Fly in Fly Out - 5n/6d

Thimphu 2n | Punnkha 1n | Paro 2n

Fly In Fly Out - 5n/6d - Thimphu 2n | Paro 2n | Punnakha 1n

Day 1 : Paro Arrival & Drive To Thimphu

On Arrival At Paro Airport You Will Be Received By Our Representative, Who Will Be Waiting Outside And Proceed For Thimphu. On Arrival At Thimphu Check In At Your Hotel. O/N At Thimphu.

Day 2 : Thimphu Sightseeing

After Breakfast You Will Start Your Day With The Visit To: National Memorial Chorten, Buddha Point: One Of The Biggest Buddha In The World. It Was Constructed Through Donations From Devotees All Around The World, Buddha Garden. After Having Your Lunch We Will Visit: Tashichodzong: The Beautiful Medieval Fortress/Monastery Which Houses Most Of The Government’s Office And King’s Throne Room. Evening Free For Visit Local Market For Shopping. O/N At Thimphu.

Day 3 : Thimphu To Punakha To Paro

After Breakfast Drive To Punakha (Approx.77km/03hrs) With A Stop At Dochula Pass (Approx. 3080m). Here We Can View And Admire The Chorten, Mani Wall, And Prayer Flags Which Decorates The Highest Point On The Road. On Arrival At Punakha Visit To Punakha Dzong. It Is Situated Near Two Rivers-The Pho Chu (Male River) And Mo Chu (Female River).Punakha Dzong Is One Of The Largest Dzongs In Bhutan. Take The Suspension Bridge To Arrive At The Dzong. Punakha Dzong Was Initially Called Druk Pungthang Or Dechen Phodrang (Palace Of Great Happiness), For Many Years Until The Second King Of Bhutan Assumed Power. Punakha Dzong Happened To Be The Seat Of The Government For A Long Time. Then Drive To Paro. Check In Hotel On Arrival At Paro. After Refreshment Visit Local Market. Evening Free. O/N At Paro.

Day 4 : Paro Sightseeing

In The Morning We Will Visit: National Museum, Housed In The Ta Dzong (Watchtower). Here An Intriguing Collection Of Artifacts Provide A Wonderful Introduction To The Rich Culture And Heritage Of The Kingdom. Paro Dzong, A Fine Example Of Bhutanese Historic Architecture. From The Dzong, Walk Further Down To Nyamai Zampa, A Traditional Cantilever Bridge. Kyichu Lhakhang: It Was Built Sometimes In Mid 7th Century By The Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. It Is Believed To Be One Of The 108 Temples Built To Subdue A Demoness Residing In The Himalayas. It Is One Of The Oldest Temples In Bhutan. The Evening Ends With A Walk Through The Paro's Main Shopping Market. The Local Shops Sell A Variety Of Goods-Groceries, Textiles As Well As Prayer Flags. O/N At Paro.

Day 5 : Paro Sightseeing

After An Early Breakfast You Will Proceed For An Excursion To The Famous Place Called Taktshang Monastery Or Tiger Nest (5hrs To 6 Hrs Hike {Up And Down}). Evening Free For Leisure. O/N At Paro.

Day 6 : Departure

After Breakfast Drive To Paro Airport For Your Return Journey. Like All Good Things, Your Bhutan Tours Will Come To An End. We Will Be Happy To See You Back.