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Visit the most gorgeous Punakha Dzong. Seen from afar, Punakha Dzong is a beautiful Tibetan-style architecture complex of white walls, red woodcarving decorations and gilded roofs. Visit Simply Bhutan the most iconic museam in Thimphu and famouse 6th century Kichu lhakhang at Paro.
Paro International Airport (Google Map) / Phuentsholing
3 Hours Before Flight Time
2 Night Thimphu,1night Punakha and 2 Night at Paro
Thimphu: Seven Suits Hotel | Punakha: Hotel Lobesa | Paro Hotel Metta Resort/ similar
1 to 2 Pax SUV Car | 2 to 8 Pax: Toyota Hiace Bus | 8 to 16 pax: Toyota Coaster Bus.
English Speaking Guide/ language Guide upon extra payment (German/Spanish/Chinese/Italian/Japanese speaking Guide)
First day L/D and last day only breakfast
The flights to Bhutan are one of the beautiful experiences of Himalayan flights. Only few pilots are trained to land at small strip of Paro airport. Upon landing at the airport visa process just takes few minutes and our team from the company will receive you at the airport. The drive takes you 1 hour to reach thimphu. Upon checking into Hoterl we will take you to simply Bhutan museam where you will be welcome with traditional dance by Bhutanese girls in traditional attire. The museam offers the chance to shoot archery and explore the daily life style of Bhutanese people. The museam is designed in a way where it depicts the life of the Bhutanese, it shows them as they are going about their activities. Evening relaxation at thimphu town.
After breakfast visit folk heritage Museam, 13th arts and craft school. In the afternoon visit the Thimphu city for relaxation. You will also come across Cafe for a quick coffee. Over night at Hotel
Punakha is the old capital of Bhutan till 1967 before Thimphu replaced. Punakha is warmer and it is 80 km from Thimphu. On the way visit stop over at Dochulaa pass where 108 small stupa is built in honor of fallen soldier in 2003 war. On a clear day the view of Himalayan mountains is visible.
Further drive you will reach to Punakha Dzong.The first King of Bhutan Sir Ugyen Wangchuck was crowned in Punakha Dzong. Visit the mighty Dzong and, one must cross the mochhu river via a suspension bridge which is replaced by a traditional cantilever bridge. The bridge leads to three steps wooden staircase above which immense front door of the Dzong. Evening at Punakha town.
Paro is 3 hours drive from Punakha via Thimphu. In Paro visit the Drugyel Dzong recently completed after fire destroyed. On the way back visit 8th century kichu monastery Tibetan built by Emperor Songtsen Gampo. It is considered to be one of the 108 border taming temples he built. In the 8th century the temple was visited by Padmasambhava and it is believed he concealed many spiritual treasures here. If time permit we shall visit the farm house. Over night at Hotel.
Tiger nest hike is the most popular hike in Bhutan. The temple is very important for people living in Paro valley. The temple caters to the need of thousand of local people who are looking for blessing of their new born children and harvesting of crops.
Afternoon visit the Paro Dzong followed by canti lever bridge. Over night at Hotel.
Included: Guide | Accomodation | Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner | Tours
After breakfast, we start our day by driving towards Chelela Pass which is about 2 hours from Paro town. Upon reaching Chelela Pass(3900m) above sea level, witness the amazing view of the small Haa town, and discover the place where sky burial takes place. In the spring season, the mountains are filled with wildflowers making the place the most beautiful. On the way back walk down via Kiligoepa. It’s a beautiful hike from Chelela to Kiligoenpa. Over night at Hotel.
Today marks the end of the 6-day Bhutan tour. Our guide and driver will see you off .
The tour spans 6 days, offering a condensed yet comprehensive exploration of Bhutan’s cultural and scenic highlights.
Common destinations include Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha, featuring iconic landmarks, monasteries, and cultural sites.
The best time is during the spring and fall months (March to May and September to November) when Bhutan experiences pleasant weather.
Tour Cancellation Policy:
90% refund for the tour cancelled before 45 days of arrival date, payment transfer charges will be charged.
60% refund for the tour cancelled between 30 to 45 days of arrival date.
No refund for the tour cancelled less than 30 days of arrival date and for the change of itinerary.
However you can choose to travel with us within 6 months under same payment.
Flight CancellationPolicy:
70% refund for cancellation made before 30 days of travel date (Documentation charge applicable).
30% refund for cancellation made between 15 to 30 days of travel date.
NO refund for cancellation made less than 15 days of travel date.
Documentation charge applicable for the change of dates, sectors etc (issued tickets only, Nu 1,500/ticket).
Permits are typically required for visiting certain areas in Bhutan. Many tour operators include permit arrangements as part of the package.
Taktsang Monastery is often a highlight of Bhutan tours, but inclusion may vary. Check the specific itinerary with the tour operator.
Bhutan’s altitudes can vary, and acclimatization may be considered, especially in destinations like Paro and Thimphu.
Many tour operators offer customizable itineraries, allowing adjustments based on individual interests.
Yes, transportation is typically arranged for airport transfers and local travel to key attractions.
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