Bhutan, the tiny Buddhist Kingdom, is culturally and environmentally unique in the world, nestled at the eastern end of the great Himalayan range in south Asia. As a result of its isolation from the rest of the world until the early 1960s, this country has now become one of the world's most popular tourist destinations.
The Bhutan Tour package includes a brief introduction to Bhutan. It's a four-day tour of Paro and Thimpu's most popular attractions. The locations have been carefully selected to provide a glimpse of some of Bhutan's most stunning natural scenery as well as a sense of culture and tradition. This special package includes the Rinpung Dzong, Kichu Lakhang (the oldest monastery in Bhutan), Drugyal Dzong (the Victory Fort dating back to the 16th century), The Tiger's Nest Monastery, King's Memorial Chorten (dedicated to the 3rd King of Bhutan), and the Nunnery Temple, all of which are must-see sites in Bhutan.
Furthermore, the package includes all meals as well as twin-share accommodation in government-approved A-category hotels in Bhutan. You will also be accompanied by an English-speaking guide throughout the trip for your convenience. Nonetheless, the trip can be tailored to your specific needs and budget. This tour is ideal for time-crunched travelers. These four days in Bhutan will be unforgettable. This package is also ideal for short family vacations with children and the elderly. It can be scheduled at any time of year. The tour begins and ends in Paro.
Amigo always makes sure that its customers get the correct value for their money. Therefore, our packages are always available at the most competitive rates, with no hidden charges. Bring in a group and enjoy special group discounts. Departures are also guaranteed on all customized packages. Moreover, if you are looking for a more detailed trip, please check our 7 days Bhutan Cultural Tour. Sit back and enjoy the tour, while we make the necessary preparations for your next trip to the Land of Thunder Dragon.
Day 01: Arrival day in Paro
Day 02: Drive to Thimpu. 2350m\7710ft- 54km (2 hours)
Day 03: Explore Thimpu
Day 04: Drive to Paro and final departure from Bhutan tour
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Day 01: Arrival day in Paro 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 watchtower 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.)
Day 02: Drive to Thimpu. 2350m7710ft- 54km (2 hours) Second day in Bhutan…. The day starts with breakfast at 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 completed in about 4-5 hours; including lunchtime, 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 Bodhisattvas; Taktshang Zangdo Pari, Peak of Urgyan; the temple of Urgyan; welcoming view of the Paro Valley, and attractive markets and the lifestyle of people in Thimpu.)
Day 03: Explore Thimpu Third day in Bhutan… It's 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 Valley 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.)
Day 04: Drive to Paro and final departure from Bhutan tour 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
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