| Day | Acitivity |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrival in Paro and drive to Thimpu (2400M) |
| Day 2 | Thimpu sightseeing and drive to Punakha (1200M) |
| Day 3 | Sightseeing in Punakha and Drive to Paro (2200M) |
| Day 4 | Taktshang Monastery sightseeing (2950M) |
| Day 5 | Departure to your destination |
Bhutan is a small landlocked country located in the heart of the Himalayas between India and China. The country is also renowned as the happiest country in the world since it bases its GDP on the Gross National Happiness of its people. It is known for its spiritual importance. Because the country is Buddhist, you may see monasteries scattered around the landscape and prayer flags flying in the sky.
The country is renowned for its magnificent natural scenery, rich culture, and distinct traditions. Bhutan is a unique location due to its tranquil scenery and renowned monasteries. It is also well-known for its mythological characters, including Dragons.
This place offers guests earthly pleasure as well as a blend of historical craft, art, culture, and gastronomy. This incredible vacation to Bhutan offers breathtaking views of the different mountains, lakes, and passes, as well as the highlands and lowlands that surround the Bhutan-Tibet border. The tour visits Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Taktsang Monasteries, also known as Tiger's Nest. Visiting these ancient locations provides insight into Bhutanese culture.
Begin your adventure from Kathmandu International Airport. The flight from Kathmandu to Paro lasts around one and a half hours. When you arrive in Bhutan, our company representative will greet and welcome you before transferring you to Thimphu, Bhutan's capital city, which is 55 kilometers distant and takes one and a half hours to reach.
On the way. Visit Tachog Lhakhang on the route to Thimphu to see the iron bridge. Then continue to Thimphu. When you arrive in Thimphu, check into your accommodation and freshen up. In the evening, visit the market and look for remembrances. Following dinner, spend the night at the hotel. On the second day, after breakfast at the hotel, go to the Towering Buddha monument, one of Thimphu's main attractions. Continue your journey to Punakha, traveling via the scenic Dochula Pass, which is adorned with 108 chortens (stupas) in memory of the soldier. When you get in Punakha, see Punakha Dzong, a well-known Phuakha landmark bordered by the Pho and Mo Chu rivers. This monastery preserves the rich culture and spirituality Bhutanese beliefs, then relax in the hotel and have a wonderful meal.
On the third day. Get up early and travel to Paro to view Simtokha Dzong, the oldest fortification. Upon your hotel arrival. Check into the accommodation and spend the remainder of the time exploring Ta Dzong and Rinpung Dzong. After breakfast on the fourth day, drive for thirty minutes to the Taktshang monastery trailhead. The climb to Taktsang monasteries takes about 4 to 5 hours. The Bhutanese respect this location, where Guru Rinpoche is said to have meditated while riding a tigress. When you initially arrive, go to the Taktshang monastery. After that, eat lunch in the café next to the monastery. After dinner in Paro, return in the afternoon and remain for the night at the hotel.
The following day On this precise day, eat a hearty breakfast before departing for Paro International Airport. If there is still time before the flight, purchase the memorial and say farewell to the Thunder Dragon's country.
Begin your adventure from the Kathmandu International Airport. It takes around one and a half hours to fly from Kathmandu to Paro. When you arrive in Bhutan, a representative from our firm will greet you and bring you to Thimphu, the country's capital. This takes one and a half hours to reach and is 55 kilometers away. On the route, stop by Tamchog Lhakhang (Iron Bridge) and take a quick break at Chunzom, a viewpoint with a view of the Paro Valley. After that, head to Thimphu. When you arrive in Thimphu, check into your hotel and freshen up. After that, visit the Memorial Chorten, which is dedicated to Bhutan's third king, and finally visit Tashi Choedzong at night. Shop for Remembrance and explore the market. After dinner, spend the night in the motel.
Food
Welcome dinner
Accommodation
3 Star Hotel
Elevation
2400
Enjoy a native breakfast before heading out to see Thimpu, the capital city. We will visit sights such as the well-known Tashichho Dzong, a Buddhist monastery on the Wang Chu River. Following that, we shall visit. The National Memorial Chorten is an important spiritual and historical site in the country. We will then visit Changangkha Lhakhang, an 800-year-old temple that attracts thousands of visitors daily. After that, we'll go to the National Folk Heritage Museum, which is famed for its rural culture and traditions. Then we'll go to the Motithang Takin Preserve, which is famous for its takin, a little buffalo-like animal with a gold-brown top and a black bottom.
In addition, it is Bhutan's national animal. Then we'll visit the clock tower, which is also known as the clock market. You'll find a little market nearby. Following that, we will visit Simply Bhutan, a small museum-like facility that displays ancient Bhutanese culture and traditions. It reflects the people's lifestyle. Simply offers panoramic views of Bhutan, as explained by the guide. Following that, we will visit a few other places. In the afternoon, we'll drive to Punakha. A lovely village nestled in the highlands of Bhutan. Thimpu and Punakha are around 80 kilometers apart and take about 4 hours to drive through the lovely green slopes and terraced crops. Upon arrival check in into your hotel and then relax for the night.
Food
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation
3 Star Hotel
Elevation
1200
Getting up early to have breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, drive for Paro City. On the way, stop by the Simtokha Dzong, the oldest fortress, and then arrive in Paro. Check into your hotel and freshen up. In the evening, visit the Ta Dzong, Bhutan's National Museum, where you can see art, crafts, and textiles, followed by the Rinpung Dzong, a fortification with Buddha wall murals. Then stay overnight at the Paro.
Food
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation
3 Star Hotel
Elevation
2200
On the fourth day, after breakfast, you will travel to the Taktshang monastery trailhead, which is 30 minutes away. Walking to the Taktsang monastery takes approximately four to five hours. The Bhutanese revere this region because it is believed that Guru Rinpoche meditated here while riding a tigress. When you initially arrive, stop by the Taktshang monastery. Following that, have lunch at the cafeteria next to the monastery. Return in the afternoon and spend the night at the hotel following dinner in Paro.
Food
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation
3 Star Hotel
Elevation
2950
The following day Eat a hearty breakfast before heading to Paro International Airport. If there is still time, purchase the memorial before leaving and bid goodbye to the Thunder Dragon's home country.
Food
Breakfast
Bhutan imposes a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of $200 per person per day for foreign tourists. This fee is used to support sustainable tourism and the country’s environmental conservation efforts.
A trip to Bhutan typically costs $400–600 per day per person, depending on the type of accommodation, activities, and additional services you choose. The Sustainable Development Fee ($200/day) is included in this estimate. Extra costs such as flights, shopping, and additional activities may vary.
The $250/day fee was part of Bhutan’s "High Value, Low Volume" tourism policy. It included accommodations, meals, a tour guide, transportation, and the Sustainable Development Fee. In 2022, Bhutan revised its tourism model, increasing the SDF to $200 per day, which may make the total daily cost higher than $250.
Yes, Americans can fly to Bhutan. However, there are no direct flights from the U.S. to Bhutan. You must fly to a connecting hub, such as Delhi (India), Bangkok (Thailand), Kathmandu (Nepal), or Singapore, and then take a flight to Bhutan's only international airport in Paro.
Yes, it is worthy to visit Bhutan as Bhutan has breathtaking natural vistas, a rich culture, and distinct traditions. Bhutan is a one-of-a-kind destination thanks to its calm landscape, renowned monasteries, and emphasis on Gross National Happiness.
No, independent travel is not allowed in Bhutan for most tourists. You must book a tour package through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator or an international partner.
Yes, foreign tourists (except Indian, Bangladeshi, and Maldivian citizens) need a visa to enter Bhutan. The visa is processed by a Bhutanese tour operator as part of your travel package and is issued after paying the SDF.
No direct flights are available to Bhutan from most countries. You must connect via nearby hubs like Kathmandu (Nepal), Delhi (India), or Bangkok (Thailand) to fly into Paro, Bhutan. Bhutan’s national carriers, Druk Air and Bhutan Airlines, operate flights to and from these hubs.
The official language of Bhutan is Dzongkha, but English is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas, as it is used as the medium of instruction in schools.
The cost of the Bhutan visa is included in the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of $200 per person per day. The visa is issued after confirming your travel itinerary and SDF payment through a licensed tour operator.
Yes, Bhutan is one of the safest countries in the world for tourists. The crime rate is low, and the government ensures a high level of safety for visitors. However, as with any travel, exercise general caution.
Bhutan’s "High Value, Low Volume" tourism policy ensures sustainable tourism that protects its environment, culture, and heritage. By limiting the number of tourists, Bhutan avoids over-tourism and maintains its pristine landscapes and unique traditions.
The best seasons to visit Bhutan are:
Spring (March to May): Ideal for blooming rhododendrons and clear skies.
Autumn (September to November): Perfect for vibrant festivals and stunning views of the Himalayas.
Winter (December to February) offers fewer crowds and clear skies, while monsoon (June to August) is less favorable due to rain.
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