7 Days Bhutan Tour Package. For years Bhutan has been hidden deep within the great Himalayan Mountains. It offers the rich cultural heritage of Thimphu, Paro, and Punakha. The highlight of this 7 Days Bhutan Tour Package tour is a visit to the 6th-century Simtokha Dzong and the Royal Textile Museum, which was established to preserve and promote the living art of weaving, which is an important part of Bhutan’s culture and tradition. The opportunity to explore and combine three Countries Tour is also available.
Our team will meet you at the airport with white khadhar, a traditional way of greeting guests. The Paro brief tour includes a trip to the Paro Rinpung Dzong and Bhutan’s only museum. In the afternoon, pay a visit to the Duntse lhakhang, which was built by the great iron bridge builder Thangthong Gyalpo. Evening at the Hotel.
The drive from Paro to Thimphu takes one hour. Thimphu is Bhutan’s capital and the country’s fastest-growing city, with many modern buildings sprouting up all over the place. Visit the Tamchog Lhakhang across the Paro River on the way to Thimphu. To get to the temple, you must cross the iron chain bridge. In Thimphu, visit the National Library, which houses a priceless collection of Buddhist manuscripts. It was founded in 1967 in order to preserve the Buddhist text. Enjoy your overnight at a hotel. Also, witness the Autumn Thimphu Festival.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Thimphu is the world’s only capital without a traffic light. A white-gloved police officer manages the city’s busy traffic. Despite modernization, Thimphu remains the best place to visit in Bhutan. Your tour begins with a visit to the 16th-century Simtokha Dzong, which is only a 10-minute drive from the city. The Dzong is built on a protruding ridge, separated from the main hills by deep gullies. Its strategic location commands and overlooks the entire Thimphu valley.
When one enters the dzong, they are greeted by a prayer wheel and a painting depicting the cycle of birth and rebirth. The Dzong also houses Zhabdrung’s palace, which is not open to the public. In the afternoon visit the simple Bhutan museam where you will be greeted by a traditional dance performed by locals with a bottle of local wine. The program also offers the clients to experience the shooting of archery and dart which is a traditional game of Bhutan. You will spend another night in a Hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
The one-hour drive from Dochula to Punakha is an unforgettable experience. The highlight of this program is a visit to Dochula pass (3000m), from which you can see a panoramic view of the Himalayan range covered in snow. A further drive towards Punakha through the dense forest will eventually bring you to Lobesa, a small town before arriving in Punakha. Visit Chimi Lhakhang and spend the night in a hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Today’s itinerary includes a visit to the world’s longest suspension bridge (180m), followed by a visit to the mighty Punakha Dzong, which was built in 1637. The dzong serves as the administrative headquarters for Punakha’s governor. The Dzong is the second largest in Bhutan and houses the most valuable and secret relics, Rangjung Kharsapani. Drive to Paro after lunch and, if time allows, visit the newly repaired Drugyel Dzong and the 6th-century Kichu Lhakhang. Evening at the hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
The most well-known monastery in the country is Tiger Nest Temple. Find the ultimate guide to the monastery treks with us. The monastery is located in the mountains and can only be reached by a three-hour uphill hike. The monastery’s remote location makes it incredibly beautiful and unique, but it also creates technical difficulties. However, our guide will assist you in reaching this unique location and experiencing the views of the surrounding majestic mountains and emerald-green valleys. After lunch, go to the Paro Dzong and then to the Cantilever Bridge. Then you spend a night in a hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Today your 7-day Bhutan Tour Package ends here. You can also explore 6-day tour of Bhutan.
“Yes, it was my first visit to Bhutan, and I must say it was an incredible experience. The beauty of this country, its culture, and the warmth of its people left a lasting impression on me. I would absolutely love to visit Bhutan again in the future.”
Beijing, China
