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Bhutan Cultural Tour

Paro, Bhutan

7 DAYS

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Duration

7 DAYS

Group Type

PRIVATE

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Overview

This spectacular 7-day tour covers all Bhutan Cultural Activities. Visit the Buddhist Monastery and experience Bhutanese tradition with local sightseeing of each city.

Highlights

Bhutan Visa assitance and fees included
All Monument entrance fees included
All Meals Included
Private Luxury Car
Private Guide
Private Tour
Bhutan Village Tour
Bhutan Festival Tour
Buddhist Monastery

What's Included

Inclusions

Monument entrance fees
Private Vehicle
Private Guide
All Meals
Accommodation on Twin Sharing
All Transfer By Luxury Car
Bhutan Visa Fees
Assitance on Arrival

Exclusions

All other cost not listed in “included
Travel / Medical Insurance (recommended).
Visa other then Bhutan
All personal expenses including optional tips/gratuities, bar/beverages, telephone, laundry, gifts and other personal expenses
Any additional cost of changing a confirmed itinerary by our own choice or due to your own health/medical reasons, or forced upon by Inclement weather, flight delays, political situation or other conditions beyond our control

Itinerary

Paro

Upon arrival in Paro, you are picked up and taken to the hotel. Spend the day at leisure and have a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel in Paro.

Travel To Punakha

After breakfast today, set out on a drive to Punakha. The journey in this mystical kingdom begins as we proceed to the Punakha region through traditional settlement, past roadside stalls selling seasonal produce and crossing the Paro Chhu River. Halfway to Thimpu district is the confluence, where the Paro Chhu River meets Wang Chhu River. Upon reaching the outskirts of Thimpu district we start towards a road mountain pass – Dochu La, situated at an altitude of 3140 meters. The road offers an enjoyable ride as we pass through small Tibetan settlements and hamlets. This stunning landscape on a clear day, offers views of Bhutan highest peak Gangkar Punsum standing at an altitude of 7541 meters and one can also view snow capped peaks, such as Masagang and Tsendagang

In Punakha

After breakfast, visit Wangdue Phodrang and stroll down the local market. The district of Wangdue Phodrang is famous for its bamboo products and slate and stone carvings. Later, drive back to Punakha and enjoy an overnight stay at the hotel. Wangdue Phodrang: Wangdue Phodrang (previously spelled Wangdi Phodrang) is a dzongkhag (district) of central Bhutan. This is also the name of the dzong (built in 1638) which dominates the district and the name of the small market town outside the gates of this dzong. The name is said to have been given by the Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal who was searching for the best location for a dzong to prevent incursions from the south. The word “Wangdue” means unification of Country, and “Phodrang” means Palace