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Glimpse of Bhutan

Glimpse of Bhutan

Passing through or planning a brief retreat, this one day Paro centric tour of Bhutan give you a meaningful and memorable introduction to the Land of the Thunder Dragon.

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535

Duration

2 Days

Per person · 2–10 travelers

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Private departure from US$ 535 · 2–10 travelers

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  • We’ll help tailor the tour to your budget

Duration

2 Days

Max elevation

3,120m Taktsang Monastery

Best season

March-May September -December

From group price

US$ 535

Per person · 2–10 travelers

Amigo traveler rating: 4.9/5 across 548 reviews · Google, Tripadvisor, Amigo website

Is this trip right for you?

Several days of hiking at a moderate level of effort.

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    Private Car

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Glimpse of Bhutan

Trip overview

Spend two days exploring the Paro Valley on this short Bhutan tour. Visit Kyichu Lhakhang and Rinpung Dzong, experience a traditional farmhouse and hike to Taktsang Monastery. The itinerary starts and ends in Paro and includes a substantial uphill walk.
Service level
Amigo Plus
Comfort profile
Active Trek
Accommodation standard
A Category Hotels

In short

Two days in the Paro Valley, with cultural visits and the Taktsang Monastery hike.

Route highlights

  • Discover Paro on a two-day introduction to Bhutan.

  • Hike to Taktsang Monastery above the Paro Valley.

  • Visit Kyichu Lhakhang and Paro Rinpung Dzong.

  • Experience a traditional farmhouse and Bhutanese hospitality.

A Day in Bhutan: Unveil Timeless Paro and its Hidden Wonders

Tucked away in the eastern Himalayas, Bhutan offers a rare and deeply enriching experience, blending pristine natural beauty with a vibrant cultural heritage rooted in centuries-old Buddhist tradition, to all its visitors. Every town and the valley of this serene Buddhist Kingdom is steeped in transcendent spirituality, timeless architecture, heritage-rich culture and the awe-inspiring natural beauty shaped by centuries of devotion. If expertly planned, even two days are just enough to immerse in every facet the country offers to its visitors.

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The Glimpses of Bhutan is a very expertly planned 2-day tour of Bhutan that offers a quick escape into the country’s natural, cultural and spiritual essence. It’s a Paro centric tour in which you will take a quick and meaningful tour of Paro Valley’s cultural and historical landmarks, spiritual sites and traditional farmhouses representing rural lifestyle, architectural heritage and cultural values of the country.

This 2-day Bhutan tour starts with your flight arriving in Paro. After the traditional welcome at the airport, you will visit the most important landmarks of the country, the Taktsang Monastery (the Tiger’s Nest). It’s a roughly 4 hour round-trip hike. The hike will be followed by a visit to the ancient (7th century) temple, Kyichu Lhakhang. Moreover, a visit to Bhutan is considered incomplete without exploring a dzong.Therefore, the next site after the temple will be Paro Rinpung Dzong- a majestic 17th century fortress overlooking Paro Valley that housing both monastic and administrative bodies, offers rich insight into Bhutan’s spiritual, administrative and architectural heritage. The dzong also hosts the Paro Tshechu festival, one of the most important festivals in Bhutan. Stepping beyond the physical landmark, you will wrap up the day by stepping into the heart of Bhutanese daily life (visit a traditional farmhouse) to experience the country's rare, authentic and  rich rural culture, architecture, atmosphere and hospitality. The tour officially ends with you flying out of Bhutan for your onward destination. For more description of the sites, please visit our detailed itinerary section.

This Bhutan tour is the shortest fly-in, fly-out tour that both starts and ends in Paro. It’s an all-inclusive package designed for a seamless experience, including handpicked stays, authentic Bhutanese meals, private guided tours and all logistics handled with care. However, should you require cost-effective options or a premium enhancement, we are pleased to offer personalized recommendations that perfectly align with your specific preferences. The package can also be customized based on interest (nature, culture, photography etc).

Set in one of the world’s most serene destinations, this tour is more than a quick visit- it’s a mindful pause from the everyday routines and responsibilities, offering space to reconnect, reflect and recharge. Therefore, this 1 night, 2 days in Bhutan is a perfect gateway for those short on time, but craving a unique cultural and spiritual experience. For those living one flight away from Bhutan, this makes a perfect weekend getaway. But for those on a tight budget who’ve always dreamed of experiencing this country, there is no other ideal package than this.

While this tour is available throughout the year, the ideal time to visit Bhutan is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to early December), when the weather is most favorable and the landscapes are at their most vibrant.

To witness one of Bhutan’s culturally rich festivals, please plan your travel dates in alignment with the festival schedule provided below.

Why travelers plan with Amigo

A Day in Bhutan: Unveil Timeless Paro and its Hidden Wonders Tucked away in the eastern Himalayas, Bhutan offers a rare and deeply enriching experience, blending pristine natural beauty with a vibrant cultural heritage rooted in centuries-old Buddhist tradition, to all its visitors.

Day-by-day route outline

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  1. Day 1

    Arrival day in Paro

    Day details

    First day in Bhutan… A company representative, who is assigned to transfer you from the airport to the hotel, will be awaiting your arrival at the Paro International Airport. This person will greet you and take you to the hotel booked for you in Paro. After a quick refreshment at the hotel, the day will be spent exploring the attractions of Paro. Starting with Rinpung Dzong, a very famous fortress and a Buddhist monastery of the Drupa Lineage of the Kagyu school in the Paro district, which now accommodated the district Monastic Body and Government Administrative Office of Paro Dzongkhag, the day tour continues with a visit to Kichu Lhakhang (the oldest monastery in Bhutan), 5 km from the Paro Town and ends with an exploration of Drugyal Dzong (the Victory Fort built in 1649), 14 km north of the Paro city. The night will be spent in a hotel in Paro. Meals included: Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: The entire fortress complex exhibiting valuable architecture, sculpture and artwork; magnificently unique shrines and chapels; the Deyangkha Temple; amazing view of the seven storied watch tower fortress – Ta Dzong; prayer wheels, chortens and the beautiful architecture of Kiychu Lakhang and the ruins of Druyyal Dzong built during the 16th century  to honor the victory over an invasion of Tibet.)

  2. Day 2

    Drive to Thimpu. 2350m7710ft- 54km

    (2 hours)

    Day details

    Second day in Bhutan…. The day starts with a breakfast your hotel and continues with a half-day hiking excursion of the Tiger’s Nest Monastery, nestled 900 meters above Paro on the edge of the cliff. The excursion will be complete in about 4-5 hour; including the lunch time, after which we will drive to Thimpu, the capital city of Bhutan.  2 hours drive from Paro will take us to Thimpu. The evening will be spent exploring the market and the lifestyle of people in Thimpu. The night will be spent in a hotel in Thimpu. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: Beautiful trail to Taktsang Monastery accompanied by blue pine trees, prayer flags, paraphernalia vendors, Guru Rinpoche’s cave and waterfall; the architecture of the temples and the residential shelters of the Taktsang temple complex; elegant images of Avalokitesvara and Bodhisttvas; Taktshang Zangdo Pari, Peak of Urgyan; temple of Urgyan; welcoming view of the Paro Valley, and attractive markets and the  lifestyle of people in Thimpu.)

  3. Day 3

    Explore Thimpu

    Day details

    Third day in Bhutan… Its a Thimpu exploration day as the entire day will be spent exploring the attraction of Thimpu. After breakfast at the hotel, without wasting  a single minute we will set off to visit the King’s memorial chorten (dedicated to the 3rd King of Bhutan), the most visible religious landmark in Bhutan, built in 1974. After visiting the chorten, we will also visit other attractions of Thimpu including the radio tower, the zoo, the Nunnery Temple, the National Library, the Institute of Traditional Medicine, the Textile Museum, the Handicraft Emporium, the Traditional Paper Factory and the Tashichho Dzong. The lunch will be served, where feasible. Even the evening will be utilized to stroll around the streets of Thimpu. Overnight in a hotel in Thimpu. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Highlights of the day: The unique architecture of the Memorial Stupa decorated with invaluable golden spires, bells, the depiction of larger than life size images of furious deities with their furious companions,unambiguous Yab-Yum sexual poses, representation of Avalokitesvara, Manjusri and Vajrapani, slates engraved with the images of Gautam Buddha, Ngawang Namgyal and Padmasambhava, prayer wheels, mandalas, shrines and statues dedicated to the 3rd King, and the teachings of Vaajrakilaya, Drupa Lineage of the Kagyu school and Lama Gongdu;  amazing view of the Thimpu Vaalley and the Thimpu Dzong from the radio tower; wide assortment of animals in the zoo including the national animal of Bhutan; ancient manuscripts in the National Library; the exhibition of herbs, minerals, precious metals, gems and animal parts in the Institute of Traditional Medicine; special handicrafts of Bhutan; the majestic architecture of Tashichho Dzong and the beautiful temples, chapels and shrines in its premise.)

  4. Day 4

    Drive to Paro and final departure from Bhutan tour

    Day details

    Last day in Bhutan…. The flights to and from Bhutan are usually scheduled early in the morning. Therefore, after breakfast at the hotel , we will drive you directly to the Paro International Airport, as per your flight schedule. Meals included: Breakfast

What is included in the trip price

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The essentials and support items that are already built into the package.

  • Package Includes:

  • Hotel-airport-hotel transfer (private car/jeep/minivan-depending on group size) service in Kathmandu (if you are flying to Bhutan from the Tribhuvan International Airport)

  • Arrival and departure airport transfer service in Bhutan in a private vehicle (car, jeep or minivan, depending on group size)

  • All in-country transport by private vehicle, as per the itinerary.

  • Accommodation (twin-room) in government-approved A-category hotels offering quality amenities and comfort.Optional upgrades can be arranged at extra cost. Single supplement applicable for single room.

  • Meal Plan: Full Board (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

  • Service of a licensed, English-speaking Bhutanese guide

  • All applicable activity and entrance fees outlined in the itinerary

  • Bhutan entry visa, including assistance with the application process

  • All necessary taxes, including a USD 100 per night Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)

  • All necessary travel permits

What to budget for separately

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Items travelers usually pay for separately, depending on style, spending habits, and optional upgrades.

  • Package excludes:

  • Nepal or any other country entry visa

  • Accommodation, meals and transportation (except airport transfers for Bhutan flights) in Nepal. Can be arranged at extra cost.

  • Airfare for Kathmandu-Paro-Kathmandu route. (Flights from Nepal and other international cities can be arranged at an additional cost, subject to availability.)

  • Airport transfer for Bhutan flights in any other city outside Nepal.

  • Personal expenses such as alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages, extra meals, snacks, laundry service, Sim Card service, internet/phone call service etc.

  • Cost associated with excess baggage on Bhutan-bound flights

  • Cost of entrance fees and activities (such as rafting, hot stone bath, archery etc) not included in the itinerary

  • Travel insurance that covers trip cancellation and interruption

  • Tips (as an appreciation) to the service providers

Group rates by party size

Per-person rates adjust automatically with your party size. Member discounts apply where available.

2-10 travelers

US$ 535

per person

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Questions travelers usually ask before booking

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This two-day Paro tour suits travelers with limited time who want cultural sightseeing and are prepared for the Taktsang Monastery hike. The schedule is compact, and the monastery walk includes a sustained climb and descent. Discuss flight timing, fitness and any mobility concerns with the team before booking.

Spring and autumn are popular periods for Bhutan sightseeing and walking. Weather and visibility vary by month, and festival dates change from year to year. Ask the team about your intended dates, flight timing and the expected conditions for the Taktsang hike.

Glimpse of Bhutan is a two-day, one-night itinerary centered on Paro. It includes cultural sightseeing and the Taktsang Monastery hike, with arrival and departure via Paro. Check the daily schedule and flight times with the team before booking.

The main walk is the hike to Taktsang Monastery. Allow around four hours for the return trip, depending on your pace and conditions. It’s a steady climb followed by a descent. Since the visit is short, we’ll also help you check that your flight times fit the plan.

Your one-night stay is in a government-approved A-category hotel, with a twin-sharing room included. We can arrange a single room or an upgrade for an additional cost.

Private airport transfers in Bhutan and a vehicle for the tour are included. If you fly from Kathmandu, your hotel-to-airport transfers there are included too. Airfare to and from Bhutan is extra. Because this is a short trip, we’ll help you check flight times against the itinerary.

Most visitors need a Bhutan visa; Indian nationals need a permit. Our listed package includes Bhutan visa assistance, necessary permits and the Sustainable Development Fee. Tell us your nationality and travel dates when you enquire, and we’ll confirm the documents needed.

Yes. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included during your Bhutan stay. Drinks, snacks and extra meals are separate. Let us know about dietary requirements before your trip.

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Important Trip Notes & Activities We are very pleased to acknowledge that you are joining us for an adventure trip in the remote Himalayan region, where weather conditions, health, and fitness of the member, or unexpected natural disasters can compel us to change the itinerary and if so you have to understand it but we would try our level best to keep the suggested itinerary as per the original schedule. Your safety and satisfaction of the trip are our prime concern while traveling with Amigo Treks & Expedition P. Ltd and we ensure you our best team, logistics, and professional services to make sure that you would have an amazing trip of a lifetime with us. Also note that Guide deserved the final decision if the trip has to amend, change the route or cancel due to the extreme conditions for the safety precaution. However, we will try our best to ensure that the trip runs according to the stated plan but be prepared for flexibility if necessary. Our Guides, trip, and safety This trip takes you to the remote Himalayan region, you must be accompanied by a very experienced and qualified leader for a safe and successful trip. We have a local guide working with us who is trained and qualified for the trip. On this trip, there would be one Bhutan Guide. Also, we would have helpers to upload bags. Accommodation All hotels in Bhutan are approved and classified by the Government. These hotels are equivalent to a 3-4-star basis. So as per the availability at the time of booking, we will provide you with a grade hotel in Paro and Thimpu.  Note that, the accommodation which we provide you is on a twin sharing basis but if you prefer having a single room, a single supplement is chargeable. Meals All meals are included during your trip. There is a variety of foods available which you can pick up from the menu as per your interest. Our advice is to ask the hotel or restaurant if they can offer fresh food. Pack list You can carry a maximum of 20kg while you fly to Paro by Druk Air. You can carry approx 56 kg in your hand. Your carry-on bags are restricted to one piece, and the size should not exceed 17" x 13" x 8". The packing items are divided into two different items. One is Trek items and another is non-trek items. Your trek items will be locked at our office if you carry them. Here under tour list items A pair of lightweight long pants Pair of dress pants/dresses for evening pairs shorts short-sleeved shirts/blouses long-sleeved shirt for sun protection (also while visiting dzongs, temples & monasteries). Underwear Socks Sleepers Warm jackets (if the trip falls in Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan & Feb) sweater or lightweight jacket windbreaker pair comfortable walking shoes pair of sandals pair of dress shoes Personal toiletries Insect repellent Spare nylon duffel for purchases Sunscreen rated 20 SPF or higher Lip Balm Sunglasses Prescription glasses visor/sun hat Flashlight Daypack/Hip pack for day trips Beach Towel First-Aid kit with pain medications, antiseptic/anesthetic for sunburn, prescription medications   Other optional gears Camera, memory cards, and spare batteries Electronics/battery charger Spare contact lenses or glasses Reading and writing materials Passport pouch or money pouch Motion sickness remedies   Necessary official documents Passport with a minimum validity of 6 months Copy of the first page of the passport Airline tickets Visa approval for Bhutan (bring with you) Some essential issues, Always check that your pack contains essential items such as your passport, money, eyewear, a change of clothing, hiking boots, and medications in your carry-on baggage.  Gifts: Please don't bring extra gifts which might be a burden to you. If you wish to show your appreciation to the staff, the best gift would be through conversation or tips where appropriate. Cultural Sensitivity: Women should wear pants (or Capri length pants) and/or a skirt (mid-calf or longer. Tights, hiking shorts, and sports tops are not advisable. For men, pants are best. Men may wear longer hiking shorts that come near the knees. Never go shirtless. For women: Women are advised to bring their necessary health supplies with them, as such items might not be available in Bhutan. Boots: Wear broken-in boots. To minimize the risk of a blister, wearing thin liner socks under regular hiking socks may help.  Clothing: Cotton is the most favorable in warm weather. Once wet, cotton also drains body heat. Better to bring wool or synthetics such as Capilene, MTS, and Thermax.  Layers: Always test your layers before a trip. See if the outer layer fits easily over the inside ones.  Toilet Kit: For trekking & sightseeing, bring your own "toilet kit," and a small bottle of hand sanitizer. Always remember to discard the toilet tissue in a waste basket and not along a trail or in the toilet.  Heating: In Bhutan, portable electric heaters are generally provided for heating rooms. Blankets are also provided. Bring an extra set of long underwear for extra warmth.

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