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7 Days 6 Nights
Daily Tour
Unlimited
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This tour offers a rich blend of cultural discovery and breathtaking scenery of Bhutan. Your journey begins with a warm welcome in Paro and a scenic drive to Thimphu, where the lively Thimphu Tshechu fills the city with colorful masked dances and traditional performances. Explore the capital’s highlights, including the impressive Buddha Dordenma and the historic Tashichho Dzong. Continue to Punakha to admire the majestic Punakha Dzong and the beautifully crafted Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten. Returning to Paro, enjoy the iconic hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery and dive deeper into Bhutan’s heritage at Rinpung Dzong and the National Museum. The tour concludes with cherished memories of Bhutan’s culture, spirituality, and inspiring landscapes.
After landing at Paro International Airport, you’ll meet your guide and begin a relaxing drive to Thimphu, a journey of about an hour and a half through winding valleys and traditional villages. Once you arrive and check in, the rest of the evening is yours—take a gentle walk through the city or unwind at your hotel.
Your day begins with a visit to the magnificent Buddha Dordenma, which stands high above the valley and offers sweeping views of Thimphu. Continue on to Tashichho Dzong, the impressive administrative and monastic center of the country. Later, stop at the National Memorial Chorten, a hub of daily spiritual activity, before visiting the Folk Heritage Museum and browsing local crafts at the nearby handicraft stalls.
Spend the day immersed in the lively atmosphere of the Thimphu Tshechu, one of the country’s grandest festivals. The celebration features elaborate mask dances, sacred rituals, and vibrant pageantry. Locals arrive dressed in their finest attire, creating a vivid and colorful scene. After enjoying the festivities, you’ll have time to wander through local markets before settling in for the evening.
Depart for Punakha after breakfast, enjoying a beautiful drive through changing landscapes. Once in Punakha, visit its iconic dzong—an architectural masterpiece situated where two rivers meet. The serene courtyards and intricate woodwork offer a memorable introduction to Punakha’s history. Check in at your hotel and enjoy a peaceful evening.
Begin the morning with a walk to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten, a uniquely designed stupa that overlooks the lush Punakha Valley. After your visit, travel back to Paro. Upon arrival, explore Rinpung Dzong and the National Museum to gain deeper insight into Bhutan’s heritage. Spend the evening relaxing in town or unwinding at your hotel.
Set out on the famous hike to Taktsang Monastery, internationally known as Tiger’s Nest. The trail offers inspiring views over the valley and leads to one of Bhutan’s most revered spiritual sites, dramatically built on a cliffside. After enjoying the surroundings and your packed lunch, descend back to Paro and enjoy a well-deserved rest.
After breakfast, your guide will escort you to Paro International Airport for your journey home. As you depart, you’ll carry with you the vivid impressions of the festival, the breathtaking landscapes, and the warm spirit of Bhutan. Thank You.
You can apply online for a visa here, or if you’re travelling with a tour operator, they may apply on your behalf. Read more about the visa here. Visitors from Bangladesh and the Maldives requiring a visa can apply either online before travelling or in person upon arrival in Bhutan.
A correctly input visa application can take up to five days to process.
The Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) is a daily levy paid by visitors to support Bhutan’s development. Since the kingdom first opened its doors in 1974, guests have played a critical role in our country’s growth. The SDF is collected by the national exchequer and funds are allocated to various projects that create long-term, sustainable opportunities for the Bhutanese people, through free healthcare, education and training, upskilling the tourism and hospitality industry, improved infrastructure, environmental preservation and conservation, cultural preservation programmes and initiatives that support local businesses and economies. The SDF is also a vital means of maintaining the exceptional forest cover and carbon-neutrality for which our small nation is world-renowned and globally critical. The SDF also helps us to ensure that we can continue to offer guests tranquillity and an intimate experience. A correctly input visa application can take up to five days to process.
The SDF is USD 100 per night for adults from all countries except for India. Children aged between 6 years and who have not yet turned 12 are eligible to pay USD 50 per night. Children who have not yet turned 6 years old do not have to pay any SDF. The SDF for Indian nationals (showing a valid Indian passport or Voter ID card) is Nu. 1,200 (or the equivalent amount in Indian rupees) per person, per night. Children aged between 6 years and who have not yet turned 12 are eligible to pay Nu./INR 600 per night. Children who have not yet turned 6 years old do not have to pay any SDF.
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