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04N-05D Bhutan - Paro

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Duration

4 Nights/5 Days

Maximum guest number

4.3

Overview

The inclusions focus on the essential services such as accommodation, transportation, meals (usually breakfast and some lunches/dinners), sightseeing, entrance fees, and permits. The exclusions mainly revolve around personal expenses, international flights, insurance, optional activities, and gratuities. Be sure to clarify any specific inclusions and exclusions with your tour operator before booking, as some packages may differ in what they offer.

Itinerary

Day 1DAY 1 : Arrival in Paro and Transfer to Thimphu

Morning: Arrival at Paro International Airport: Bhutan’s only international airport, located in the Paro Valley. Enjoy the picturesque flight through the Himalayas. Transfer to Thimphu (1.5-2 hours): The capital city of Bhutan, located around 50 km from Paro. Enjoy the scenic drive through lush forests and quaint villages. Afternoon: Lunch in Thimphu: Savor traditional Bhutanese dishes such as ema datshi (chili and cheese), red rice, and momos (dumplings). Visit Tashichho Dzong: Explore the fortress and monastery that houses the Bhutanese government offices and the king’s throne room. Visit Buddha Dordenma Statue: A towering 169-foot statue of Buddha offering panoramic views of Thimphu valley. Evening: Explore Thimphu Town: Stroll around the local market and shops. You can also visit the National Memorial Chorten, a beautiful stupa where you can observe local Buddhist rituals. Dinner at a local restaurant: Enjoy Bhutanese cuisine or international dishes. Overnight in Thimphu.

Day 2DAY 2 : Thimphu to Punakha

Morning: Breakfast at your hotel. Visit the National Folk Heritage Museum: This museum provides insight into Bhutanese rural life, showcasing traditional artifacts and household items. Visit Changangkha Lhakhang: A beautiful 12th-century temple with views of Thimphu Valley. Take a short walk to the Craft Bazaar: Explore locally made handicrafts, textiles, and Bhutanese artifacts. Afternoon: Lunch in Thimphu. Drive to Punakha (2.5 to 3 hours): Enjoy the scenic drive over Dochula Pass (10,000 feet), where you can see panoramic views of the eastern Himalayan peaks and visit the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens. Late Afternoon: Arrive in Punakha: Check-in to your hotel and relax after your drive. Visit Punakha Dzong: This majestic fortress sits at the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers. It is one of Bhutan's most iconic dzongs, home to the country's spiritual and political history. Evening: Dinner in Punakha: Enjoy a relaxing dinner with scenic views of the valley. Overnight in Punakha.

Day 3DAY 3 : Punakha Sightseeing and Transfer to Paro

Morning: Breakfast at your hotel. Visit Chimi Lhakhang: A short, pleasant hike takes you to this temple, known for its unique history and associations with fertility. Explore the Punakha Valley: Take a short walk to see the traditional village life in this fertile valley. Afternoon: Lunch in Punakha. Drive to Paro (4-5 hours): The drive back to Paro offers breathtaking views of the countryside and small Bhutanese villages. Evening: Arrive in Paro: Check-in to your hotel and relax. Dinner in Paro: Enjoy a meal in this quaint town, known for its cozy atmosphere. Overnight in Paro.

Day 4DAY 4 : Paro Sightseeing and Hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel. Visit Paro Rinpung Dzong: This fortress-monastery is one of the most iconic in Bhutan, offering beautiful views of the Paro Valley. It’s known for its role in Bhutanese history and culture. Visit the National Museum of Bhutan: Situated in an old watchtower, this museum offers fascinating exhibits on Bhutanese culture, art, and history. Afternoon: Lunch in Paro. Hike to Tiger's Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang): This is the highlight of many Bhutanese journeys. The monastery is perched on a cliff 3,120 meters (10,240 feet) above the Paro Valley. The hike takes around 4-5 hours (round trip), and once you reach the monastery, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of the valley below. It’s a deeply spiritual site with a legend associated with Guru Rinpoche. Evening: Return to Paro town: After the hike, relax and rest. Dinner in Paro: Enjoy a hearty dinner after the day’s adventure. Overnight in Paro.

Day 5DAY 5 : Paro and Departure

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel. Leisure time in Paro: You can explore Paro town further or take a relaxing walk around the Paro Valley. Shopping and souvenirs: Visit local shops to buy Bhutanese handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs. Late Morning: Lunch in Paro. Transfer to Paro International Airport: Depending on your flight schedule, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your departure. Afternoon/Evening: Departure from Paro International Airport: Board your flight and head to your next destination.

Inclusion

    1. Accommodation:

      • Hotel Stays: 4 nights in 3-star or 4-star hotels, depending on your booking preferences. The hotels will be in cities like Thimphu, Punakha, and Paro.
      • Rooms are usually based on twin sharing or double occupancy (unless a single supplement is requested).

    2. Meals:

      • Daily Breakfast: Typically included at the hotel (buffet or set menu).
      • Lunch & Dinner: Some packages include lunch and dinner at the hotels or local restaurants, especially during sightseeing days.
      • Traditional Bhutanese food will be featured, such as ema datshi, red rice, momos, and chili cheese dishes.

    3. Transportation:

      • Private Transportation: Transfers in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle (car, van, or mini-bus, depending on the group size) for airport pickup, sightseeing, and transfers between destinations (Paro, Thimphu, Punakha).
      • Driver/Guide: A professional driver and an English-speaking guide will accompany you for the duration of your trip, providing local insights and ensuring smooth travel.

    4. Sightseeing & Entrance Fees:

      • Entrance Fees: All entry fees to the attractions listed in your itinerary, such as Tashichho Dzong, Buddha Dordenma Statue, Punakha Dzong, Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery), and the National Museum of Bhutan.
      • Guided Tours: Full-day sightseeing tours in Thimphu, Punakha, and Paro, including cultural and historical insights from your local guide.

    5. Travel Permits:

      • Tourist Permit: Bhutan requires a tourist visa for most travelers, and this is usually included and arranged by your tour operator. The visa and all required paperwork will be processed before your arrival.
      • Paro & Thimphu Permit: Necessary permits for visiting restricted areas are typically arranged for you by your operator.

    6. Support Staff:

      • Local Guide: An experienced English-speaking Bhutanese guide for all sightseeing activities and local cultural insights.
      • Local Support: Assistance from local staff to ensure a smooth experience, especially when arriving and departing from the airport.

    7. Drinking Water:

      • Bottled water provided during sightseeing trips and transfers.

    8. Taxes & Service Charges:

      • All relevant government taxes and service charges, including tourism development fees (usually around $65 per day).

Exclusion

    1. International Flights:

      • Flights to and from Bhutan: Airfare to Paro International Airport is not included. You will need to book a flight from your home country to Bhutan via connecting airlines (e.g., Druk Air, Bhutan Airlines).

    2. Visa Fees:

      • Bhutan's visa fee is typically arranged by your tour operator, but if your tour doesn’t include this, you may have to pay it separately.

    3. Personal Expenses:

      • Shopping & Souvenirs: Any personal shopping, including items such as handicrafts, Bhutanese textiles, or souvenirs, is not included.
      • Laundry and phone calls are also at your own expense.

    4. Meals Outside of Included Meals:

      • Any meals outside of the ones provided, such as snacks, beverages, or meals in restaurants that are not part of the tour package, are excluded.

    5. Tips and Gratuities:

      • Tips for your guide, driver, or hotel staff are generally not included. It's customary to tip guides and drivers for their services (typically $10–$15 per day for guides and $5–$10 per day for drivers).

    6. Insurance:

      • Travel Insurance: Any travel insurance (medical, evacuation, trip cancellation) is not included and must be arranged separately by the traveler.
      • Adventure Activities: If you opt for activities like rafting, hiking, or other excursions not listed in your itinerary, they might not be covered in the package.

    7. Alcohol and Special Drinks:

      • Any alcoholic beverages or special drinks outside of the meals provided are not covered.

    8. Extra Activities or Customization:

      • If you wish to include extra activities like an extended trek, a private yoga class, spa treatments, or other customized services, they may come with additional charges not included in the base package.

    9. Any Optional Tours:

      • Optional tours that are not part of the standard itinerary, such as additional visits to certain temples or private excursions, may be excluded.

    10. Photography/Videography Fees:

    • Certain cultural sites may charge additional fees for professional photography or videography. These are typically not included in the package.

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