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Mystical Charms of Bhutan
Mystical Charms of Bhutan
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Bhutan is a stunning destination known for its majestic landscapes, rich culture, and commitment to happiness. With limited tourism, visitors can explore ancient monasteries, trek through pristine mountains, and savor unique cuisine. Hospitality is warm, and opportunities for spiritual retreats abound.

  1. The Bhutan Gate in Phuentsoling, adorned with traditional motifs, marks the entrance to Bhutan from India, providing a picturesque photo spot

  2. Tashichho Dzong in Thimphu is a must-visit destination, symbolizing Bhutan's cultural, political, and spiritual essence

  3. Punakha Dzong: Architectural, historical, cultural treasure in Bhutan

  4. Paro Taktsang, also known as the Tiger's Nest Monastery, stands out as the main highlight of Paro.

Mystical Charms of Bhutan Itinerary

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  • Enjoy the breathtaking journey to Bhutan, landing in Paro's enchanting embrace. Arrival at NJP Train Station / IXB Airport, transfer to Phuentsholing. Meet guide at Bhutan Gate, assist with immigration. Check-in at hotel, overnight stay.

  • After breakfast, complete immigration formalities and transfer to Thimphu, Bhutan's capital. Check- in at hotel. If time allows, visit Tashichho Dzong in the evening. Overnight stay in Thimphu.

  • After breakfast, visit Kuensel Phodrang (Buddha Statue), Hindu Temple, and outer view of National Memorial Chorten. Then, enjoy a short hike to Wagdi Tse Lhakhang. In the afternoon, explore the Nunnery, BBS Tower, National Library, and Centenary Farmer Market for handicrafts and local products. Craft Bazaar offers shopping opportunities. Overnight stay in Thimphu.

  • After breakfast, drive to Punakha/Wangdue. Stop at Dochu-La-Pass for Himalayan views. Visit Punakha Dzong and take a short hike to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten. Explore the Suspension Bridge. Evening free. Overnight in Punakha.

  • After breakfast, drive to Paro. En route, visit the riverside and Bonday Zangthophelri. Enjoy the Airport View and explore Ta Dzong, housing the National Museum with a rich collection of arts and relics. Admire the outer view of Rinpung Dzong, meaning "fortress of the heap of jewels." Evening at leisure. Overnight stay in Paro.

  • After breakfast, drive to Chelela Pass, the highest road in Bhutan. Enjoy views, and explore forests. Visit Kyichu Lhakhang temple. Interact at Heritage Farmhouse and experience a hot stone bath. Return to hotel, dinner. Or Hike to Taktsang After breakfast, visit Drukgyel Dzong ruins. Drive to Lingshi village, and view Mt. Jomolhari. Retrace to view Taktsang Lhakhang, "The Tiger’s Nest". Return to hotel, dinner.

  • After breakfast check out from the hotel and transfer to Phuentsholing. On arrival check in at the hotel. Overnight stay at Phuentsholing

  • After breakfast check out from the hotel and transfer to NJP Train Station / IXB Airport for departure.

Activities

  1. Enjoy the local Diner in the village

  2. Enjoy the picnic with lunch at the riverside

  3. Excursion to Chelela Pass, the highest road in Bhutan

  4. Experience Hot Stone Bath

  5. Hike to Taktsang – Tigers Nest or Chele-La-Pass Excursion

  6. Hike to Wagdi tse Lhakhanag


What’s Included

  1. Accommodation

  2. All transfers & sightseeing on a PVT Basis by Non Ac Vehicle

  3. All permit assistance

  4. All sightseeing with a guide

  5. Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)


Things to Carry

  1. Travel documents

  2. Highly recommended travel insurance

  3. Sanitizer

  4. Hiking shorts (for men) or a skirt

  5. Hiking/trekking boots

  6. Socks for hiking boots Sunscreen for lips and face

  7. Sunglasses

  8. Sneakers

  9. Sun Hats

  10. Universal power adapters

  11. Portable charger/power banks

  12. Medication

  13. Smoking and Tobacco is banned in Bhutan


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