15 Days Amazing Bhutan Tour

Paro is a small town in western Bhutan and the only international airport in the Country. There are many things to do in Paro but will depend upon your flight landing time. If you land early morning we can cover Paro Rinpung Dzong, Drugyel Dzong, and Paro viewpoint.

Your day begins with the Paro City Tour. Early morning start the day with Zuri Dzong Hike starting from Paro Museum. The hike offers the best view of Paro city and refreshing air to start the 15-day Bhutan Tour. The hike takes about 30 minutes. Upon completion visit Paro Museam, Paro Dzong followed by the traditional bridge.

The flight takes about 30 minutes from Paro to Yonphula. Upon landing at Yonphula airport our guide and driver will take you to hotel. Relax at Hotel.

Tashigang is one of the largest districts in the Kingdom. Tashigang spans the easternmost corner of the Kingdom, skirting up to the edge of the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. The district has an altitude ranging from 600 meters to over 4000 meters above sea level with a temperate climate.

Visit Trashigang Dzong located atop a spur overlooking the Dangmechu river. Built-in 1667 by Chogyel Minjur Tenpa a fortress has been a political stronghold of eastern Bhutan for over 300 years. Tashigang boost series of sacred and ancient temples which provides spiritual anchors for the region people and serve as centre of communal gathering where annual religious festivities take place. This is one type of Bhutan tour itinerary that covers best of eastern bhutan Tour.

The drive from Tashigang to Merak takes approximately 1-2 hours, traversing rugged terrain and offering stunning views of Bhutan’s eastern highlands. The journey passes through picturesque villages and pristine landscapes, making it a scenic and adventurous route. Over night at Camp.

Trek the Sakteng village and enjoy the day. Sakteng is a town in Trashigang District in far eastern Bhutan. The nearby Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary is named after it. The trek from Merak to Sakteng in Bhutan is about 14 kilometers long and takes about 5–6 hours. The trek is part of a Merak Sakteng Trek that combines nature and culture, and includes visits to attractions like Tiger's Nest Monastery, Rimpung Dzong, and Tashichodzong. The trek is considered moderate, with an average walking distance of 14 kilometers and a maximum elevation of 4,150 meters. The best time to do the trek is in October, November, and DecemberOvernight at Camp.

After breakfast, you’ll start driving to Trashigang. The drive is beautiful through sub-tropical vegetation and temperate forests along the most important day we drive to trashigang and stay overnight at Hotel.

Distance between Mongar and Trashigang is around 92km but it is expected to take over 3hrs. Plus add the stops and add 2hrs if you are taking an excursion to Drametse Goemba. The road from Mongar climbs past fields, to Kilikhar with its Buddhist college (shedra) and then through blue pine forests.

Bumthang is the cultural capital of Bhutan and lots of ancient temple is found in this city. March-May is the best time to visit Bumthang. During Spring, the flora and fauna are at their best along with the pretty Rhododendrons at higher altitudes.

Tour the cultural capital of Bhutan. Visit Jakar Dzong the palace of the white bird. Bumthang is divided into four blocks Chokhor, Chhume, Tang, and Ura all of which are broad and gentle valleys carved by glaciers. The wide and scenic valley of Bumthang attracts a large number of tourists every year. Now the district also has a domestic airport which makes travel easier compared to a decade ago.

Visit Kurjey Lhakhang which is an important pilgrimage site for all Bhutanese as the Guru left the imprints of his body while meditating there in the 8th century.

Visit Kencho sum Lhakhang built in the 7th century and later restored by terton Pema Lingpa in the 15th century. The three sacred Budha statues which grace the Lhakhang main shrine are said to have miraculously flown there from Khini in Kurtoe, a region further east. Evening at Hotel.

Explore the Ura valley. Ura valley is the oldest valley in the Kingdom and it is believed that the first inhabitants of Bhutan took place here in the valley. Ura Valley is situated in the eastern part of the Bumthang district, one of the most historic and religiously significant regions in Bhutan.
It lies at an altitude of around 3,100 meters (10,170 feet) above sea level, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and lush landscapes. Explore the valley

Today we start early as driving is very long. It takes about 4 hours to pass through valleys and small villages.

In the morning we walk through the pristine valley of Phobjikha and visit farm house and take opportunity to talk with locals. In the afternoon drive to Thimphu.

Thimphu lies at an altitude of 2400m. In 1961 Thimphu replaced Punakha as the capital city of Bhutan. It is estimated that around 135000 people reside in Thimphu making it the most populated city in Bhutan. Highlights of Thimphu.

The weekend Market: The market is the biggest in the country operating from Friday till Sunday. Apart from fresh fruits and vegetables varieties of local art and crafts are also sold here. Chilies are the most common vegetable sold in the market and one can see varieties of chilies in different forms sold here.

15 Days Bhutan Tour ends today. Our team from Tour Bhutan will assist you and drive you to the airport and see you off.