Bhutan Photography Tour

Arrival at Paro Airport. Paro valley extends from the confluence of the Paro Chhu and the Wang Chhu rivers at Chuzom up to Mt. Jomolhari at the Tibetan border to the North. It is also home to the National Museum, which displays hundreds of ancient Bhutanese artifacts and artwork. This also provided opportunity for photo shoot of nature and architecture of Dzongs and monastery.

Tour Thimphu for photography. Thimphu, the vibrant capital of Bhutan, offers a wealth of photographic opportunities that capture the essence of Bhutanese culture, architecture, and natural beauty. Here are some must-photograph locations and subjects in Thimphu. Centenary Farmers Market, A bustling market where you can photograph a variety of local produce, traditional handicrafts, and the vibrant daily life of Thimphu's residents.

Visit Simply Bhutan Museums to witness the daily life of locals, and visit the Takin preservation center and BBS tower for the photography shoot.
Motithang Takin Preserve: Home to Bhutan’s national animal, the takin, this preserve offers unique wildlife photography opportunities in a serene natural setting.
Folk Heritage Museum: Capture the traditional Bhutanese architecture and lifestyle exhibits that offer insights into Bhutanese culture and history.
Thimphu's Streets and Urban Life: Photograph the everyday scenes of Thimphu’s streets, from monks in traditional robes to modern Bhutanese life, blending tradition and contemporary influences.

Today we start early morning to get the best photography shot of Dochula Pass. Punakha is 3 hours journey from Thimphu. On the way we will stop at Dochula pass. The pass offers one of the amazing view of 10 Mountain peaks of Bhutan. The pass also have 108 Bhuddhist stupa built by the 4 queens of Bhutan dedicated to fallen soldier during 2001 war. The stupa adds more beauty to the pass with the touch of modern arts. Further down to Punakha.  On arrival visit the Longest Suspension Bridge. Evening at Hotel.

Drive to Phobjikha. Along the road visit wangdiphodrang Dzong from outside. Our guide will stop whenever the view is good for photography. Gangtey is beautifull valley occupied by almost 100 families and with many modern hotels. Evening at Hotel.
Best Time for Photography is Early Morning.

Visit the largest fortress in the east which is Trongsa Dzong. The Dzong is very important for Bhutan. All the Kings of Bhutan should become the governor of Trongsa before crowning as King of Bhutan. The grand ceremony takes place in this fortress. Just above the dzong is Trongsa Museam where Buddhist script written in gold is kept. Visit the museam and overnight at Hotel.

Bumthang is one of the most important districts of Bhutan where many great Buddhist saints have to spend their time in Bhutan. It is a high-altitude valley. There are many places where you can take a good photographs of places like ancient monastery, Dzongs and traditional valley.

Ura valley is 2 hours drive from Bumthang. The valley still preserves its old traditional house and people spend their time in the field. It is a best place to shoot the best photograph. Ura Valley, located in the Bumthang district of Bhutan, is a picturesque and serene destination offering numerous photography opportunities.
Ura Lhakhang (Ura Temple): The main temple in Ura Village, known for its beautiful architecture and serene surroundings. Capture the intricate details of the temple and the peaceful ambiance.
Ura Village: Stroll through the traditional village with its clustered houses, stone pathways, and friendly locals. The village offers a glimpse into rural Bhutanese life and plenty of candid photography opportunities.

Fly from Batpalathang to Paro Airport. The flight takes about 25 minutes. During the flight one could see the amazing mountain views of central Bhutan.

Hike the popular tiger nest temple. Get the best picture from different angle. Our Guide will take you for a short hike upon reaching the temple for different photo shoot. Tiger Nest temple is 6th century temple and is very important temple for locals.

Your Bhutan Photography Tour of Bhutan ends here today.
Trashi Delek