Bhutan Discover the heart of Buthan 

​• Transfer from airport to hotel. Check-in to your hotel

​• Lunch will then be served at a local restaurant and you can choose Bhutanese delicacies

​​• After lunch, visit Paro Rimpong Dzong  which dates back to the 17th century

​•  After breakfast, we will drive around 20 minutes to a Bhutanese family. You will be served Bhutanese tea (Suja) and  try a variety of Bhutanese traditional food. ​​

•  in the afternoon,  20 minutes to the starting point of Zuri. Hike to the Zuri temple, the beautiful hike takes around one hour or more which starts from Ta Dzong and stop at Hotel Uma. 

• Before dinner, experience hot stone bath.

• Overnight stay at Dorji Dema Home Stay

•  Today we will drive to the high valley of Haa crossing over the Chela pass at 3988m. ​

• Continue to drive towards Haa. Visit the nunnery which consists of around 90 nuns.

•  After, continue your driving towards Chela pass for around 30 minutes. From the pass, you will get the stunning view over the Himalayas.

• In Haa visit Lhakhang Karp and Lhakhang Nap some of the oldest temple built in 7th century. 

• Visit a Bhutanese family in a small village close to Haa. Help and watch them collect fodder and milking the cows

​• Later in the evening drive to the temple Juneydra for less than one hour

• Spend your time mediating in that peaceful temple, learn basic meditation skills, if you are interested to learn or you can do it by your own

• In the evening interact and cook meal with the couple

• We will drive a beautiful road from Haa to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan

•  Upon arrival, visit National Memorial chorten/stupa

• After lunch, take a visit of the Jungshi handmade paper factory

• Psst, don't miss one of the biggest buddha statue overlooking Thimphu town

• In the afternoon,  drive to Changangkha monastery, the temple was built in 13th century, this is one of the most important temple for the people of Thimphu

• Drive 16 km from Thimphu and hike to the monastery  retreat and teaching center for the southern Tibetan Buddhism school

• The site is also known to have around 500 monks who ensure safety and are also in charge of the religious activities in the monastery. These monks are also entrusted with taking care and maintaining the monastery

​• In the evening, visit the summer residence for the royal family Trashichhodzong!

​•  After breakfast, visit the institute of 13 traditional arts commonly known as 'the painting school'

​• Visit Changzomtog weaving center which is a perfect place to see the art of traditional weaving being kept alive and preserved through exhibition and has a good collection of old textiles which are rich in colors and designs

​• After lunch drive to Punakha. Visit Dago and her family, Dago is known for her cooking talent, she will prepare a special dinner for you

​• After breakfast, drive to Chhi-med Lhakhang. Here you'll get to see the Temple of Bhutan's foremost Saint, the Lama Drukpa Kuenley

​• Later, drive around 40 minutes from the Dzong to the starting point of Kham sum Yulley Namgay Stupa. The walk begins as you cross the Mo Chhu River on one of Bhutan’s unique prayer flag adorned iron-chain suspension bridges. The path takes you past terraced rice plantations, fields of colorful flowers and intricate prayers wheels. 

​​• After the visit, continue to drive to Paro for around 4 hours. Upon reaching Paro you can have a rest and prepare for Tigers nest hike the next day.

​​•  Drive from hotel around 20 minutes to the starting point of hike to the Tiger nest

​​•  The Tigernest, or Takshang, has been an important pilgrimage place for more than 1200 years. The Monastery clings to a sheer cliff two thousand feet above Paro valley

​​•  Stop off for lunch at the teahouse on the way back, a paradise for photographers! Apart from the stunning view, you'll cast your eyes over waterfalls, meditation caves, prayer wheels, many prayer flags, and stupas

​​• In the afternoon, free time in the town

​​• Transfer from hotel to the airport

We hope you've enjoyed your time in Bhutan! And come back to visit again soon.