Overview

Bhutan, dubbed “The Land of Thunderbolt,” is still one of the least-known and-visited countries, even among India’s young travel lovers. However, there is a vast list of forts, temples, and other Buddhist relics, as well as trekking and shopping places, that are well worth visiting. The country is known as the “Last Shangri-La,” with magnificent valleys, breathtaking Himalayas, and a plethora of unusual animals and plants. Rivers that originate in the Himalayas flow across the valleys, mesmerizing visitors with their grandeur. The greatest tourist places in Bhutan must be on your agenda if you are visiting the Land of the Thunder Dragon. They provide a kaleidoscope of scenery and experiences.

Speciality

Thimpu
GasaDzong
Bhutan postal museum and paper making factory
Paro Rinpung Dzong
Tiger's Nest Monastery hike

Day 1 :

Arrival in Tribhun International airport Kathmandu and departure to hotel. Overnight at hotel In Kathmandu.

Day 2 :

Paro and THIMPHU

Ta Dzong
Paro Dzong/ Rimpung Dzong
Tachogang Temple
Tashi Choe Dzong
Dinner at Zombala 2 Restaurant
Overnight at Thimphu

Day 3 :

THIMPHU-PUNAKHA

Dochu la Pass
Fertility museum/ Chimi Lhakhang
Khamsum Yulley Namgyal
Punakha Dzong
Punakha Suspension Bridge
Overnight at Punakha

Day 4 :

PUNAKHA- GANTEY

Phojikha Valley
Black nack Crane Center
Drink tea overlook valley
Overnight at Gantey

Day 5 :

GANTEY- PUNAKHA-THIMPHU

National Memorial Chorten
Buddha Point
Takin Zoo
Lunch at Folk Heritage Museum Restaurant
Thimphu Clock tower and exploration walk in Main Street
Overnight at Thimphu.

Day 6 :

THIMPHU-CHELE LA PASS- PARO

Chele la pass view point
Dumtse Lhakhang
Try Traditional Custom( Complementary for 1 day)
Archery at Farmhouse (not included)
Shopping/ exploration walk in Paro Main Street
Overnight Paro

Day 7 :

HIKE TAKSHANG

Takshang Hike
Kichu Lhakhang
Overnight at Paro

Day 8 :

Paro to Kathmandu flight and arrival in Kathmandu.

Day 9 :

DEPARTURE: Kathmandu