Overview
Bhutan is a beautiful country on the planet. It is a vibrant Kingdom with diverse cultural heritage and traditions. Bhutan Sightseeing Tour (Bhutan 4 nights five days package) will introduce you to a land covered in green forest, lush green valleys, glittering streams, and spectacular mountains blanketed in perpetual snow. The Lost Paradise — That Thunder Bhutan Dragon territory with the idea that it has much to offer to the rest of the world — was compared to the “Hidden Shangri-La” by many. The snow-capped Himalayan Mountains, which rise suddenly from the Indian subcontinent’s plains, are a sight to behold.
Bhutan, also known as the Thunder Dragon Capital, is a Himalayan country engulfed in sanctity and blessings. Traveling to Bhutan allows you to step back in time and experience life thousands of years ago. In Bhutan, you’ll see pristine Himalayan landscapes, ancient traditional buildings, historic Buddhist monuments, and breathtaking festivals, among other things. We specialize in providing authentic Bhutan trips that are tailored to your specific interests, travel dates, and budget. Here are some of our most popular Bhutan tour packages, which include all of the country’s most popular places and attractions. If you have your own vision of the ideal Bhutan tour, please share it with us. We can customize a vacation to meet your specific requirements.
Trip Highlights
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Bhutan Tour– Best Time
The best times to visit the country are in the spring and October. Spring starts in February and lasts until mid-May when the entire countryside is a rich green and alive with wildflowers in full bloom, particularly rhododendrons, locally known as the metho, of which Bhutan has forty-six different types. Every April, the Lamperi Botanical Park, near Thimphu, hosts a three-day Rhododendron Festival to honor the blossoms in their natural habitat. September sees the end of the monsoon’s heavy rains, ushering in the pleasant season of fall, with clear skies and sunny days. Even though the evenings might be cool, the days are balmy, making this the greatest season to go hiking and exploring the region.
Thamel Marga Central Thamel Kathmandu (Google Map)
Maximum Altitude: 2195m/7200ft
Your four-night five days Bhutan Tour begins with a short and gorgeous flight from Kathmandu to Paro, just like other multi-day Bhutan trips.
In clear weather, this flight is a good alternative to a mountain flight in Nepal since you can see Mount Everest and Lhotse from a new perspective.
The National Museum, which was previously a watchtower for Rimpung Dzong, will be the first stop on your tour. It has a great view of Paro, and the Dzong is said to have been built in 1645 A.D.
You will now ride from Paro to Thimpu, Bhutan’s capital city, along a mountain road. It’s time to explore the National Library after touring the memorial Chorten constructed in remembrance of the third king.
Overnight in Thimpu!
Maximum Altitude: 2320m/7612ft
In Thimphu, you’ll witness Buddhist texts at the National Library and traditional medicine institutes where healing practices like acupuncture and homeopathy are practiced. See also Thangkha art, exquisite metalwork, weaving, and papermaking. The Textile and Folk Heritage Museum, which exhibits Bhutanese material culture and traditions, will be your first stop. After that, go to Tashichho Dzong and then to the Handicrafts Emporium and local shops to shop for textiles, Thangkha paintings, jewelry, and other items.
Overnight in Thimpu!
Maximum Altitude: 3,050m/10,000ft
After breakfast, drive to Punakha, which is roughly 90 kilometers from Thimphu and takes nearly three hours. Punakha is the administrative headquarters of the Punakha dzongkhag of Bhutan’s districts. Bhutan’s capital was Punakha. Its population is 25,700 people.Wangdue Phodrang is the capital of the Wangdue Phodrang District in central Bhutan (dzongkhag thromde).Enroute Visit: Aberu la Pass, Druk Wangyal Lhakhang, Punakha Dzong, Wangdue Phodrang, Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten, Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten.
Enjoy the night in Thimpu.
Maximum Altitude: 2320m/7612ft
In Bhutan’s Paro Valley, Paro is a district city and the seat of Paro. It is also noted for the many sacred sites in the area—it is a historic city with many sacred sites and historic structures strewn around the area—it is the country’s only international airport. After breakfast, you’ll go on a local sightseeing tour.
Drukgyal Dzong, Taktsang Monastery view, Kichulanka Monastery, Ta Dzong, Paro Rinpung Dzong (Museum), Nya-MeyZam, Dungtse Lhakhang, DrukChoeding, DrukChoeding, DrukChoeding, DrukChoeding, DrukChoeding, DrukChoeding,
Check in at the hotel and have a free evening to explore the area.
Overnight stay at the Paro hotel.
Maximum Altitude: 2195m/7200ft
You will depart for your native nation after breakfast on this day. Before your flight, one of our team members will drop you off at the airport.
We’ll help you apply for visas. Your visa application must be submitted to the Bhutanese government at least one week before departure. When you arrive in Paro, you will be handed a paper visa that will be stamped on your passport. We’ll need a clear scan copy of your passport for the visa application.
No! You won’t be allowed to enter Bhutan unless you’ve planned a land trip with a licensed and approved tour operator and paid the required nightly all-inclusive government tariff. Bhutan’s government discourages independent tourists in order to preserve the country’s strict culture and natural importance. During the trip, however, you have a lot of freedom to visit local markets and towns and engage with the locals as you like. You can plan your own private tour without having to join a larger group; however, it must be pre-paid and pre-arranged.
Bhutan, like Nepal and many other countries throughout the world, is undergoing climate change. Summer is hot, humid, and rainy from June until mid-September. Winter is cold and dry (December to early March). The nights are cold in the winter, but the days are clear and sunny. The western valleys receive barely two snowfalls per year on average. The wettest months are August and early September.
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