6 days, 5nights (Paro)
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Tour Highlights
This tour will especially be for you if you enjoy the following:
-Exploring unforgettable historic architecture, including ancient fortresses, sacred monasteries, and beautifully crafted bridges
-Marveling at spectacular mountain views and breathtaking landscapes throughout Bhutan’s pristine countryside
-Engaging in authentic cultural encounters with local communities, participating in traditional Bhutanese rituals and farm life including at the Happiness Farm
-Visiting ancient monasteries and dzongs, including the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery
-Hiking through remote valleys, forests, and villages, with optional mountain river rafting and scenic hikes offering exquisite views
-Immersing yourself in Bhutan’s unique culture, deeply rooted in Buddhism and the philosophy of Gross National Happiness (GNH)
-Savoring culinary adventures featuring farm-to-table meals made from locally sourced organic ingredients
-Visiting less-traveled regions of Bhutan, connecting with local communities and experiencing their way of life
-Capturing stunning photos of Bhutan’s spring landscapes, wildflowers, and snow-capped mountains
DAY 1- Arrival in Paro : The Happiness Farm (1 hour, 27 km)After arrival some sightseeing.
– Evening arrive at The Happiness Farm
-Stargazing after dinner
-Bonfire dinner
– Stay at The Happiness Farm www.thehappinessfarm.com
Day2- Thimphu Sightseeing
– After breakfast, drive to Thimphu.
– Visit the towering Buddha Dordenma Statue overlooking the valley.
– Visit Zulukha nunnery
– Bhutan postal museum
-visit Vegetable Market
-Overnight at Norkhil( 4* / Seven Suites 3*)
– Cross the Dochula Pass (3,100m). Stop at Dochula Druk Wangyel Chortens for Himalayan views.
– Explore Punakha Dzong, Bhutan’s most majestic fortress at the confluence of two rivers.
– Visit Longest suspension bridge
-Riverside walk in Punakha Valley.
– Stay at Densa (4*/ River Valley 3*, Punakha
– Drive back to Paro
– Nature hike ?
-Stay at the Happiness Farm
– Optional Farm tour
– Optional cooking class
– Campfire dinner
-Overnight at The Happiness Farm
-Hike to Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest) (4–5 hours round trip).
– Lunch at the café.
– Meditation & Blessing at a Monastery Paro Taktsang
– Herbal Bath for healing from the hike at The Happiness Farm
– Stay at the Happiness Farm
– Bonfire and stargazing at night.
Our representative will see you off from Paro International Airport. Tashi Delek.
Note: Speical B2B quote for Indian Nationals only
Documents required:
1. Digital Copy of your identity Document
Passport (For all nationalities)
Voter ID (For Nationals of India without passport)
Birth Certificate (For Nationals of India under 18 years old without passport)
- Requirement for Passport
The passport must be valid for six months from the intended date of departure from Bhutan
Passport copy should be in JPEG or PNG format
2. Passport Size Photograph
- Requirement for Passport
Should not be older than six months
Should be color copy, portrait style with eyes open and forehead & ears clearly visible
Should be in white background without border
Terms and Conditions:
Tour Programs booked and subsequently cancelled shall be subject to cancellation charges as
follows:
Within 45 days of the start of the tour program is free
Within 30 days – 15 % of the rate
Within 21 days- 25% of the rate
Within 7 days- 35% of the rate
After arrival in Bhutan : 100%
“Life is a journey that must be traveled no matter how bad the roads and accommodations”.
Oliver Goldsmith
