3 Nights 4 Days Tour in Bhutan

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3 Nights 4 Days Tour in Bhutan

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3 Nights 4 Days Tour in Bhutan

Package Overview:

Escape to the ultimate tropical paradise with our “3 Nights 4 Days Tour ” package. Immerse yourself in the tour. This 4-day adventure promises unforgettable experiences and relaxation in some of the Nepal’s most beautiful locations.

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Tours Details:

Day 1: Arrive Paro & Paro-Thimphu (Distance: 54 km, estimated driving time: 1 hr) Fly into Paro by DrukAir / Bhutan Airline After completing your immigration formalities, you will be received by our representative who will be your tour guide throughout your tour. Then drive to Thimphu,On arrival at Thimphu check into your hotel and Later visit the following: Kuensel Phodrang and visit tallest buddha statue and enjoy the full view of Thimphu Valley below. Institute for Zorig Chusum Commonly known as Arts & Crafts School or Painting School, the Institute offers a six-year course on the 13 traditional arts and crafts of Bhutan. On a visit, one can see students learning the various skills taught at the school. BBS Tower.Drive toSangaygang BBS (Bhutan Broadcasting Station) Tower at 2,685 meters. The bird’s eye view of the entire Thimphu city will be your splendid photo background. You will get to see a lot of colourful prayer flags surrounding the BBS tower. National Sport of Bhutan (Archery). One of the best places to witness a game of traditional and modern archery. Which is a national sport of Bhutan? If you want to take some good picture of archery match then this is one of the best places to be. Almost all the time there is a tournament being played. Craft Bazaar -A one stop place to witness Bhutanese culture and buy Bhutan made art and craft product. The Bazaar in its 80 stalls covers all aspects of the traditional arts and crafts of Bhutan. At this Bazaar craftsmen and artisans from across the country display and sell their handicrafts. And also visit other handicraft stores. Over night at Thimphu.

Day 2: Thimphu – Dochula pass – Paro (approx 3 hrs drive)

After breakfast we will start visting following place:

SimtokhaDzong

Simtokha Dzong is the first ancient fortress to be built in the Kingdom and the first building to incorporate both monastic and administrative centres. The central tower is three storeys high with prayer wheels surrounding the courtyard. One of the interesting features of the dzong is that there are more than 300 slate carvings depicting Buddhist figures. Today, it also houses one of the top-ranking Dzongkha language institutes aside from being an important Bhutan’s historical monument. Visiting Simtokha Dzong will allow you to gain insights into Bhutan’s early days. Drive to Dochula pass (Dochula Pass 3140 m). In the clear spring sky, you can enjoy the panoramic view of the Himalayan Mountain ranges. . Then pass by the beautiful 108 chortens built on the hill by Her Majesty Ashi Dorji Wangmo Wangchuck (Queen Mother of Bhutan) for the security and well being of His Majesty, the King of Bhutan. After Lunch travel to paro. On the way visit the following:

Tamchog Lhakhang Bridge Located on the other side of the river of the Thimphu – Paro highway, one needs to cross an iron chain suspension bridge to get to the Lhakhang. About 50 minute drive from thimphu towards Paro, Tamchog Lhakhang sits across the Paro River. The Lhakhang is approached by an iron chain suspension bridge. The Lhakhang and the bridge were constructed by a 13th century Tibetan saint Thangthong Gyalpo. The Buddhist saint was also a blacksmith and an architect. Of the many iron chain bridges built, there are only few left which are still used. Crossing this old bridge can be a thrilling experience for tourists. Some of the original iron chain links used to build this bridge can be found on display in the National Museum in Paro.

Paro Chhu – Paro Chu is also known as Pachu, the main source of this River is from the glacier mountain, which is the second highest mountain of Bhutan, Jomolhari 7350meters from the sea level. Since most of the people are into agriculture farming, they use the Paro River for irrigation, which benefits everyone of that place. The Paro Chhu flows through the Paro Valley; Paro Airport Bird eye View Paro international airport is the only international airport in Bhutan where you can teach Bhutan via air. It’s a small airport with singly runaway and no or very few international traffic. However, it’s considered as one of the dangerous airport for landing and also most beautiful airport in terms of landscape and architecture. Hotel Check in and later visit national museum. Over night at paro.

Day 3: Paro Local Sightseeing:

After breakfast we will start the Sightseeing.

Dungtse Lhakhang is said to have been built to subdue an ogress and bless the community. Across the road from the small Jangsa village in Paro is the Dungtse Lhakhang. The Tibetan Buddhist saint Thangtong Gyalpo popularly regarded as the iron chain bridge builder founded this temple in 1421. The temple is said to have been built to subdue an ogress and bless the community. The temple has an extensive display of ancient murals. The central tower of the temple is chained to the roof from four directions. According to the local legend, the central tower moved and attempted a flight to Tibet during its consecration and hence had to be chained.

Paro Dzong : House the office of the governor and monastic bodies and walk down through the cantilever bridge . View tiger nest monastery from the valley floor: Taktsang Ghoempa (Tiger’s Nest Monastery). Taktsang Monastery, also known as ‘Tiger’s Nest’. It is said that in the 8th century Guru Rinpoche flew on the back of a tigress from eastern Bhutan to this place and meditated in a cave here for 3 months. The principal Lhakhang (monastery) of the present monastic complex dates from 1692. Taktsang was damaged severely by fire in 1998 but has now been fully restored to its former glory. Then drive to Drukgyel Dzong (fortress) that is situated on a ridge in the upper Paro valley which is 30-minute drive towards north from the Paro town. Drugyel Dzong also means “Fortress of Victorious Drukpas” which was built in 1649 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel. The Dzong had been served as an important base for defense in the region until 1951 when it was destroyed by fire. The ruins of the Dzong was continued to be protected as an important monument linking people of Bhutan with the great events that contributed in maintaining sovereignty of the country. Drukgyel Dzong was served solely for defensive purpose without administrative and religious functions, especially against external threats from the border.
The existing ruins of the Dzong are comparatively well preserved. One can without much difficulty understand or distinguish features of the complex. Although most of timber components of the Dzong such as roof truss, door and window frames, and floors and ceilings are almost totally absent, major portion of stone and rammed earth wall structures are still standing. They provide for visitors in understanding ideas and practices for defense in the olden times.The reconstruction of the fortress began in April, 2016 after the command of His Majesty the King, to celebrate the birth of His Royal Highness the Gyalsey, to commemorate the arrival of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal in 1616 AD the birth year of Guru Rinpoche. The restoration work is estimated to be completed soon.

In the evening stroll through the Paro town and visit local handicraft stores.

Over night at Paro

Day 4: Paro Departure

After breakfast we will drive to Paro airport for the departure.

BOOKING PROCEDURE:

For exclusive booking please confirm the tour at least 10 days before schedule.
While making confirmed booking of the tour a payment amounting to 80% of the tour fee is to be made at the time of confirmation with work order.
Rest 20% payment will be made 5 days before start of the trip.

The Tour Cost Includes:

Breakfast and dinner at respective hotels and lunch at local tourist standard restaurant
Accommodation (Twin Bed / Dbl Bed sharing basis)
All transportation within the country including airport transfers.
Entrance fees for Museums and Monuments as per the program
English Speaking Local guide.
one bottle each mineral water inside vehicle every day

The Tour Cost Does Not Include:

Single room supplement charges
Insurance Premiums
Payments for service provided on a personal basis
Cost for any services not mentioned in the “Cost Include head”
Cost incurred due to mishaps, strikes, political unrest etc.
Personal expense in items such as laundry, soft drinks, Camera Charges, Bottle water,
Incidentals, Portage, Bellboy charges tips or any other services
Airfare
Sustainable development fees USD ( one time )

Note :

Sustainable development fee of USD 15 per person per night is not included in our tour package cost. This has to be paid directly to the SDF department counter on arrival at Paro airport.
Sustainable development fees for TOUR LEADER are applicable.

Why Choose Us:

Over 10 years of expertise in crafting unforgettable travel experiences. Dedicated and experienced travel consultants. Personalized itineraries tailored to your preferences. Exceptional customer service and support. 24/7 emergency assistance during your trip.

Additional Information:

Visa requirements, if any, vary by destination. Travelers are responsible for obtaining necessary visas and travel documents. Prices may vary based on departure city and availability. Optional upgrades and extensions are available upon request.

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