Upon arrival at Paro airport, our representative will pick you up and transfer to Thimphu.
On the way visit Iron Bridge built in the 14th century by the great iron bridge builder
Thangthong Gyalbo from Tibet. Hotel Check/in and refreshment. Later visit Authentic
Craft Bazaar. Afternoon visit Tashichhodzong-the capital fortress of the country.
Dinner and overnight stay at hotel.
Thimphu is the capital city of Bhutan and is known for its spectacular scenery and rich
culture. Thimphu city is the only city in the world without traffic signals.

Morning after breakfast Drive to Kuenselphodrang and visit the Newly Built Buddha
statue (51.5M Tall) which is considered as one of the largest Sitting Buddha in the
world, which overlooks the entire valley. Visit Simply Bhutan, Simply Bhutan is a highly
interactive “living Museum" that offers you an excellent guided introduction to different
aspects of the traditional Bhutanese life. As a visitor, there is so much that you get to
learn about when you visit this museum. For instance, you will get to understand how to
dress up in Bhutanese traditional clothes, how to distil ara (rice wine), and you will even
learn some of the classic songs that are sung by the Bhutanese young and old women
as they construct their beautiful homes out of rammed earth. Visit Thangtong
Dewachen Nunnery located in Zilukha overlooking Tashichho Dzong. After Lunch
Visit Takin preserve centre Enclosure where national animal Takin are kept, drive to
Sangaygang view point you will find a good view of Thimphu city. Afternoon visit Kaza
Throm-The local vegetable market. visit Handmade paper Mill, School of Arts and crafts
where students learn 13 different arts used predominantly in Bhutan Evening stroll around
town.

Hight light in Thimphu: If you are interested in personalizing your own stamps,
You may visit Bhutan Post, You can select your own photo from your SD card
and create your own real postage stamps.

Morning after breakfast drive to the picturesque valley of Phobjikha. On the way stop
at Dochula pass at 3100m, if weather permits one can enjoy a spectacular view and
take pictures of some of the highest mountain peaks of Bhutan (Himalayan ranges) at
a sight that stretches almost 180 degrees. Walk around the newly built 108 stupas and
continue your drive to Phobjikha/Gangtey Valley- bowl shaped serene glacial valley
which is the winter home for the endangered black necked cranes, migrating to Bhutan
every October till February from Tibet. Visit Gangtey Monastery, the richly renovated
monastery offering rich architecture and paintings for the viewers. Enjoy your Nature
trail down to the valley through the village which ends at the temple below known
as khewa lhakhang. Enjoy the spectacular view of the valley from your room.
Overnight: Gangtey Valley | 

After breakfast drive towards Punakha, The drive offers beautiful landscape. Upon
reaching Punakha we will Start a beautiful hike/walk through the paddy field for
visiting Chimi Lhakhang, the temple of fertility associated with the religious art
of phallus. You will be taking dozens of this related picture found at the entrance of
most of the Bhutanese houses. Break for Lunch.

visit Punakha Dzong which is considered as the most beautiful fortress in the
country. You will enjoy taking pictures at any angle all around the Dzong. Visit Punakha
suspension Bridge, the suspension bridge is almost 250m long which is located very
much near to Punakha Dzong and is the longest suspension bridge in Bhutan built
above Po Chhu River.

Start early retracing drive to Paro. Start early retracing the drive to Paro. In Paro visit the
National Museum, the first of its kind which has a collection from natural history to religious
paintings. Visit 17 century Paro Dzong (Fortress) on foot and continue walking through the
oldest wooden bridge still in use. Visit Kitchu Lhakhang, The country’s oldest Temple build in
7 th century.
Evening stroll old Paro town and peep into some local handicraft’s stores. One can also venture
to try local restaurant for dinner.
one can try wearing Bhutanese national dress known as Kira for Ladies and Gho for
men, you can take dozens of photos with the spectacular view of Paro Fortress and Ta
Dzong-the watch tower of Fortress, after that, drive to view point of Paro International
Airport, viewpoint offers the best view of the whole airport. A nice place to see
airplanes takeoff and landing. Evening stroll old Paro town and peep into some local
handicraft’s stores. One can also venture to try local restaurant for dinner.
Overnight: Paro .

After early morning 25mins drive to the base camp of the temple to start your hike
to Tiger’s Nest temple complex (The must visit Place in Bhutan), the most revered
temple in the country that literally hangs on a granite cliff overlooking Paro valley. After
a hike, one can also try Traditional hot stone bath, water is heated by submerging
red-hot stones into the bath in which we dip our body and stay as long as we can,
adding more hot stones when the water gets cold. This is also a popular curative
method for body pains and is used throughout the country. Evening stroll around Paro
town.

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After breakfast Chelela Pass, it’s a picturesque Pass that is ideal for mountain biking
and hiking crossing Chelela Pass, your highest point of the trip at 3988m. It makes an
interesting day excursion from Paro, the drive itself is a treat to the eye with a huge
floral and faunal diversity along the way, When the weather permits one can view the
most scared mountain in the country known as Mt. Jomolhari (7314m). Chelela pass

has made its way towards the heart of people who love to admire natural beauty with
serene ambiance, Surrounded by beautiful forest area and harbouring untainted air
Afternoon back to Paro.  Evening at leisure

Transfer to airport for your departure flight. Our tour staff will bid you farewell at the
airport.