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Bhutan, nestled in the Himalayas, stands as a unique nation devoted to preserving its environment and rich cultural heritage. From lush valleys to towering mountains, the serene landscapes offer incredible views and opportunities for exploration, including hiking.
The country’s vibrant festivals showcase its history and spirituality through colorful ceremonies, traditional dances, and ornate costumes. Dotted across the landscape are dzongs and monasteries, each holding significant historical and cultural importance. For instance, Paro Taktsang, a revered cliff-side monastery, is a prime example.
Bhutan’s development philosophy, centered on Gross National Happiness, prioritizes overall wellbeing over mere economic growth. This approach emphasizes environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment for its people.
When you first arrive at Paro Airport to commence your majestic journey, you will be greeted by the incredible allure of the divine region. Our driver and guide, who will also oversee your trip to Thimphu, will be waiting for you at the airport to help you manage your enthusiasm. After meeting the guide at the Paro airport upon arrival, we will board the bus and travel to Thimphu to check into our accommodation. Evening stroll around the town. Stay the night at the Thimphu Hotel.
– 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 enjoying Himalayan views and photo stops. Explore Paro’s National Museum housed in Ta Dzong, displaying art, relics, and stamps. Visit Paro Dzong, a fortress built in 1646. Explore Kyichu Lhakhang, a 7th-century temple built by Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. Overnight in Paro.
After breakfast, hike to Paro Taktsang, also known as Tiger’s Nest, a famous Buddhist temple complex perched 3,120 meters above sea level on a cliff in the upper Paro valley. This iconic monastery is a cultural symbol of Bhutan and offers breathtaking views of the mountains and valleys. Legend says Guru Rinpoche, an 8th-century spiritual master, arrived here on a tigress’s back and meditated in a cave for three months, where the monastery stands today.
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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