphu, the capital city, is a beautiful fusion of modernity and tradition, where visitors can explore significant sites like the Buddha Point, Memorial Chorten, and Tashichhoedzong. The city also offers a deep dive into Bhutan's cultural heritage at museums like the Simply Bhutan Museum and the Textile Museum. Paro, another key destination, is home to iconic landmarks such as the Ta Dzong (National Museum), Rinpung Dzong, and the famous Taktshang Monastery, also known as the "Tiger’s Nest." This revered site, perched high on a cliff, draws visitors with its spiritual significance and breathtaking views. Bhutan's beauty extends beyond its cultural landmarks. The pristine environment, coupled with its diverse flora and fauna, makes it an ideal destination for eco-tourism. The country’s unique approach to sustainability, which places a strong emphasis on environmental conservation and Gross National Happiness, further enhances its allure as a peaceful retreat. For travelers seeking spiritual enrichment, Bhutan’s monasteries and sacred sites offer an opportunity for reflection and meditation, making it a truly transformative destination.
Now that you’re all set for your Bhutan Tour
arrive on time at the International Airport to check-in for the early morning
flight. You’ll enter the magical world of Bhutan in just a couple of hours as
you land at Paro International Airport.
The flight is undoubtedly a treat for the eyes, what with mesmerizing views of the Himalayas and picturesque sights of the extensive Paro Valley! As you enter the Paro region, you’ll see the beautiful, crystalline Pa Chhu (Paro) river meandering down the valley, fertile rice fields, and exemplary pieces of architecture such as Bhutan dzong.
Kuzuzangpo
La! Welcome to Bhutan, The Kingdom of Happiness
Our team will be eagerly waiting for you at
the airport’s exit terminal. Just complete the immigration formalities and
collect your baggage, and you’re in for a warm welcome. From Paro airport, we’ll start our drive
towards Thimphu, the Happiness Kingdom’s capital city. Located at an approximate
height of 2500 m in the Thimphu Valley, this vibrant city is an hour’s drive
from the airport.
We’ll take you on a scenic drive along the Paro River and the Wang Chu (Thimphu) River, passing timeless villages within the countryside. Get ready for the first glance of Thimphu as we approach Simtokha Dzong.
Upon arrival, check-in at one of our finest selections
of Bhutan hotels. A memorable stay guaranteed!
Don’t worry, we won’t keep your stomachs
growling for long. Just freshen up at the hotel, and we drive you to a cozy
restaurant for lunch. Along with other cuisines, you can try delicious
Bhutanese foods right away! Have a good rest before we start our tour tomorrow.
Overnight at the hotel.
Now that you’re all set for your Bhutan Tour
arrive on time at the International Airport to check-in for the early morning
flight. You’ll enter the magical world of Bhutan in just a couple of hours as
you land at Paro International Airport.
The flight is undoubtedly a treat for the eyes, what with mesmerizing views of the Himalayas and picturesque sights of the extensive Paro Valley! As you enter the Paro region, you’ll see the beautiful, crystalline Pa Chhu (Paro) river meandering down the valley, fertile rice fields, and exemplary pieces of architecture such as Bhutan dzong.
Kuzuzangpo
La! Welcome to Bhutan, The Kingdom of Happiness
Our team will be eagerly waiting for you at
the airport’s exit terminal. Just complete the immigration formalities and
collect your baggage, and you’re in for a warm welcome. From Paro airport, we’ll start our drive
towards Thimphu, the Happiness Kingdom’s capital city. Located at an approximate
height of 2500 m in the Thimphu Valley, this vibrant city is an hour’s drive
from the airport.
We’ll take you on a scenic drive along the Paro River and the Wang Chu (Thimphu) River, passing timeless villages within the countryside. Get ready for the first glance of Thimphu as we approach Simtokha Dzong.
Upon arrival, check-in at one of our finest selections
of Bhutan hotels. A memorable stay guaranteed!
Don’t worry, we won’t keep your stomachs
growling for long. Just freshen up at the hotel, and we drive you to a cozy
restaurant for lunch. Along with other cuisines, you can try delicious
Bhutanese foods right away! Have a good rest before we start our tour tomorrow.
Overnight at the hotel.
We hope you had a good night s sleep in beautiful Bhutan!
Enjoy the hotels satiating breakfast before we begin our Thimphu tour today.
Memorial Chorten,
dedicated to the founder of modern Bhutan. This tall, four-storeyed structure
contains statues and symbols of several Tantricdeities, undoubtedly ranking among
the must-visit tourist places in Bhutan.ExperiencethefantasticsightoflocalscircumambulatingtheChorten,
holding prayer beads and murmuring the divine prayers.
National Library.
This 20th-century building houses major historical evidence in the form of documents
and photos. Also, you will find the world’s biggestpublishedbookherethatweighs68kgandis2metres
in height.
Buddha Dordenma,
made in line with increasing the Bhutan happiness index. This sitting statue of
Buddha measures 169 feet in height and is filled with 1,25,000 shorter Buddha
statues. One of the world’s most giant Buddha statues, Buddha Dordenma, with
its peaceful and assuring appearance, draws innumerable tourists towards it.
Also, this spot offers spectacular views of the Thimphu Valley.
Arts and crafts at the
Institute of Zorig Chusum. Enjoy taking photographs of students learning to
paint religious pictures on canvas, carve masks and statues from wood, and
embroider clothes and footwear. What’s more, you can even buy one of such artworks
at a fairprice!
Folk Heritage Museum
displays the impressive traditions and gives a glimpse of the country's
history. A one-of-its kind "living"museum, visitors get to enjoy the
Bhutanese songs, folk dances and finger-licious cuisine. One can actually live
thecountry's culture by trying on traditional clothes and archery.
Takin Reserve Centre.
Takin are related to sheep and weigh up 650 kgs. According to the local
folktale, the Devine Madman, Drukpa Kunley, created the Takin by joining the
goat’s head in the body of the Cow. This interesting animal is an endangered
species found only in few pockets of the Himalayas.
TashichhoDzong, an
impressive structure located just on the out skirts of Thimphu. One of Bhutans
most iconic monuments, the Tashichho Dzong houses His Majesty’s throne room and
several government offices. This massive fortress is also the summer residence
of the central monastic body.
We hope you had a good night s sleep in beautiful Bhutan!
Enjoy the hotels satiating breakfast before we begin our Thimphu tour today.
Memorial Chorten,
dedicated to the founder of modern Bhutan. This tall, four-storeyed structure
contains statues and symbols of several Tantricdeities, undoubtedly ranking among
the must-visit tourist places in Bhutan.ExperiencethefantasticsightoflocalscircumambulatingtheChorten,
holding prayer beads and murmuring the divine prayers.
National Library.
This 20th-century building houses major historical evidence in the form of documents
and photos. Also, you will find the world’s biggestpublishedbookherethatweighs68kgandis2metres
in height.
Buddha Dordenma,
made in line with increasing the Bhutan happiness index. This sitting statue of
Buddha measures 169 feet in height and is filled with 1,25,000 shorter Buddha
statues. One of the world’s most giant Buddha statues, Buddha Dordenma, with
its peaceful and assuring appearance, draws innumerable tourists towards it.
Also, this spot offers spectacular views of the Thimphu Valley.
Arts and crafts at the
Institute of Zorig Chusum. Enjoy taking photographs of students learning to
paint religious pictures on canvas, carve masks and statues from wood, and
embroider clothes and footwear. What’s more, you can even buy one of such artworks
at a fairprice!
Folk Heritage Museum
displays the impressive traditions and gives a glimpse of the country's
history. A one-of-its kind "living"museum, visitors get to enjoy the
Bhutanese songs, folk dances and finger-licious cuisine. One can actually live
thecountry's culture by trying on traditional clothes and archery.
Takin Reserve Centre.
Takin are related to sheep and weigh up 650 kgs. According to the local
folktale, the Devine Madman, Drukpa Kunley, created the Takin by joining the
goat’s head in the body of the Cow. This interesting animal is an endangered
species found only in few pockets of the Himalayas.
TashichhoDzong, an
impressive structure located just on the out skirts of Thimphu. One of Bhutans
most iconic monuments, the Tashichho Dzong houses His Majesty’s throne room and
several government offices. This massive fortress is also the summer residence
of the central monastic body.
Chuzom, the meeting point ofrivers Thimphu and Paro. You’ll enjoy walking on the Chuzom bridge. Also, at this fascinating spot, you’ll find three stunning chortens of Tibetan, Nepali, and Bhutanese styles. We’re going to have a tough job interrupting your photography and reminding you to get inside the waiting vehicle!
Photo stop atThamchok Lhakhang which is just a short drive from Chuzom, It’s a private temple under the ownership of a renowned iron chain bridge builder’s scion. You can see the great man’s creation even here - a fantastic chain bridge that leads to the temple.
National Museum (Ta Dzong). This hill-perched museum preserves the rich Bhutanese culture in the form of countless collections. Fine arts, bronze sculptures, jewellery, stuffed animals, stamps, and the list goes on. Another plus point of your museum visit is the spectacular view of Paro Valley from its viewpoint.
Paro
(Rinpung) Dzong. This 17th century, square-shaped
citadel with a central tower and motifed buildings is indeed an exemplary piece
of Bhutan architecture. Paro Dzong is the administrative centre of the town. It
houses courtyards, administrative offices, and a monastic area. Take the
experience of crossing the traditional cantilever bridge with a shingle roof
and a couple of watch houses on each end to our waiting vehicle.
Chuzom, the meeting point ofrivers Thimphu and Paro. You’ll enjoy walking on the Chuzom bridge. Also, at this fascinating spot, you’ll find three stunning chortens of Tibetan, Nepali, and Bhutanese styles. We’re going to have a tough job interrupting your photography and reminding you to get inside the waiting vehicle!
Photo stop atThamchok Lhakhang which is just a short drive from Chuzom, It’s a private temple under the ownership of a renowned iron chain bridge builder’s scion. You can see the great man’s creation even here - a fantastic chain bridge that leads to the temple.
National Museum (Ta Dzong). This hill-perched museum preserves the rich Bhutanese culture in the form of countless collections. Fine arts, bronze sculptures, jewellery, stuffed animals, stamps, and the list goes on. Another plus point of your museum visit is the spectacular view of Paro Valley from its viewpoint.
Paro
(Rinpung) Dzong. This 17th century, square-shaped
citadel with a central tower and motifed buildings is indeed an exemplary piece
of Bhutan architecture. Paro Dzong is the administrative centre of the town. It
houses courtyards, administrative offices, and a monastic area. Take the
experience of crossing the traditional cantilever bridge with a shingle roof
and a couple of watch houses on each end to our waiting vehicle.
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¨ Breakfast at the listed hotels
¨ Mineral water bottle daily
¨ 01 Certified English-speaking guide throughout the tour
(Bhutan Part) [01-12 Pax]
¨ 02 Certified English-speaking guides throughout the tour
(Bhutan Part) [13-18 Pax]
¨ Bhutan Sustainable Development Fee (Mandatory)
¨ Transportation and sightseeing on private as per the
itinerary only (Vehicle, NOT at disposal)
¨ Bhutan permit application and procurement in advance
¨ Entry ticket & Entrance fees to museums and monuments
¨ Flight Tickets
¨ Lunch/Dinner
¨ Travel insurance (recommended)
¨ Personal Insurance, evacuation and medical expenses of
any kind
¨ Expenses of personal nature like bar bills, telephone
calls, laundry, extra mileage and any extra costs incurred due to natural
calamities, flight delays etc.
¨ Gratuity / Tips to guide and driver