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The little Himalayan nation of Bhutan stands out for its dedication to protecting both the environment and its cultural legacy. Its tranquil settings, which range from verdant valleys to lofty mountains, provide amazing vistas and chances for hiking and exploration.
Bhutanese history and spirituality are celebrated via bright ceremonies, elaborate costumes, and traditional dances during the country’s colorful festivals, which weave a tapestry of culture. The landscape is dotted with dzongs (fortresses) and monasteries, each with a unique history and significance. One such example is the Paro Taktsang, a revered monastery perched on a cliff. Bhutan’s distinctive approach to development, based on Gross National Happiness, places a higher value on well-being than on purely economic progress. This strategy places a strong emphasis on protecting the environment, preserving culture, and ensuring that the populace is happy and fulfilled.
You will first experience the incredible charm of the heavenly land when you arrive at Paro Airport as you embark on your majestic journey. Our driver and guide will be there to greet you at the airport and help you navigate your excitement. They will also handle your transfer to Thimphu. The guide will meet you at the Paro airport upon your arrival, and then we’ll board the bus and head to Thimphu to check into our accommodation. Evening walks around the town. Spend the night in Hotel Thimphu.
– Visit the colossal Buddha Dordenma Statue, one of the world’s largest.
– Dive into Bhutanese culture at the Folk Heritage Museum.
– Discover the rare Takin at the Takin Preserve.
– Experience rural life at Simply Bhutan.
– Pay homage at the Memorial Chorten and Tashichhoe Dzong.
– Enjoy leisure time in Thimphu before your hotel stay.
After breakfast, drive to Paro with stunning views of the Himalayas, stopping for scenic photos and fun at river banks. In Paro, visit the National Museum housed in Ta Dzong, showcasing Bhutanese art and relics. Explore the historic Paro Dzong and the ancient Kyichu Lhakhang temple.
Optionally, embark on a hike to the iconic Tiger’s Nest monastery (Paro Taktsang) perched on a cliff, offering breathtaking views of the valley. It’s a cultural icon of Bhutan, believed to have spiritual significance linked to Guru Rinpoche. Overnight stay at a Paro hotel.
After early breakfast drive to Paro International Airport, our Team will bid you successful good bye to your destination ahead.
Bhutan welcomes visitors year-round, each season offering unique experiences. Spring boasts mild weather and colorful blossoms, often coinciding with the vibrant Paro Tsechu festival. Summer brings lush greenery with frequent rainfall. Autumn is favored for clear skies and stunning mountain vistas. Winter hosts Punakha Drubchen and Punakha Tshechu festivals.
Temperatures in Bhutan vary:
– Spring: 15°C to 25°C
– Summer: 20°C to 30°C
– Autumn: 10°C to 20°C
– Winter: 0°C to 15°C
Visiting Bhutan requires a visa and route permit specifying allowed destinations. Special permits might be necessary for restricted areas. The “Minimum Daily Package” covers accommodation, meals, transport, and guides. At Paro International Airport, an entry permit is arranged.
Bhutanese cuisine offers diverse flavors: Ema Datshi (spicy cheese and chili), Red rice, Phaksha Paa (pork stew), Jasha Maru (chicken stew), Momos (dumplings), Buckwheat pancakes (Khur-le), Bhutanese noodles (Datsi Kep), and the famous red chili sauce (ezay) showcase the country’s culinary richness.
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