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3 nights 4 Days Bhutan Tour
Paro, Thimpu, Punakha and Tiger nest monastery
Country
Nepal
Duration
3 Nights 4 Days
Max Altitude
Grade
Easy
Best Seasons
March to December.
Group
Private
Transportation
Private Vehicle
Accommodation
Hotel
Overview
Bhutan as a unique and isolated country with a rich cultural heritage and values centered on respect for living beings and protection of nature. The architecture of Bhutan is a fusion of modern engineering and traditional aesthetic beauty. Bhutan is blessed with abundant natural beauty, with 80% of its land covered in pristine forests. Tiger's Nest, a famous Buddhist monastery, is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Bhutan. Visitors must hike up a steep trail and dress modestly to enter the premises of monastery. Overall, a visit to Bhutan and Tiger's Nest is a must-do experience.
Due to its isolation and limited contact with other countries, Bhutan used to receive fewer visitors. However, in recent years, the number of visitors has been increasing. Despite this, Bhutan has successfully managed the flow of tourists, preserving its unique identity and environment.
The Bhutan 3-night, 4-day tour is an exciting opportunity to discover the natural beauty and unique culture of the country, known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon. Along with enjoying the breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, travelers will also witness the spiritual and mystical aspects of Buddhist communities. The tour includes visits to centuries-old monasteries and fortresses with spectacular architecture, offering unforgettable experiences. Additionally, travelers can participate in various exciting activities and sightseeing in the cities of Thimpu and Paro. Accommodation options range from luxury stays to traditional farmhouses, providing a chance to experience the typical Buddhist way of living and taste the delicious Bhutanese cuisine. Overall, this tour promises to create unforgettable memories.
At Global Holidays Adventure, we provide top-quality services at reasonable prices. With over a decade of experience in the region, we have established ourselves as a trusted provider of adventure tours. Our team consists of highly professionals, local guides who are not only knowledgeable but also proficient in foreign languages, ensuring a wide-ranging and enjoyable tour experience for all the visitors who travel with us.
Require documents for Bhutan Visa
- Clear scan copy of your passport.
- 1 passport size digital photographer.
Note: While exploring Bhutan be part of its culture with respect. You must cover your shoulders and knees in religious sites, so dress accordingly. Ask before taking picture of any one or any religious sites. Dispose your waste responsibly.
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Itinerary
Daily Schedule
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Day
1
Paro Arrival & drive to Thimphu.
Accomodation:
Hotel
Meals:
Lunch and Dinner
Transport:
Private Vehicle
Upon your arrival at Paro airport, you will be received and welcomed by one of the individual Global Holidays Adventure and take you to your hotel. It takes 1.5 hour in order to reach capital Thimphu. During afternoon, we will go to the Memorial Chorten, a monument built in memory of the late King by the Royal Queen Mother. After that, we will visit the Buddha View Point, which offers a panoramic view of Thimphu city. In the evening, we will visit the Tashichho Dzong, which serves as the parliament house of the country, and take a stroll by the King's palace.
Day
2
Thimphu sightseeing tour.
Accomodation:
Hotel.
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Transport:
Private Vehicle
Today during the morning, we will explore Changangkha Lhakhang and the Takin preserve center where the national animal of Bhutan is kept. Later, we will drive to Dochula pass, which stands at an altitude of 10,000ft, to admire the breathtaking views of the Eastern Himalayan range, which are particularly stunning on a clear sunny day. After lunch, we will continue our journey by driving to Thimphu.
Day
3
Drive to Paro, Hike Taktsang Monastery (5hrs Hike.).
Accomodation:
Hotel.
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
Transport:
Private Vehicle.
After an early breakfast, today we will embark on a scenic drive to the picturesque city of Paro. One of the highlights of the day is a visit to the iconic Taktsang Monastery, also known as the Tiger Monastery, a revered cultural and religious site in Bhutan. The hike to monastery is usually about 3 hour approximately. It is advised to dress modest in order visit Taktsang monastery. After exploring the monastery, we will head to a traditional farmhouse to experience the authentic lifestyle of the local Bhutanese people. Additionally, we will also have the opportunity to visit museums and street markets in Paro, providing further insight into the rich culture of Bhutan.
Day
4
Departure Day.
Meals:
Breakfast.
Transport:
Private Vehicle.
Today, packing all the stuffs and memories of the trip, one of our representative will drop you to the airport at Paro.
Availablity
Inclusions
- Daily government Royalties and Taxes ($100 Each night.)
- Sightseeing and monastery entrance fees as per the itinerary.
- English Speaking Guide trained and licensed by the Tourism Council of Bhutan, will be together throughout trip.
- All transfer and sightseeing by private transportation.
- Accommodation on twin room basis - 3 stars hotels.
- Meal plan: Breakfast and Dinner at the hotel and lunch at the local tourist restaurants.
- Drinking water (2 bottle per day each person).
- Bhutan Visa fees.
- All necessary travel permits.
Excludes
- Insurance of any kind.
- Additional cost due to natural calamity and unforeseen circumstance.
- Personal expenses such as drink, guide tips & etc.
- Paro flight from Kathmandu (USD 480 Each) (Delhi/ Bangkok/ Singapore).
- Tips and Gratuities to Guides/drivers/trek crew.
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THINGS TO KNOW – BHUTAN TRAVEL GUIDE
- Light weighted and breathable clothing for day time.
- Long- sleeved shirts and pants to project against the sun and cool evening.
- A Light jacket or sweater or cooler evening.
- Comfortable walking shoes for exploring.
- Sandals or comfortable shoes for leisure.
- A waterproof jacket or poncho, as April can bring occasional showers.
- Consider layering clothing for varying temperatures.
- A wide-brimmed hat or cap for sun protection, Sunglasses, etc.
- High SPF sunscreen to protect against the strong sun at higher altitudes.
- Personal Medications : Any prescription medications you may need.
- Basic first aid kit.
- A small daypack for carrying essentials during day trips.
TRAVEL ESSENTIALS:
- Power adapters for Bhutan's electrical outlets.
- Chargers for your electronic devices.
- There are three associated plug types, types C, D and G. Plug type C is the plug which has two round pins, plug type D is the plug which has three round pins in a triangular pattern and plug type G is the plug which has three rectangular pins in a triangular pattern.
- Bhutan operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz.
- CASH: Bhutan's currency is the Ngultrum (BTN). Ensure you have enough cash, as credit cards may not be widely accepted.
- ATTIRE: Bhutanese culture values modesty, so it's recommended to dress modestly & respectfully, especially when visiting religious sites. Long pants or skirts and covered shoulders are advisable.
FAQs
Why Bhutan is expensive for visit?
This is true that Bhutan is more expensive than Nepal and India. The government of Bhutan has imposed an all-inclusive nightly tariff structure for all tourists so Bhutan tour can appear more expensive. A regular tour operator of Bhutan from 10 years we receive comments from returning clients that they get the real value of money genuinely. Considering the tour every visitors has access to a private guide, vehicle, driver, and package includes all meals, accommodation, sightseeing, entry fees, transfers, taxes, Government Royalties and visa fees which is indeed excellent value of money as well as Bhutan is such a pleasure to visit.
Can I travel independently in Bhutan?
No! It is not possible to get entry visa to go Bhutan unless you pre-arranged land tour itinerary with a licensed and approved tour operator and pay the appropriate nightly all inclusive government tariff. Bhutan government avoid the independent visitors to maintain its strict culture and ecological value. However you can enjoy a high degree of flexibility during the hike, visit local markets, villages and interact with locals as you wish. You can arrange your own private tour and you do not need to join with other group but it just must be pre-paid and pre-arranged.
What will weather be like in Bhutan?
Bhutan, like Nepal and other countries in the planet is experiencing some climate change. Summer (June to mid- September) are warm, humid and raining. Winter (December to Early march) cold and dry. Winter nights are cold but days are clear and sunny. The western valleys only average 2 snowfall per annum. August to early September is wettest period.
How to get Bhutan ?
There are two way to reach Bhutan either from overland from India or by flight from Nepal, Indian and Thailand. Flight from Kathmandu is most amazing which offers the spectular views of Everest, Makalu, kanchanjunga and thousands of Himalayan peaks.
How can I Obtain Bhutan Visa?
We Global Holidays Adventure will help you for visa procedures. We must submit the visa application to the Bhutan government at least 1 week before you go. Here you will get paper visa and once you arrive at Paro get actual stamped in your passport. For Visa application we need your clear scan copy of your passport.
When is the best time to visit Bhutan?
October to December is the ideal time to visit Bhutan as the weather is clear and fresh with sunny skies. January and February is clod after then march to May is the climate remains dry and pleasant and end of the spring rhododendron bloom spectacularly and flooding the hills with varieties of colors. May to june is little hot and high humidity, from June from September the monsoon rain covers the mountains.
Is there any altitude problems in Bhutan?
Most visitors will have No problems of altitude in Bhutan. Our cultural tour itineraries does not reach higher than 3500 meters from sea level. Of course if you are doing some trekking in Bhutan then you have to aware from altitude.
What should I Pack for Bhutan tour?
Pack list is depends on the season of travel in Bhutan. Except for summer warm clothing like down jackets, and sweaters are recommended and for summer cottons and lightweight woolens clothes are better.
Will somebody come to pick me up at the airport upon my arrival?
Yes, Global Holidays Adventure representative will be there to greet you outside of Terminal Hall. He will be displaying you name card. After that you will be transferred to hotel.
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