Luxury Bhutan Amankora Journey

Are you ready for an adventure that will take your breath away?

Imagine soaring through the sky, high above the majestic Himalayas, with a bird’s-eye view of Bhutan’s stunning valleys. If you’re seeking an unforgettable experience that combines natural beauty and cultural immersion, then a flight over Bhutan’s Himalayas is an absolute must.

Indulge in a delectable breakfast at Aman before embarking on a town exploration of Thimphu.
Visit the Memorial Chorten, which was erected to pay tribute to the 3rd kings of Bhutan.

Afterward, take a short 15-minute drive up a small hill to see the magnificent Buddha Statue, the largest standing Buddha statue in Bhutan, which overlooks the picturesque Thimphu valley.
In the evening, unwind and relax at the hotel.

Drive towards Punakha the historical places of many saints including the Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel built the great Punakha Dzong.

Zhabdrung also unified Bhutan when the different district of Bhutan was still fighting. Punakha is also the village of the four queens of Bhutan.
On the way explore the Dochula pass giving you a panoramic view of the Himalayas. Dinner and overnight at Hotel Aman Punakha.

Hike the Khamsum yulley namgyel monastery crossing the longest suspension bridge in Bhutan.
The suspension bridge connects the village between Punakha Dzong and the village across the bridge.

Gangtey is of of the beautifull valley of western Bhutan. The highlight of Gangtey valley is the breeding centre of endangered Black Necked crane.

Explore the valley and enjoy the hospitality of Amankora Gangtey.

We hike in the beautiful environment of the Phobjikha Valley, with its alpine setting on the western slope of the Black Mountains.

The gold-roofed Gangtey Monastery (currently closed and undergoing renovation) sits on a prominent hilltop in the valley. The vegetation in this high-altitude glacial valley includes mixed forests of pine and rhododendron, with thick, brushy grasslands on the valley floor.

A flock of 200-300 black-necked cranes (Grus nigricollis) migrates to this valley from Tibet to spend the winter foraging of the valley floor. In Bhutan, the cranes are considered harbingers of good luck and have long been respected by the residents of the valley.

The cranes’ arrival signals to villagers that it’s time to pack up and move down to lower, warmer climes since the valley is snowed-in during the winter months. Overnight at the lodge…BLD

Bumthang is home to great saints like pema linga the treasure hunter and it is also the place where Bhudhism flourish in Bhutan.

The drive will take you through Trongsa the home of Royals. Visit the Trongsa Dzong. Evening at Bumthang and over night at Hotel.

After breakfast, Visit Chakhar (Iron Castle) Lhakhang, which is the site of the palace of the Indian King, the Sindhu Raja who invited Guru Rimpoche to Bumthang.

The Original palace was made of Iron hence the name Chakhar. The saint Dorji Lingpa built the Current building in the 14th century.

Its correct name is Dechen Phodrang. We then visit Kurjey Lhakhang which is named after the body print of Guru Rimpoche, built in 1652 by Minjur Tempa.

Visit Tamshing Lhakhang (Temple of the good message), established in 1501 by Pema Lingpa, and is the most important Nyingmapa temple in the kingdom.

After lunch, visit Membartsho (Which literally means “Burning Lake”), a short distance up the road leading to Tang valley. The Terton Pema Lingpa discovered several of Guru Rimpoche’s hidden Terma/relics here. In the evening, visit Mathra factory & Cheese Factory. Overnight in Hotel.

Visit the Ura valley and spend your time with the locals. Every year in the 3rd week of August popular Matsutake festival takes place in Ura valley.

The mushroom season begins, bringing with it the opportunity not only to sample some truly delicious meals but to cultivate a deeper insight into the rhythm of Bhutanese village life. If you happen to visit Bhutan in august you can attend this unique festival in Ura valley.

The flight from Batpalathang Domestic Airport to Paro takes approximately 25 minutes. Upon arrival, the Excursion team will be there to greet you at the airport. Afterward, you will have the rest of the day to explore the charming town of Paro on your own. In the evening, you will return to your hotel.

Hike the most popular temple of Bhutan. Tiger nest temple is one of the iconic temple in Bhutan visited by thousands of locals as well as tourists.

The temple is about 3 hours hike from the base camp through the alpine forest. Upon reaching the temple you can visit inside the place. Our Guide from Tour Bhutan will assist you through the rooms of the temples.

After lunch visit, Paro Rinpung Dzong followed by the Cantilever bridge.

Chelela is 2 hours drive from Paro town and it is the highest road point in Bhutan. It is one of the most beautiful hikes starting from Chelela pass (the highest road point in Bhutan,4800m) towards a remotely located Buddhist temple accommodated by 50 nuns in the middle of the Jungle.

The hike takes about 3 hours downhill through the pinewood forest.In the afternoon whole day spa and relaxation in Hotel.

Your 13 Days Luxury Tour in Bhutan ends here with our guide and driver seeing you off from the airport.