Overview

Experience a captivating 7-day tour of Bhutan, where you can discover mesmerizing landscapes, rich culture, and cherished traditions of this serene escape. Often called the last Shangri-La, Bhutan is steeped in mystery and captivating history. Known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon (Druk Yul) and its people as Drukpa (Dragon People), Bhutan offers a one-of-a-kind and unforgettable journey. One can uncover the captivating customs and charm of Bhutan in its simplicity through this tour. Bhutan is located between China and India and offers a rich blend of historical, religious, and adventurous attractions.

The 7-day Bhutan tour guarantees that your time and money will be well utilized, allowing you to experience the untouched nature and the globally celebrated cultural heritage. Bhutan’s natural beauty includes majestic mountains covered in snow, breathtaking valleys, and dense forests with different plants and animals. In addition to the natural wonders, you can also have the opportunity to explore ancient monuments that hold centuries of Bhutan’s rich culture and history.

Visiting iconic religious sites in Bhutan will create a lasting impression, as these monuments reflect the advancement of society and the country. The vibrant monasteries and heritage sites, with their distinctive Asian architecture, are visually captivating. The deep-rooted Buddhist culture of Bhutan is evident in the presence of Buddha statues and revered saints throughout the landscape. The musical prayers of monks and the mesmerizing sounds of musical instruments in the monasteries enhance the enchanting experience.

Bhutan’s festivals, celebrated with unmatched spirit, highlight the country’s vibrancy. These festivals represent the local charm and contribute to Bhutan’s unique identity. Bhutan offers an exceptional experience in terms of culture and happiness metrics, leaving a lasting impression on your heart. The 7-day Bhutan tour combines nature, culture, and happiness. It offers a comprehensive understanding of a country that values simplicity, embraces tradition, and captivates with its distinctive charm.

Trip Highlights for 6 Nights 7 Days Bhutan Tour

Experience the mysterious masked dances and ancient rituals of Bhutanese festivals.
Enjoy the stunning Himalayan panoramas at Dochula Pass with 108 stupas.
Witness the excitement of Bhutan's national sport, archery, against the scenic backdrop of breathtaking landscapes.
Cross the Mo Chhu River on one of Bhutan's longest suspension bridges, suspended high above.
Visit Phobjikha Valley to see the rare and majestic black-necked cranes in their winter habitat.
Admire the divine architecture of Punakha Dzong, set against scenic rivers.
Experience an adrenaline rush with white-water rafting on the pristine Mo Chhu River in Bhutan's landscapes.

Day 1 :

Arrival at Paro Airport in Bhutan, transfer to Thimphu

After arriving at Paro Airport in Bhutan, our representative will give you a warm welcome. After completing the necessary airport procedures, you will proceed to Thimphu. Its preservation of culture makes the capital city renowned. Colonization did not touch Bhutan. The world considers it one of the happiest nations. The journey from Paro to Thimphu takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, covering a distance of 50 km. Check-in at your hotel. Then, explore Tachogang Lhakhang (3810m), an ancient landmark along the Thimphu-Paro Highway. This landmark features a century-old iron chain bridge decorated with colorful prayer flags. Capture the breathtaking scenery. Later, explore the respected Tashichho Dzong. It is a significant political and cultural site. In the evening, mesmerizing lights showcase its true magnificence.

Day 2 :

Explore Thimphu, the capital city

Start your day with breakfast. Then, embark on a journey to explore Thimphu. Visit Kuensel Phodrang, also known as Buddha's Point. There, you will see the magnificent statue of the Great Buddha Dordenma. It overlooks the beautiful Thimphu valley. Explore the National Memorial Chorten, a stunning tribute to the third Dragon King. Witness the heartfelt ritual of circumambulation. Then, create your way to the Motithang Takin Preserve. It's a forested area that reaches the natural habitat of the Takin. You can observe Bhutan's national animal in its free and natural environment. After enjoying a delicious lunch, visit the rich Simtokha Dzong. Then, visit the Zilukha Nunnery. Immerse yourself in Bhutan's rich heritage. End your day at The Centenary Farmers Market. It is a lively market that showcases grown fruits and delightful snacks. This provides a glimpse into the daily life of the Bhutanese people.

Day 3 :

Travel from Thimphu to Gangtey

Start your day by relishing a satisfying breakfast. Then, embark on a picturesque journey from Thimphu to the charming Gangtey Valley. Admire the diverse landscapes that unfold before you during the drive. They showcase the natural beauty of Bhutan. When you arrive in Gangtey, immerse yourself in the magnificence of the valley. It's surrounded by lush greenery and a serene atmosphere. Discover the renowned Gangtey Monastery, a cultural treasure with great historical significance. As you soak in the peaceful ambiance of this sacred place, absorb the cultural richness it offers. In the evening, indulge in a delightful dinner, savoring the flavors of Bhutan. Retreat to your hotel for a peaceful overnight stay. The enchantment of Gangtey Valley becomes an unforgettable part of your Bhutanese journey. It blends scenic marvels with cultural exploration.

Day 4 :

Move from Gangtey to Punakha/Wangdue

Start your morning with a filling breakfast. Then, embark on a scenic journey from Gangtey to Punakha and Wangdue. You will cross Bhutan's green countryside. Explore the impressive Punakha Dzong, a majestic fortress with a rich history. Visit the esteemed Chimi Lhakhang, a Buddhist temple known for its cultural significance. Enjoy a delicious dinner and unwind with a comfortable overnight stay at your hotel. Explore not a beautiful landscape. Also, dive into the rich culture and history during your Bhutanese tour. You will transition from Gangtey to Punakha/Wangdue.

Day 5 :

Return to Paro from Punakha/Wangdue

After breakfast, return to Paro. Take the opportunity to explore the city's cultural attractions. Interact with the friendly locals. Experience the charm of Paro. Discover its unique cultural offerings, including historical sites, vibrant markets, and serene landscapes. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Bhutanese dinner at your hotel. Savor the flavors of this enchanting country. This return journey ensures a smooth transition from Punakha/Wangdue to Paro. It helps you maximize your time in Bhutan. It also helps you create unforgettable memories in the heart of this Himalayan paradise.

Day 6 :

Discover Paro's attractions

Begin your day by embarking on a challenging hike to the revered Tiger's Nest Monastery in Paro. A beautiful location on a cliffside nestles the monastery. This sacred monastery offers breathtaking views of the Paro Valley. It holds great significance as a pilgrimage site for Buddhists. Feel the spiritual energy. Admire the natural beauty as you complete this rewarding trek. After the exploration, return to your hotel. Have a well-deserved dinner and a restful overnight stay. This day in Paro guarantees physical adventure and a spiritual connection. It creates a memorable and enriching experience in the heart of Bhutan.

Day 7 :

Final Departure from Paro

After breakfast, say goodbye to Bhutan. Then, drive to Paro Airport for your flight home. Take a moment to reflect on the unforgettable memories. You made them during your 6 Nights 7 Days Bhutan Tour. As you begin your journey back, treasure the extraordinary experiences. Also, treasure the cultural explorations and breathtaking landscapes. They made this Bhutanese adventure remarkable. Leave with a heart filled with appreciation for the warmth of Bhutanese hospitality. The enchanting moments will remain with you long after you leave.

FAQs

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Is Bhutan a cheap country to visit?

Bhutan’s unique policy of a daily minimum tax for tourists makes it an expensive destination. However, this policy is in place to promote sustainable tourism and preserve the country’s cultural and environmental integrity.

Can I go to Bhutan without a tour?

In Bhutan, it is generally not permitted to travel independently. Tourists must make arrangements for their visit through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator. Bhutan has implemented a tourism policy called High Value – Low Impact, which requires visitors to pay a daily tariff set by the government to cover various services. The policy aims to manage tourism and ensure sustainability and a high-quality experience.

What is the best time to visit Bhutan?

The ideal times to travel to Bhutan are during the spring months of March to May and the fall months of September to November. During these seasons, the weather is pleasant, the skies are clear, and the conditions are perfect for exploring the beautiful landscapes and mountains. Winter, which spans from December to February, is less crowded and offers crispy air. On the other hand, summer from June to August, brings lush greenery but also occasional heavy rainfall. Ultimately, the best time to visit Bhutan depends on personal preferences and the desired experience.

What is the daily tourist fee in Bhutan?

The typical daily expense for visitors in Bhutan ranges from $200 to $250 per individual, which includes lodging, meals, transportation, and the assistance of a licensed tour guide.

Which is the cheapest season to visit Bhutan?

The rainy season from June to August is the most budget-friendly time to visit Bhutan. During this time, the government’s daily minimum tariff might be lower, and there are fewer tourists. It is necessary to be prepared for occasional heavy rainfall during the monsoon season and plan activities accordingly. Traveling to Bhutan in the rainy season can be more affordable.

What is the famous food in Bhutan?

A well-known dish in Bhutan is Ema Datshi, which is a spicy chili and cheese dish. Other popular foods in Bhutan include Pho (dumplings), Momos, Jasha Maru (spicy chicken), and Red Rice. Bhutanese cuisine is famous for its spiciness, flavorful taste, and distinctive ingredient combinations. Suja, also known as butter tea, is a commonly consumed beverage in Bhutan.

Which part of Bhutan is most beautiful?

Paro is widely regarded as one of the most stunning destinations in Bhutan. The combination of its natural splendor and rich cultural heritage, exemplified by the presence of traditional Bhutanese architecture throughout the area, reinforces the prevailing notion that Paro is an enchanting and beautiful region of Bhutan.