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The trip is easy and suitable for everyone, including children and older people. It does not require any skills in mountain climbing or traversing difficult terrain.
Located in the area of Thimphu and Paro, the Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek is one of the iconic trekking trails in Bhutan. The Trek is one of the beautiful treks in Bhutan. The trek lasts for five days and during this time, you’ll experience and visit some of the amazing Lakes in the Mountains.
Wangdue Tshechu is a three-day festival of mask and folk dances founded by the 4th Temporal Ruler of Bhutan, Mr. Tenzing Rabgye (1638-1696), to commemorate the birth of Guru Padmasambhava. The festival is held in wangduephodrang Dzong. The festival is Known for dance of the Ox.
Bhutanese living in the wild-Watch as this patriots go about their everyday lives in the stunning landscape of their Homeland. Short trip to Bhutan which covers the best of the Country within a short period of time. Explore the western Bhutan and discover the Kingdom.
The 21-day Gangkar Puensum Trek is a high-altitude trek that will lead you to the uncharted territory of this mountain-giant. It will take you on a Trekking on rugged terrain, you will venture into unexplored mountainous terrain where you will see breathtaking landscapes and gorgeous views all along.
Gangtey festival is very important for people living in Phobjikha. This three-day annual festival is held with the performance of various sacred mask dances that are based on Peling tradition and some unique to Gangtey valley. The festival concludes with ngedup Langwa(receiving of spiritual wisdom)which is a special blessing ritual for the people.
The tour covers Thimphu, Paro, and a day trip to Punakha. You will spend 2 nights at Paro Le Meridian and 2 Nights at Thimphu Le meridian. Offering an indoor swimming pool, a spa, and wellness center, and a fitness center, Le Méridien Thimphu is located in Thimphu.
Punakha is the old capital of Bhutan and the yearly festival of Punakha Domchey happens at the beginning of the year. The festival is very unique as it hosts a dramatic recreation of the scene from the 17th-century battle with the Tibetan army. This is one of the oldest festivals of the district. The festival depicts how the local Bhutanese militia duped and defeated an invading Tibetan army and forced them to withdraw.
The festival of Punakha is celebrated every year before the nomadic people of Laya depart back home. The Punakha Tshechu (or ‘festival’) takes place each February or March inside the incredible Punakha Dzong, the ancient capital of Bhutan. As well as being a really fun and exciting day out for the Bhutanese, the tshechu also provides devout Buddhists with an opportunity for pilgrimage and prayer.
