Bhutan Visit
The Land of the Thunder
Dragon
As you travel further east from
Darjeeling and Sikkim, you come to
"Druk Yul" as it is known in the native
Dzongkha language and is a Buddhist
Himalayan kingdom which is locked
in time. This is Bhutan with the seat of
government in the capital Thimpu. It
is still ruled by a king with his various
council of ministers who along with
the citizens still don the native attire
the"kira"; infact, it is mandatory for all
citizens to wear the national dress. The
people are predominantly Buddhists
and hail from a Tibetan lineage and
they are mainly Dukpas and Bhutias.
Once again there is also a significant
presence of Nepali migrants.
Bhutan's national sport and pastime is
archery and competitions are held on
a regular basis and draws large crowds.
Entry into Bhutan is regulated and
controlled as it aims to preserve its
customs and culture and discourages
western or outside influence. This they
have done with considerable success.
There are very few environmentally
well preserved countries in the world
and Bhutan happens to be one of
them. The river water is fed by glaciers
and pine forests and the apples are one
of the crispiest in the world. Agriculture,
cattle rearing and hydro power
are its mainstay. One can fly directly
into Paro, Bhutan from Kathmandu
on its national carrier Druk Air. Flying
into Paro itself is a whole new experience
as you wind your way between
steep hills and mountains.
Cultural Tours
We offer you an opportunity to have an insight into the religion, culture, ecology and life in this beautiful country. The distinct architecture, the intricate paintings, unusual handicrafts and the cottage industries are very impressive and inspiring. The tours introduce the visitors to the unique aspects of Bhutanese culture including sacred dance festivals and pilgrimage sites. Depending on the length of your holiday and your interest please choose one of the trips recommended below and contact us for its realization.
A Glimpse of Bhutan 3 nights/4 days:
Day 01: Arrival at Paro and, reception by our representative at the airport and drive to Thimpu. Overnight hotel.
Day 02: Sightseeing Thimpu Visit hospital of traditional medicine, Memorial Chorten and National library, handicrafts centers and the school of Thangka painting. Overnight hotel.
Day 03: Drive from Thimpu to Paro:
In the morning drive to Paro and sightseeing of the fortified tower of Ta Dzong, ruins of Drugyel Dzong and Kyichu Temple of 7th century. Overnight hotel.
Day 04: Departure:
Transfer to airport for departure.
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Windows to Bhutan 4 nights/5 days:
Day 01: Arrival at Paro and, reception by our representative at the airport and drive to Thimpu. Overnight hotel.
Day 02: Sightseeing Thimpu
Visit hospital of traditional medicine, Memorial Chorten and National library, handicrafts centers and the school of Thangka painting. Overnight hotel.
Day 03: Drive from Thimpu to Paro:
In the morning, drive to Paro and sightseeing of the fortified tower of Ta Dzong, ruins of Drugyel Dzong and Kyichu Temple of 7th century. Overnight hotel.
Day 04: Paro:
Visit the famous Takstanng monastery (tiger's nest). Overnight hotel in Paro.
Day 05: Departure:
Transfer to airport for onward flight.
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Bhutan Odyssey 7 nights/8 days cultural tour
Bhutan Odyssey 7 nights/8 days cultural tour
Day 01: Arrival at Paro and, reception by our representative at the airport and drive to Thimpu. Overnight hotel.
Day 02: Sightseeing of Thimpu:
Morning visit to colorful vegetable market; the Memorial Chorten and the National Library. After lunch visit the handmade paper factory and the school of Thangka painting. Stroll around town. Overnight hotel.
Day 03: Thimpu to Punakha and Wangdi Phodrong:
Drive to Punakha - the former capital of Bhutan. After picnic lunch by the Wangdi river continue to Wangdi Phodrong Dzong, the most picturesque in Bhutan. Overnight hotel.
Day 04: Punakha to Phubjika (Gangtey)
Excursion to serene Gangtey valley, home of the rare black-necked cranes that fly over Tibet in the winter; visit the Gangtey Monastery. Overnight hotel.
Day 05: Gangtey to Paro Via Thimpu:
Retrace the way via the Simtokha Dzong the oldest one in Bhutan. After lunch visit hospital of traditional medicine, national library and continue to Paro. Overnight hotel.
Day 06: Sightseeing of Paro.
In the morning visit the fortified tower Ta Dzong, the impressive Srukgyel Dzong ruins (monastery fortress) and Kyichu Temple of 7th century. Overnight hotel.
Day 07: Takstang Retreat:
Today you will hike up to Takstang Monastery situated in a cliff overlooking the valley. This is the highlights of your trip. You will walk back to Paro. Overnight hotel.
Day 08: Departure: Transfer to airport for departure.
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The Last Shangri-La 10 nights/ 11 days:
The Last Shangri-La 10 nights/ 11 days:
Day 01: Arrival at Paro and, reception by our representative at the airport and drive to Thimpu. Overnight hotel.
Day 02: Sightseeing of Thimpu:
Morning visit to colorful vegetable market; the Memorial Chorten and the National Library. After lunch visit the handmade paper factory and the school of Thangka painting. Stroll about town. Overnight hotel.
Day 03: Thimpu to Punakha andWangdi Phodrong:
Drive to Punakha - the former capital of Bhutan. After picnic lunch by the Wangdi river continue to Wangdi Phodrong Dzong, the most picturesque in Bhutan. Overnight hotel.
Day 04: Punakha to Phubjika (Gangtey)
Excursion to serene Gangtey valley, home of the rare black-necked cranes that fly over Tibet in the winter; visit the Gangtey Monastery. Overnight hotel.
Day 05: Pubjika to Bumthang via Tongsa:
Drive to Bumthang. Visit Tongsa-the biggest Dzong in Bhutan, walk to the 'Watch Tower'. Overnight hotel.
Day 06: Sightseeing of Bumthang
Morning visit Tha Jampa Lakhang, TamshingLlakhang and then Kencho Sum Lakhang. Overnight guesthouse.
Day 07: Bhumtang to Punakha
Drive back to Punakha with a picnic lunch en route. Overnight hotel.
Day 08: Punakha to Paro via Thimpu.
Drive back to Thimpu; visit Simtokha Dzong; and continue to Paro. Overnight hotel.
Day 09: Sightseeing of Paro.
In the morning visit the fortified tower Ta Dzong, the impressive Srukgyel Dzong ruins (monastery fortress) and Kyichu Temple of 7th century. Overnight hotel.
Day 10: Takstang Excursion
Hike up to the Tiger's Nest known as Takstang one of the most spectacular and most sacred pilgrim sites to all Buddhist. Overnight hotel.
Day 11: Departure: Drive to Paro airport for onward journey.
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