6 Days Bhutan Tour Package

After breakfast Thimphu Local sightseeing like stunning capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu is located in its central-western part. One of the most interesting facts about Thimphu is that it is the only capital city in the world that doesn’t have any traffic lights installed. Buddha Dordenma - One of the most beautiful and iconic sites in Thimphu which was built in 2015 for the 60th anniversary of the 4th king, Jigme Singye Wangchuck. Motithang Takin Preserve-home to Bhutan’s national animal, the Takin. Simply Bhutan is a museum resembling a Bhutanese village, featuring traditional cuisine, demonstrations & performances that aims to conserve the Bhutanese culture and tradition while generating employment opportunities for young job seekers. Memorial Chorten (Stupa) -a monument dedicated to the Third King of Bhutan. Night stay in Thimphu hotel

After breakfast, we will drive to Punakha on the we have one spot at Dochula Pass is a scenic mountain pass adorned with a temple atop a hill and 108 miniature stupa are in between the East-West highway in Bhutan. From here you can see several roundthe-year snow-clad mountains. we will visit to Punakha Dzong: The palace of great happiness or bliss. It is a stunning example of Bhutanese architecture, sitting at the fork of two rivers, portraying the image of a medieval city from a distance. A must visit for anyone traveling through Bhutan! The Suspension Bridge: It’s one of the oldest and longest suspension bridges in Bhutan with fantastic views of the valley and mountains. In the evening, explore the Punakha town.

After breakfast, we will drive to Paro on the way, we will retrace the journey crossing over Chuzom and further to Paro which is home to a large number of rice fields. River side walk: If one wants to walk in nature the Paro River is lovely. The natural beauty and the scenic landscapes are truly amazing. The Rinpung Dzong heritage site. Paro Airport Bird’s Eye View Point, this viewpoint offers the best view of the whole airport. Ta Dzong, the National Museum: 3,000 works of Bhutanese art, covering more than 1,500 years of Bhutan’s cultural heritage. Its rich holdings of various creative traditions and disciplines, represent a remarkable blend of the past with the present and is a major attraction for local and foreign visitors. Over Night in Paro

Paro Valley is a true heaven for the wanderlusts! One of the widest and scenic valleys in the ‘Land of Thunder Dragons’, this piece of heaven spreads its infectious beauty right from the point where the alluring Wang Chhu River meets the Paro Chhu River. Tiger’s Nest: A must visit place while in Bhutan. Stunning location perched on the side of a cliff about 3,000 meters above sea level. Climbing to Tiger’s Nest Monastery will be challenging and strenuous, but the views of the surrounding mountains and the beautiful architecture of the monastery will make you realize it’s a worth rewarding experience. Authentic hot stone bath at Farm house: Hot Stone Baths are a traditional healing practice in Bhutan that dates back thousands of years. The local stones are collected from the Paro Chhu and heated in a blazing open fire to get the right temperature before being dunked into the bath (Charges applicable). Overnight in Paro hotel.

Paro to Jaigoan, departure from Bhutan.