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20 Nights/21 Days: Bhutan Authentic Life Tour

The Bhutan Authentic Life Tour- is must to experience. It has wide expectation of whole experience of Bhutan including scenic journey life of Himalayan mountain crossing Bumthang province, the land of Switzerland. This tour has great opportunity to spot the kinds of different flora and fauna along the wonder land of Bumthang and Trashigang lies in the eastern region of Bhutan. One shouldn’t forget lifestyle of remote villagers and their structural living style of Bidung village. Once you have taken up this tour, you will reach great country sight and unique experience of Nomadic herder of eastern people living above 3400m. They depend solely on Yak and sheep and they are wanderer in winter they move to lower altitude and most of their lives they spend in the high altitude.

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Day 01: Arrival at Paro

Day 02: Hike To Tiger’s nest

Day 03: Drive to Thimphu and sightseeing

Day 04: Sightseeing at Thimphu

Day 05: Drive to Punakha and Sightseeing

Day 06: Punakha- Phobjikha

Day 07: Phobjikha- Bumthang via Trongsa

Day 08: Bumthang Owl Trek

Day 09: Trekking life

Day 10: Trekking life

Day 11: Trekking life

Day 12: Bumthang Halt

Day 13: Bumthang- Mongar

Day 14: Mongar- Trashi Yangtse

Day 15: Trashi Yangtse- Trashigang

Day 16: Trashigang- Bidung Village

Day 17: Bidung Village- Rangjung: 4 Km/ 3 Hours by walk

Day 18: Rangjung- Merak Sakteng: 36km/Approx 2 hours

Day 19: Merak- Sakteng – Trashigang: 45km/Approx 2 ½ hours

Day 20: TRASHIGANG- SAMDRUP JONGKHAR: 180km/ 7 Hours

Day 21: Samdrup Jongkhar – Guwahati: 175km/4 Hours

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Day 01: Arrival to Paro

Day 02: Hike To Tiger’s nest

Today hike to Tiger’s nest is one of the holiest places on the planet. The Tiger’s nest is strategically perched on a hill overlooking Paro valley. This place is especially venerated because of its association with Guru Rinpoche, who is said to have flown to Paro Tiger’s nest in the form of DorjiDrolo, mounted on a flaming dakini-tigress in the 747 A.D

Guru Rinpoche visited Bhutan for 3 times. His first visit to Bhutan in 746 A.D from India was when he was invited to Bumthang to treat the Sindhu Raja, the ruler of Bumthang, who was seriously ill. The king was cured and was converted to Buddhism. He promised to return to Bhutan again to further propagate the Buddhist teachings.

A year later, Guru Rimpoche was invited to Tibet by King ThrisongDuetshen to assist him in the construction of the Samye Monastery. He travelled to Tibet and by his tantric powers he cleared away the demonic forces that were disturbing the construction of the monastery and so the monastery was successfully completed.

During this visit in 747 A.D to Tibet, Guru Rimpoche decided to visit Bhutan again with his Tibetan consort khandroYeshiTshogyel and DenmaTsemang. He travelled all over the country and blessed the people.

While in SingyeDzonginKurtoe, Guru is believed to have flown to ParoTakshang (Tiger’s Nest) in the form of Guru DrojiDrolo, the 8^th and the final aspect that he assumed, mounting on a dakini-tigress. Before his arrival, the whole country was believed to have been inhabited by hostile evils spirits. On his arrival he subdued eight categories of evil spirits and bounded them by solemn oath to be the protectors of teaching for all times to come.

Day 03: Drive to Thimphu and sightseeing

Today drive to Thimphu through Paro’s traverse rice field and climbs high above the river providing a great view of Paro airport.

The road descending will lead to the confluence at Chuzom, 24 Kms from Paro and 18 Kms from Bomday.

Chuzom means confluence of two rivers Paro and Thimphu Chu Rivers which we believe this place inauspicious, thus there is a presence of 3 very unique chorten (Stupa) to ward off this inauspiciousness.

Before reaching Chuzom you can see TachogangLhakhang

It is private temple founded by ThangthongGyalpo, located few Kilometers before Chhuzom, the confluence of the Paro and Thimphu River.

ThangthongGyelpo had a vision when he meditated here of an excellent horse Balaha, an emanation of Avalokiteshvara, thus as a good omen, he built this temple.

Below this temple he built Iron Bridge who is said to have been built 108 iron bridges throughout Bhutan and Tibet by iron man called ThangthongGyelpo.

After 30 minutes’ drive from this place you will reach Thimphu city which is capital city of Bhutan.

Day 04: Sightseeing at Thimphu

Thimphu is located at an altitude of 2320m. Capital of the Kingdom, the population of Thimphu is about 100,000. The population is increasing each year due to rural-urban migration.

Thimphu became capital during 3^rd King’s time in early 19s.

ChangangkhaLhakhang

This place has a special magical atmosphere with its prayer flags fluterring in the wind and its feeling of riding above the bustle of the city.

Changgangkhalhakhang is one of the oldest lhakhang in Thimphu valley.

It was built in the 12^th century by Nyima, the son of PahjoDrugomZhigpo, the founder of the Drukpa School in Bhutan.

Mini Zoo

Located on the way to the BBS tower, there in an unlimited trail leading to large fenced area.

Used to serve as a zoo with various wild animals, which were later, released in the wild as per the order from the present King.

The King decided that such facility was not in keeping with the Bhutan’s environment and religious convictions.

The Zoo has different kind of deer including barking dear, black dear and most importantly national animal Takin.

Visit Kuensel Phodrang to see the 8^th largest sitting Buddha statue on the world.

Afternoon stroll around the Thimphu city by your own.

Dinner and overnight stay at Thimphu

Day 05: Drive to Punakha and Sightseeing

The road to Punakha and WangduePhodrang, branches of a short distance before Simtokhadzong.

The road, which loops back as fly-over bridge, is the east-west highway, which was constructed in 1984.

About a Kilometer past the turn-off there is a magnificent view of Simtokhadzong, the first fortress of Kingdom.

The road then climbs past the forestry research center at Yusipang, then through apple orchards and forests of blue pine.

Within few minutes’ drive from here you will reach Dochula La ( Pass) at 3050m.

It is a 45 minutes’ drive from Thimphu. This pass is marked by a chorten with an array of colorful prayer flags.

Dochula cafeteria of Queen mother, located quite near to Dochula stupas which are of 108 stupas to commemorate victory over Indian insurgents .

Dochula Pass offers a breathtaking, panoramic view of the eastern Himalayas on a clear day.

Such days are rare. The best chance of view is in the early morning between mid-October and mid- February.

The pointed peaks standing opposite Dochula are:

Kang Bum-6526m
Gangchhenta- 6840m
Masang Gang-7158m- This mountain dominates the region of Laya
Tshenda Gang- 7100m
Teri Gang- 7170m
Jejekangphu gang-7158m
Zongphu Gang- a Table mountain that dominates the isolated region of Lunana is 7060m
And GangkarPuensum -7497m is the highest peak in Bhutan

Gasadzong almost 50 kms to the northcan also can be seen from the Dochula cafeteria.

Drive to toPunakha from this place changes the vegetation dramatically to Oak, maple and blue pine to a moist mountain forest of rhododendron, alder, cypress, hemlock and fir.

And lead to Chime Lhakhang

It is believed that a demons who has been terrorizing the valley had transformed herself into a black do to escape the wrath of DrukpaKuenley. But he had caught the dog on the WangduePhodrang route and buried it under a pile of earth shaped like a woman’s breast. He had been built a chorten( stupa) on top of this mount and prophesized that a temple would one day be consecrated over it. True to the prophecy, his brother Lam NgawangChogyel built Chime temple in 1456.

Chimi comes from” Chimi” meaning “ dog” and “med” meaning “ no”, which in all means’” no dog” meaning this black dog will never come back from underground.

After few drive from this place then reaching to PunakhaKuruthang which is settle light town.

Punakha is located at 1250m. The central School was consecrated and the village expanded in the mid-1980s.

PunakhaDzong

Punakhadzong which is also known as PungthangDewachenpoePhodrang is located between Mochu ( Female) and Phochu River ( Male) were once lovers, flowing in the same bed. PunakhaDzong( fortress) is the second largest Dzong of Bhutan built by Unified father of Bhutan ZhabdrungNgawangNamgyel in 1637 which was blessed by Guru Rinpoche in 8^th century and prophesized that name called Namgyel will come and build a fortress in this place.

Thus, true Guru Rinpoche’s prophecy ZhabdungNgawangnamgyel built a remarkable dzong which is now having the important relics of RangjungKharsapani, which is statue of Avalokistesvara which appeared marvelously from the vertebrate of TshangpaGyare, the founder of Drukpa School in Tibet.

Above 10 minutes’ walk from this Dzong you will find longest suspension bridge in Bhutan (200m) to enjoy beautiful valleys.

Dinner and overnight stay Punakha

Day 06: Punakha- Phobjikha

Visit to GangteyGoenpa is the 451 year old, the jewel of the region with its distinctive yellow roof, is nested upon a small hill overlooking the large green expanse of the Phobjikha valley………………………………………………………………………………………………..

Day 07: Phobjikha- Bumthang via Trongsa

Distance: 170km/estimated 5-6 hours

Phobjikha to Trongsa

Pelela:

After the Phobjikha junction, it is 14kms through sleep mountainside to Pelela.

It is one of the highest passes that rise up to 3300m.

It is marked by a chorten surrounded by prayer flags.

Its main significances in the history of Bhutan is that traditionally it was considered as the boundary between eastern and western Bhutan.

Drive to Trongsa crossing Rukubji village, Chendebji and Chendebji village is picturesque which lies above 2400m. The main features of this village is marked by Chendebjichorten built by Lama Shida in Swayambhunath style ( Chorten Jaro Khashor ) in Kathmandu.

Then drive further to Trongsa crossing Tangsibji, Tshangkha and LangciPhakha.

Finally reaching Trongsa which is an altitude of 1900m above the sea level.

The attractions in Trongsa are the followings:

Visist Trongsa Dzong which is the biggest and the most impressive dzong in Bhutan signifying the magnificent work of Buddhist architecture. It is maize of courtyards, passageway and corriders.

It has been described as being perched so high on a mountain that the clouds float below it.

The dzong fits narrowly on the spur that sticks out into the gorge of Mangde Chu River.

Ta Dzong

Ta dzong ‘watch tower’ is built to guard the TrongsaDzong from the inter-region and outside invaders.

One of the towers inside the chapel is dedicated to the TrongsaPenlop, JigmeNamgyel, father of the 1^st King.

In another small Chapel upstairs, there are is an interesting representation of palace, with small statues of horses, yaks and elephant.

During the Duar war, two British soldiers are said to have been held as prisoners in the dungeon here for several months.

In the golden days, the Ta Dzong strengthens the defense of the main dzong below.

Trongsa to Bumthang

Distance: 65km/Estimated 3 Hours

The road quickly climbs up 7kms to reach the Trongsa viewpoint, from where we get splendid view of the TrongsaDzongstitting on the ridge.

28 Kms from the viewpoint is the Yotong La at 3425m.

The pass is marked by with a chorten and arrays of fluttering prayer.

As the road opens into the Chhume valley, the superb scenery changes to a gentle forest fir, blue pine and a dwarf bamboo.

After reaching Chhume valley

Chhume valley begins at Gyetsa and has an average altitude of 2500m.

It is 42 Kms from Trongsa.

It is wide valley dotted with number of villages and temples.

Visit Yathra factory at Chummi Village while en-route to Hotel at Bumthang.

Dinner and overnight stay Bumthang.

Day 08: Bumthang Owl Trek

The Bumthang Owl Trek offers an invigorating experience of the culture and environment of the country. It is a moderate 3-day hiking route which starts from Menchugang and ends in Jakar Dzong. The trail has an abundance of flora and fauna, and the panoramic views of the valleys beneath the hill tops and the Himalayas spread over a broad horizon would be an experience that one shall cherish for a lifetime. This trek could be a substitute for the Bumthang Cultural Trek that has been deteriorated to a great degree by the farm road constructions.

Day 09: Trekking life

Start at Manchugang and visit the biggest village in Bumthang, called Dhur at an elevation of 2900 meters above sea level. The village consists of about 75 households with a recorded population of around 800 people. The single village has three types of inhabitants the Kheps (tax payers) having cattle and farmland, Brokpas (nomads) having Yaks and a third group having either. This village has two different dialects, the usual Bumthang Kha and the Brokke (nomadic dialects). A walk above the village to get the overall view of the village is interesting. Climb down to the river where the traditional water-driven flour mill can be visited. This traditional water driven flour mill used to be a source of livelihood for the people of Dhur village. It has been abandoned after the intake channel was washed away by flashflood. The programme has been rehabilitated as it symbolizes an authentic Bhutanese tradition. Continue the trek uphill through the blue pine forest and reach the camp at Schonath (3450m) in hemlock and juniper forest. The hauling of owls through the night is quite common, hence the name the Owl Trek.

Day 10: Trekking life

Trekking through the virgin forest of huge temperate trees like spruce, hemlock, fir, birch and many species of rhododendron makes you breathe the real wilderness of Bhutan. Bamboos are the main undergrowth of this wild forest. During the months of April and May the rhododendrons are in full bloom. In about two hours, you will arrive at the Drangela Pass (3600m). Ascending the Kitiphu ridge brings you to an altitude of 3870m for the night camp. If weather favors you, have a wonderful view of the valley and the panoramic snow caped Himalayan Mountains. The highest mountain of Bhutan Gangkarpunsum (7541m) stands right in front of you when you are on the peak of Kitiphu (4000m).

Day 11: Trekking life

The magnificent sun rise in the morning is a new experience in Bhutan. Climb down to the monasteries of Zambhalha, Chuedak and Tharpaling which brings you to the religious life of monkhood, the historical Buddhist learning centre. Chuedak monastery has 100 Avoloketeshvaras in the form of Chukchizhey (eleven heads) that you will see nowhere else in the country. Afternoon, walk along the ridge of Kikila and finally follow the traditional trek route between Trongsa and Bumthang (the Royal Heritage Trail). The best view of Jakar Dzong will end your three day trek with many interesting and unforgettable memories.

Dinner and overnight at Hotel.

Other information:
On this trek you have the opportunity to see:

Village life in a very big village like Dhur.
The virgin temperate forest of blue pine, hemlock, fir, spruce, juniper with undergrowth of bamboo spices, rhododendrons, birch, maple, chestnut and many others. In spring the rhododendrons flowers are in bloom that beautifies the whole trek route.
The valley views and the Himalayan snow capped mountains in the north.
Birds of different spices, among them the big monal pheasants can be sighted around the second camp and Tharpaling area during mornings and evenings.
The Monastry life in Tharpaling, Choedak and Zhambala are yet very interesting.

Day 12: Bumthang Halt

Today Explore sightseeing below

Visit JakarDzong

In 1549, the monastery was completed and named it JakarDzong, “Monastery of the white bird.

JambayLhakhang

SongtsenGampo, King of Tibet built 108 lhakhangs in the year 659, throughout Tibet and Himalayas to overcome a demoness.

All the Lhakhangs were built on the same day.

Among the 108 Lhakhangs, JambayLhakhang in Bumthang and KyichuLhakhangws erected on the demon’s left foot, JambayLhakhang was placed on the demon’s left knee.

JambayLhakhang was visited by Guru Rinpoche in the 7^th century when he came to Bumthang.

Sindhu Raja renovated the temple after Guru had restored his life force at JambayLhakhang.

KurjeLhakhang

Located 7 kms from the Chamkhar town at 2640km.

In 746, Padmasambhava( Guru Rinpoche) made his first visit to Bhutan. SindhuGyab, an Indian, established himself as the king of Bumthang, with the title Sindhu Raja. There arose a fed between Noachhe’ Big Nose”, a rival Indian king in the south of Bhutan and SendhaGyab.

TamshingLhakhang

Also known as TamshingLhendrupCholing, but popularly known as TamshingLhakhang.

PadmasambhavaLhakhang

Located north of Tamshing from the footbridge, it is about 100m from the road.

Built by PemaLingpa in 1490 around the cave where the Guru Rinpoche meditated and assumed his manifestation of Padmasambhava.

Day 13: Bumthang- Mongar

While drive to Mongar en-route visit Mebartsho

The Tang rivers cuts through the first line of hills, forming a narrow gorge which contains one of the great pilgrimage site in Bhutan: Mebartsho, “ The burning lake”

Today it is a sacred pilgrimage site where the devoted Bhutanese float small butter lamps and makes a wish.

Images of PemaLingpa and his two sons are carved on the rock.

There is no sanctuary but the site of the gorge itself is sacred.

Dinner and overnight stay at Mongar.

Day 14: Mongar- Trashi Yangtse

Day 15: Trashi Yangtse- Trashigang

Day 16: Trashigang- Bidung Village

Bidung Village:

Drive to Barsham Village across country’s most aggressive Gamri River. About 5 km drive from Trashigang town on Trashingang-Rangjung highway the road diverts to left and climbs up the hill through scenic beauty of blue pine forest. This beautiful road way gives you the joy of witnessing many wonderful and indigenous villages of Trashigang district (biggest district of the country) After 2 hour uphill drive from Trashigang then we will reach Barstham village. Visit Chador Lhakhang, the country’s biggest monastery. We will then drive to Bidung Village (10km) which is one of the spectacular villages in the country. Unlike western part of the country, eastern region has richest culture and tradition, and different ethnic group of people live in these areas.

Known for its traditional attributes we will find indigenous buildings made of locally available masonries. Local people flocked together performing local dances during annual rituals are common scenes in these areas. We will have great opportunity to mingle with the local people. They are very friendly and interesting people. More than five hundred local people participate in this religious procession carrying teachings of Lord Buddha (Buddhist script) , statues, relics, trumpets , corns etc and marching through the villages.

Normally, it takes 3 days to complete this religious procession through the village. You will be welcomed to participate in this procession.

Day 17: Bidung Village- Rangjung: 4 Km/ 3 Hours by walk

After breakfast then start walking through villages having snap shots of unique cultures and traditions of their own kind. On the way between Bidung Village and Rangjung we will come across different types of culture. Evening freely stroll around the small market. Visit Rangjung Monastery Yoedseling Choling Goenpa built by His Eminent Dungsey Gyarab Rinpoche (Spiritual Master).

Day 18: Rangjung- Merak Sakteng: 36km/Approx 2 hours

After breakfast drive to Radhi village which is known for traditional weaving. Visit in the village to see how local people weave the traditional dress. In the afternoon, drive to Merak-Sakteng, the locality of Semi-Nomadic people of Bhutan, this is located in the remotest place in Bhutan at a high altitude. Royal Government of Bhutan has recently given modern facilities such as electricity and road connectivity to these places. Before 2009, it was completely delinked and remained isolation from rest of the Bhutanese people. Their livelihood is unique and they still practice butter system. These people in Merak Sakteng known as brokpa are purely dependent on live stock like Yak and Sheep. They are wanderer, during summer they live in Merak-Sakteng and winter they move in the lower place with their livestock. They wear distinct costumes to the other Bhutanese people. Merak-Sakteng place is really virgin and due to its local tradition, it is gaining popular destination for tourists. In this locality they usually perform Achi Lhamo dance only found in this place which is interesting to watch. During our stay in this place we will see life style of Semi-Nomadic people. We will walk door to door to see how Bhutanese people live in this isolated place.

Merak- Sakteng has one of the best scenarios in Bhutan and due to good surrounding makes this place magnificent to live. You can find cluster of small nomadic house in the beautiful meadow with sheep and hurdle of Yaks grazing on the land. This place is filled by spectacular Alpine flowers especially during spring season and June month. We feel that we have reached in another realm of complete silence.

Dinner with Special Yak meat and overnight in the local house.

Day 19: Merak- Sakteng – Trashigang: 45km/Approx 2 ½ hours
Start three hours exploratory walk to Radhi Village, which is famous for the raw silk. There you can explore the nearby village and see the vast cultivated land rice and maize. You can also see the women folks weaving a tapestry of textiles with raw silk. We can also visit the nunnery monastery and meet the nuns, they will be happy to see you. In the evening you will drive back to Trashigang. Overnight stay at Hotel, Tashigang.

Day 20: TRASHIGANG- SAMDRUP JONGKHAR: 180km/ 7 Hours

Now morning visito Tashigang Dzong (fortress) which is located on a rocky ridge risen from left bank of Dangmey chu river. It was the hub of trade with Tibet. Today it is the junction of the east west highway. The Dzong was built in 1658 and now serves as the administrative seat for the district as well as the home of the monk body.

Today you will begin drving from Trashigang to Samdrupjonkhar all the way uphill through the thick vegetation of tropical zone till Yongphula. From there soon you will reach to Kanglung which lies on a gentle slope after driving past Yonphu La (2500m). In this village the country’s oldest college is located.

Then descend the driving through great scenic beauty of plain of India from Bhutan Himalaya.

You will reach Samdrup Jongkhar border town of Bhutan. Gateway to India.

Dinner and overnight stay at Samdrup Jongkhar.

Day 21: Samdrup Jongkhar – Guwahati: 175km/4 Hours

Today we will drive to nearest Indian Airport (Guwahti) through green lush of Tea Garden in the Indian Assam land.

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Bhutan Authentic Life Tour: Tour Cost per Person in Twin Sharing Basis for 20 Nights/21 Days

Off Season: Jan/Feb/June/July/ Aug and December

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above 10 pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$4215/person*	*3 Star*
*2 pax*	*US$4015/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3 pax*	*US$3015/person*	*3 Star*

Peak Season: March/April/May/Sept/Oct and November

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above 10pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$5215/person*	*3 Star*
*2 pax*	*US$4515/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3pax*	*US$3915/person*	*3 Star*

The above Bhutan tour package prices include the following:

Bhutan Government Royalty of US$ 65/person/night
FIT surcharges of US$40/person/night for a single traveler and US$30/person/night for a double
Twin sharing hotel rooms at 3 star hotels
All meals ( breakfast, lunch, dinner & light refreshments) with standard menu at 3 star hotels
English speaking tour guide service
All transfers and excursions by private vehicles
All entrance fees to museums and monuments
All internal taxes and fees
Mineral drinking water while sightseeing

The above tour prices do not include the following:

Single room supplement of US$40/room/night during low season and US$ 50/room/night during high season optional
Visa fee of US$40/person must be paid in advance with tour cost
Airfares optional
Travel issuance recommended
4 star and 5 star accommodations and meals optional
Other personal expenses like overseas calls, laundry,etc

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10 Nights/11 Days: Bhutan from East to West Tour

This is the longest cultural tour where you can explore all the culture and traditions in this stretch. This could be one of the best journeys through Himalayan Mountain. The location of dzongs is impressive, the temples and monasteries are wonderful, chortens and buildings are of traditional designed, lifestyle of people is peculiar, the textile production is unique, the landscape and Himalayan mountains are beautiful, cliffs and waterfalls are dynamic, agriculture work can be of different style, Himalayan flora and fauna are of different types, holy places are of important and museum has its own nature.

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DAY 01: SAMDRUP JONKHAR TO TASHIGANG: 180KM/APPROX 6HR

DAY 02: TASHIGANG TO MONGAR: 90 KM /3 HRS /sightseeing

DAY 03: EXCURSSION TO LHUNTSHE (1524m): 76KM/APPROX 3HR

DAY 04: MONGAR TO BUMTHANG: 198KM/APPROX 7HR

DAY 05: BUMTHANG (2600 – 4000m)

DAY 06: BUMTHANG TO PHOBJIKHA VALLEY (3050m): 125KM/APPROX 5 ½HR

DAY 07: PHOBJIKHA VALLEY TO PUNAKHA (2320m): 95KM/APPROX 4 ½HR

DAY 08: PUNAKHA TO THIMPHU: 77KM/APPROX 3HR

DAY 09: THIMPHU (2320m)

DAY 10: PARO HALT (2280m)

DAY 11: PARO DEPARTURE

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DAY 01: SAMDRUP JONKHAR TO TASHIGANG: 180KM/APPROX 6HR

Today your travel, East – West Bhutan Himalayan tour, will begin from Samdrupjonkhar to Trashigang all the way uphill through the thick vegetation of tropical zone. Through this route you will experience the wide range of culture and livelihood of the eastern people as you gradually ascend.

You will have the lunch at Womrong. Then start our journey further up to Khaling where you will guided to National Handloom Development project to see the live weaving by young and beautiful women of eastern Bhutan. From there soon you will reach to Kanglung which lies on a gentle slope after driving past Yonphu La (2500m). In this village the country’s oldest college is located.

Now it is a 22km drive to Tashigang Dzong (fortress) which is located on a rocky ridge risen from left bank of Dangmey chu river. It was the hub of trade with Tibet. Today it is the junction of the east west highway. The Dzong was built in 1658 and now serves as the administrative seat for the district as well as the home of the monk body.
Overnight stay at Hotel, Tashigang.

DAY 02: TASHIGANG TO MONGAR: 90 KM /3 HRS /sightseeing

After an early breakfast we will drive to Rangjung along the course of aggressive Gamri chu river. We will pay visit to Rangjung Yoedselcholing Monastery founded by His Emminence Garab Rinpoche. After having tea and snacks drive back to Trashigang for lunch. After lunch move to Mongar (90kms.3 hrs drive) where on the way you will visit the popular holy site of second Buddha (Guru Padmasambhava) in a place called Gomphukora. For detailed story behind this place you can ask your guide. When you reached middle of way you will have hot tea and snacks. You will experience different environment to that of SumdrupJongkhar-Trashigang route as you will be moving mostly through subtropical forest. Dinner and overnight hotel in Mongar.

DAY 03: EXCURSSION TO LHUNTSHE (1524m): 76KM/APPROX 3HR
Today you will drive to Lhuntshe, one of the remotest districts in Bhutan. The landscape is spectacular, with rocky cliffs encroaching the road and standing like vertical green walls on either side of the river. The region is famous for weaving traditional textiles, and their distinctive textiles are generally considered to be the best in the country. The Kurtoe region of Lhuentse is the ancestral home of the monarchy. A statue of Padmasambhava(Guru Rinpohe) 148 feet 30 foot high lion throne and 17 foot high lotus seat in the form of Guru Nangsi Zilnoen is being built in Takela, Lhuntse to bring peace and harmony to the world as prophesied by Lord Buddha. This will be the world’s largest statue of Guru Padmasambhava.
Overnight stay at Hotel, Mongar.

DAY 04: MONGAR TO BUMTHANG: 198KM/APPROX 7HR
Today after early breakfast you will briefly visit the Mongar Dzong and you will start your journey to Bumthang which is considered as one of the most beautiful routes in the Himalaya, crossing the 3800m high Trumshing La pass. About one km from a small satellite town of Lingmithang you can see the ruins of 12th century Zhongkhar Dzong, once the most powerful dzong of eastern Bhutan.

We will continue driving further up through green paddy and maize field in the village and broad tropical type forest. After entering Namling Brak( endless cliff) , the range of steepest cliffs, we will have lunch. After lunch you will drive further up till we get great view of Namling Brak waterfall as it explodes off the mountain side and crashes down into the gorge. Ascending sharply from here you again enter forest stretch and road clings precariously to a sheer mountain and will reach to a plateau at Sengor (2957m). From Sengor you will drive to the highest point of the day Thrumshing La (3780m). You will descend down to Ura Village through conifers and rhododendrons and drive past Sherteng La (3596m) and reach to Bumthang.
Overnight stay at Hotel, Bumthang.

DAY 05: BUMTHANG (2600 – 4000m)
Today we will explore the Bumthang Valley which is the collective name for four valleys of Ura, Chumey, Tang and Chokhor and is considered to be one of the most beautiful and sacred valleys of Bhutan.If the weather is clear, you will enjoy the view of green valley, dotted with hundreds temples, thousand flags and beautiful Chamkhar river flow through the valley. The valley is also called mini Switzerland of Bhutan. Your visit in Bumthang includes Jakar Dzong, the administrative center of the valley; Jambay Lhakhang, one of the oldest monasteries in the Bhutan, dating from the introduction of Buddhism in Bhutan; and Kujey Lhakhang, one of the most sacred places, where Guru Rinpoche left his body imprint on the cave when he was meditating. From there we will hike 30minutes to Tamshing Lhakhang lies on the other side of the river opposite the Kurje Lhakhang. It was built by Terton Pemalingpa the treasures discover, he was the ancestors of Royal Family; Kenchosum Lhakhang; and Mebar Tsho (Lake of Burning Fire), and this is a sacred lake for the Bhutanese who believe that Pema Lingpa discovered religious treasures from the lake.
Overnight stay at Hotel, Bumthang.

DAY 06: BUMTHANG TO PHOBJIKHA VALLEY (3050m): 125KM/APPROX 5 ½HR
Today you drive into the glacier valley of Phobjikha ; the valley is one of the most important wildlife sanctuary in the country, because of the large flock of black-necked cranes in winter. The valley also has a very interesting Nyingmapa monastery that dates back to the 17th century.

On the way we will stop at Chendebji Chorten, the design imitative of Katmandu’s Swayambhunath stupa, with eyes painted at the four cardinal points. It was built in the 18th century by Lama Shida, to cover the remains of an evil spirit that was subdued at this spot. Stop enroute to visit the Ta Dzong Museum that highlights the history of Bhutanese monarchy and showcases some of the rare and priceless artifacts of the Kingdom, followed by visit to Trongsa Dzong built in 1648 which is the ancestral home of Royal family. Both the first and second Kings ruled the country from this ancient seat. All the four kings held the post of Trongsa Penlop before being the King of Bhutan.
Overnight stay at Hotel, Gangtey.

DAY 07: PHOBJIKHA VALLEY TO PUNAKHA (2320m): 95KM/APPROX 4 ½HR
Our journey continues with travels to Punakha through some of the Kindom’s richest agricultural land and most dramatic river valleys. Before driving back to Punakha we will visit to Crane Observation and information center. Then we will drive to Punakha en route stop at Wangdue to visit Wangdue Dzong built in the 17th century. The position of the Dzong is remarkable as it completely covers the spur, which has the elephant shape, and commands as impressive view over both the north-south and east-west roads and visit Chimi Lhakhang the auspicious fertility monastery dedicated to Divine Madman, we will take 20minutes walk through the rice fields.
Overnight stay at Hotel, Punakha.

DAY 08: PUNAKHA TO THIMPHU: 77KM/APPROX 3HR
Morning, visit Punakha Dzong which was built in 1637. It was in Punakha Dzong that, the first King of Bhutan was crowned on 17th December 1907. You will continue drive to Thimphu with stop at Dochu La for lunch; from there we can enjoy the most spectacular view of the eastern Himalayan ranges and Bhutan’s highest mountain. We will also visit Druk Wanggyal Lhakhang built by the eldest Queen mother; the past and future appear to merge in the details of the Lhakhang that tells the story of a supreme warrior figure whose vision pierces the distant future. Continue drive to Thimphu capital city of Bhutan. Evening freely stroll in Thimphu town and mingles with the local people.
Overnight stay at Hotel, Thimphu.

DAY 09: THIMPHU (2320m)
Today’s exploration of Thimphu begins with visit to National Memorial Chorten, a stupa dedicated to world peace and prosperity in 1974 in memory of the Third King of Bhutan; the Kingdom’s rich culture at the National Library; the National Institude of Zorig Chusum where students undergo training course in Bhutan’s 13 traditional arts and crafts; Folk Heritage Museum which will provide an insight into traditional Bhutanese farm house.
After lunch visit Changangkha Lhakhang, a fortress like temple which lies perched on a ridge above Thimphu; Takin Preserve to see the rare national animal of Bhutan. This animal is chosen as the national animal of Bhutan for its uniqueness and its association with the country’s religious history and mythology. A further drive towards the BBS tower will provide a bird’s eye view of the capital; visit nunnery temple followed by a visit to Tashichho Dzong or “the fortress of the glorious religion” which is Bhutan’s administration, religious centre and houses the throne room of His Majesty the King of Bhutan and other Government offices. It is also the summer residence of Je Khenpo or Chief Abbot.
Overnight stay at Hotel, Thimphu.

DAY 10: PARO HALT (2280m)
Today’s day will begin driving through the Paro valley to take on a stunning hike on foot to visit the Taktshang Gompa or Tiger’s Nest viewpoint. Our hike to Taktshang from the road point will take through the well maintained path which is quite uphill and it takes around 3-4 hours at an average walking speed.

The trail climbs through beautiful pine forest, many of the trees adorned with Spanish moss, and an occasional grove of fluttering prayer flags. We stop for a rest and light refreshments at the Taktsang cafeteria. The primary Lhakhang was built around Guru Rimpoche’s meditation cave in 1684 by the Penlop of Paro, Gyaltse Tenzin Rabgay, this incredible monastery clings to the edge of a sheer rock cliff that plunges 900meters into the valley below. Legend has it that Guru Padmasambhava, the tantric mystic who brought Buddhism to Bhutan in 746 AD, flew here on the back of a flying tiger,Dorji Drolo, said to be his consort.

In the afternoon we will drive to the beautiful valley to the watch tower or locally known as Ta-Dzong. The third King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck housed it into the National museum in the 1960s. The seven floor museum highlights various aspects of Bhutanese culture and history dating back to the 8th century. A short walk downhill to the Rinpung Dzong which serves as the administrative center and school for monks, and walk further down crossing the traditional bridge into Paro Town. Evening if you wish your dinner at typical Bhutanese farm house to experience the Bhutanese living or we can halt a night in farm house or at hotel, Paro.

DAY 11: PARO DEPARTURE
Morning depart for Paro International Airport, your journey begins and a future culture to further explore the hearts and lands of the Kingdom’s pleasant farmers, mesmerizing weavers, enthralling monks and charming leaders awaits. Thankyou and Tashi Delek!

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Bhutan from East to West Tour: Tour Cost per Person in Twin Sharing Basis for 10 Nights/11 Days

Off Season: Jan/Feb/June/July/ Aug and December

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above 10 pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$2335/person*	*3 Star*
*2 pax*	*US$2235/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3pax*	*US$1735/person*	*3 Star*

Peak Season: March/April/May/Sept/Oct and November

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above 10pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$2835/person*	*3 Star*
*2 pax*	*US$2485/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3pax*	*US$2185/person*	*3 Star*

The above Bhutan tour package prices include the following:

Bhutan Government Royalty of US$ 65/person/night
FIT surcharges of US$40/person/night for a single traveler and US$30/person/night for a double
Twin sharing hotel rooms at 3 star hotels
All meals ( breakfast, lunch, dinner & light refreshments) with standard menu at 3 star hotels
English speaking tour guide service
All transfers and excursions by private vehicles
All entrance fees to museums and monuments
All internal taxes and fees
Mineral drinking water while sightseeing

The above tour prices do not include the following:

Single room supplement of US$40/room/night during low season and US$ 50/room/night during high season (optional)
Visa fee of US$40/person (must be paid in advance with tour cost)
Airfares (optional)
Travel issuance (recommended)
4 star and 5 star accommodations and meals (optional)
Other personal expenses like overseas calls, laundry,etc

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Places covered: Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha and Wangdi districts

This journey is to visit Wangdi Dzong “Castle on Elephant”. You will view Wangdi dzong from all cardinal points. It was built on the ridge with elephant shape. You can look at the Dzong from a distance to actually view the complete figure of an elephant ridge on which the dzong is constructed. Your expedition to castle on elephant envelops the culture of Paro, Thimphu, Punakha and Wangdi.

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Day 01: Arrive Paro International Airport

Day 02: Paro- Thimphu:

Day 03: Thimphu Halt

Day 0 4: Drive to Phobjikha Tour

Day 05: Wandiphodrang – Thimphu:

Day 06: Thimphu Halt

Day 07 Thimphu– Paro/sightseeing

Day 08 : Paro- Paro International Airport:

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Day 01: Arrive Paro International Airport

The very first day, flight to Paro Airport will bring you the most stunning view of the Himalayan Mountains which ranges from Nepal towards Bhutan. When the clock needs about twenty five minutes to enter the land of thunder dragon (Bhutan) you will be able to view the world highest peak, Mt Everest and then other mountains like Mt Kanchenjunga, Mt. Makalu. As you approach quite near to Bhutan you will be greeted by mighty peaks of Bhutan like Mt. Jhomolhari, Mt. Tsrim Gang etc. proudly standing amongst the world’s highest known Himalayan peaks. Finally then, you will reach Paro Airport in 3 hrs (from Bangkok) else 2 hrs (from Kathmandu). As the aircraft enters the Paro valley, look down to see Paro Dzong on the hillside overlooking the Paro Chu (river), with Ta Dzong, formerly a watchtower and now the National Museum, above it. Now you are stepping out from the Druk air into fresh and silent atmosphere of Paro, the characteristic of the last Shangri-La. The representative from 7 Brothers Tours and Travels will be waiting for you at the exit who will guide you throughout your stay in Bhutan. If your flight is early you will be served lunch at one of the lodge in Paro.

You will then drive through the lovely Paro valley to your beautiful resort or hotel.

After Lunch you can have stroll in the Paro town and experience the lifestyle of Bhutanese people.

Day 02: Paro- Thimphu:

Distance: 55 Km, Estimated time: 2 Hours

On your second day you will go for Paro Sightseeing. In the morning you will experience a small hike of 3 hrs to the Taksang monastery (The tiger’s nest). The fascinating history behind this monastery will help you to appreciate the monastery.

As believed by the Bhutanese, Guru Padmasambhava flew here on a tiger’s back in the 8th century and meditated for three months. Later in 1684 this holy place was built. When you finish your climb you will reach a cafe where you will get a very good view of the monastery. There you will be served tea and snacks. For some tourists who want to get a very close view of the monastery, they can climb further up for about 45 minutes and enjoy the 50 meter close view of the Tiger’s Nest. You can ask your guide to give you a detailed explanation. Later when you reach back then the first sightseeing will be to visit the Drukgyel Dzong (fotress) which is 10 kms further up the valley. This dzong was built in 1684 by Shabdrung Nawang Namgyel to celebrate the victory over the Tibetans. At present too you can view this dzong in ruins since it was burned down accidentally by a candle fire in 1874. You will be served tea and snacks in one of hotel in Paro and towards evening 7 Brothers Tours and Travels escort will take to Thimphu, Capital city (2 hours drive) you will be directly taken to resort. Dinner and overnight at the Resort in Thimphu.

Day 03: Thimphu Halt
Morning: Visit the Memorial Chorten (a huge stupa) built in memory of the third King of Bhutan who reigned the Kingdom from 1952-1972. Visit the National Library where ancient manuscripts are preserved. Visit the Painting School to see the live traditional paintings by the students. Visit the Handicrafts Emporium where Bhutanese textiles and other arts and crafts are displayed and you can purchase if you like. Lunch at the hotel.Afternoonyou will be guided to base of Tango Cheri monastery which is perched in the rocky mountain. After that we will directly drive to Zoo where Bhutan’s National animal are kept. We will then drive down to town to have cup of tea and snacks. After tea you will be taken to Buddha statue (169 ft) the world 8^th wonder from where you will view Thimphu city.

Day 0 4: Drive to Phobjikha Tour

Distance: 172km, Estimated time: 6 -7 hours

Visit to GangteyGoenpa is the 451 year old, the jewel of the region with its distinctive yellow roof, is nested upon a small hill overlooking the large green expanse of the Phobjikha valley.

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After a mouth- watering breakfast, drive to Punakha and Wangdi. On the way halt at Dochula for a hot cup of tea/coffee and witness most spectacular view of the Eastern Himalayan mountain ranges on clear days. Lunch at the Punakha hotel. After lunch, visit Punakha Dzong which houses the district administration offices. It is also the winter residence of the State Monastic Body and its Chief Abbot. Punakha was the former capital of Bhutan. The Dzong (fortress) lies between two rivers known as Pochu and Mochu which means “Male River and Female River.” It was built in 1637 AD. Visit Wangdiphodrang Dzong which is 13 km from Punakha. Wangdiphodrang Dzong and its small town are perched on a hill between two rivers. This is another District Administration Office housed in a fortress. The Dzong was built in 1638AD. Overnight: Hotel

Day 05: Wandiphodrang – Thimphu:

Distance: 77km, Estimated: 3 hours

Morning sightseeing of Wandi Dzong from the far distance above wangdi valley where you can see Wandi Dzong is built on the shape of elephant. Drive to Thimphu. Lunch in town.Free time in the afternoon for strolling around town. Overnight: Hotel.

Day 06: Thimphu Halt

You can have more exposure of Bhutanese life in Thimphu and relax in the hotel. Afternoon stroll in the town for your experience of Authentic Bhutanese crafts in the hub of city. You may watch Bhutanese film in a theatre or we may arrange night club if you wish. Dinner and overnight stay in the hotel.

Day 07 Thimphu– Paro/sightseeing

Distance: 55km/Estimated time: 2 hours

Morning, after breakfast drive back to Paro; on the way you will have tea and sightseeing. Afternoon you can visit Ta Dzong Museum. The name implies that Ta Dzong was a watcher to safeguard the main structure of the dzong below from the Tibetan invaders.

It was strategically located on a hill above the dzong.

The Ta dzong has not only contains works of art but also handicrafted objects.

It has 6 galleries and a visit to the museum give us an idea of cultural and ecological richness of Bhutan in a very short time.

Visit ParoDzong is also known as RingpungDzong, which means “the fortress of a heap of jewels”.

It is one of Bhutan’s most impressive and well-known dzongs.

It is one of the finest examples of Bhutanese architecture.

The inward –sloping walls forms a massive structure that towers over the town and it is visible as great white monolith from vantage points throughout the valley.

It is located on the hill to the left bank of Pa Chhu overlooking the broad valley.

The Dzong now serves as a central monastic and administrative seat of the province/district of Paro.

It was built to defend the Paro valley from the Tibetan invasion.

It survived the 1897 earthquake but a fire severely damaged the dzong in 1907 and was rebuilt in the following year.

Unlike other dzongs in Bhutan, it is in a square shape with the uste in the center surrounded by outer structure usually two storied.

Day 08 : Paro- Paro International Airport:

Morning drive to Paro international Airport to catch the flight.

We wish you a very safe and pleasant journey and love to see you again in Bhutan.Thankyou!

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Bhutan Phobjikha Tour: Tour Cost per Person inTwin Sharing Basis for 7 Nights/8 Days

Off Season: Jan/Feb/June/July/ Aug and December

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above10 pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$1680/person*	*3 Star*
*2 pax*	*US$1610/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3 pax*	*US$1260/person*	*3 Star*

Peak Season: March/March/April/May/Sept/Oct and November

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above 10 pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$2030/person*	*3 Star*
*2 pax*	*US$1785/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3pax*	*US$1575/person*	*3 Star*

The above Bhutan tour package prices include the following:

Bhutan Government Royalty of US$ 65/person/night.
FIT surcharges of US$40/person/night for a single traveler and US$30/person/night for a double.
Twin sharing hotel rooms at 3 star hotels.
All meals ( breakfast, lunch, dinner & light refreshments) with standard menu at 3 star hotels.
English speaking tour guide service.
All transfers and excursions by private vehicles.
All entrance fees to museums and monuments.
All internal taxes and fees.
Mineral drinking water while sightseeing.

The above tour prices do not include the following:

Single room supplement of US$40/room/night during low season and US$ 50/room/night during high season optional
Visa fee of US$40/person must be paid in advance with tour cost
Airfares optional
Travel issuance recommended
4 star and 5 star accommodations and meals optional
Other personal expenses like overseas calls, laundry,etc

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This expedition will lead to hub of Bhutan through high Himalayan passes and the spectacular view of Phobjikha valley. Your drive is in the Himalayan Mountains through beautiful landscape with flora and fauna. Your journey to the “castle of white bird” brings you the site of Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Wangdi, Trongsa and finally to Bumthang. The journey to castle of the white bird has opportunity to visit dzongs, museums, temples, monasteries and farm houses.

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Day 01: Arrive Paro, Paro-Thimphu (Distance: 54 km, driving time: 1hr)

Day 02: Thimphu Tour and Sightseeing

Day 03: Thimphu - Trongsa

Day 04: Trongsa - Bumthang (distance: 68 km, driving time : 2 hrs)

Day 05: Bumthang Tour and Sightseeing

Day 06: Bumthang - Phobjikha valley (distance: 197 km, driving time: 6 hrs)

Day 07: Phobjikha - Thimphu

Day 08 : Thimphu Tour and Short Hike to Tango Monastery and Chari

Day 09 : Thimphu-Paro

Day 10 :Paro Trekking to Taktsang Monastery or Drive to Chelila Pass

Day 11 : Paro - Departure

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10 Nights/ 11 days: Bhutan Buddhism Tour

Day 01: Arrive Paro, Paro-Thimphu (Distance: 54 km, driving time: 1hr)

The flight to Paro is one of the most spectacular of all mountain flights. One can see the Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchanjunga, Mt. Makalu and other peaks in Bhutan such as Mt. Chomolhari, Mt. Jichu Drakay, and Mt. Tsherimgang. The greenwall of hills known as the doors, or gateways into Bhutan from the plains climbs continually higher as down the forested mountainsides, and to the north, the great snowcapped peaks of the inner Himalayas rise up to the sky. You will be received by the representative of Access Bhutan Tours & Treks. He/she will be your Bhutan travel guide throughout your tour.

Check into the hotel. After the refreshment, visit to the National Museum, housed in the Ta Dzong (watchtower). Here an intriguing collection of artifacts provide a wonderful introduction to the rich culture and heritage of the Kingdom.

Walk down to Paro Dzong, a fine example of Bhutanese historicarchitecture. From the Dzong, walk further down to Nyamai Zampa, a traditional cantilever bridge.

Travel to Thimphu, the capital town of Bhutan.

Today drive to Thimphu through Paro’s traverse rice field and climbs high above the river providing a great view of Paro airport.

The road descending will lead to the confluence at Chuzom, 24 Kms from Paro and 18 Kms from Bomday.

Chuzom means confluence of two rivers Paro and Thimphu Chu Rivers which we believe this place inauspicious, thus there is a presence of 3 very unique chorten Stupa to ward off this inauspiciousness.

Before reaching Chuzom you can see Tachogang Lhakhang

It is private temple founded by ThangthongGyalpo, located few Kilometers before Chhuzom, the confluence of the Paro and Thimphu River.

ThangthongGyelpo had a vision when he meditated here of an excellent horse Balaha, an emanation of Avalokiteshvara, thus as a good omen, he built this temple.

Below this temple he built Iron Bridge who is said to have been built 108 iron bridges throughout Bhutan and Tibet by iron man called ThangthongGyelpo.

After 30 minutes’ drive from this place you will reach Thimphu city which is capital city of Bhutan.

Day 02: Thimphu Tour and Sightseeing

In the morning, visit National Library where a vast collection of ancient manuscripts is preserved. Visit the School of Traditional Painting ofArts and Crafts where children are taught the traditional art of woodcraft and painting. Then visit Folk Heritage Museum, which is loated in the same area, and further down to the Textile Museum.

After lunch, visit Tashichhodzong, “the fortress of the glorious religion”. This is the center of government and religion, site of the monarch’sthroneroom and seat of the Je Khenpo or Chief Abbot. Built in 1641 by the political and religious unifier of Bhutan, Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, it was reconstructed in the 1960s in traditional Bhutanese manner, without nails or architectural plans. Also visit the National Memorial Chorten, continuously circumambulated by the faithful, murmuring mantras and spinning their prayer wheels. Construction of this landmark was the idea of Bhutan’s third king, His Majesty Jigme Dorji Wangchuck (“the father of modern Bhutan”) who had wished to erect a monument to world peace and prosperity. Completed in 1974 after his untimely death, it serves both as a memorial to the Late King and as a monument to peace.

Then, visit the government-run Handicrafts Emporium and local crafts shops, to browse through examples of Bhutan’s fine traditional arts. Here you can buy hand-woven textiles, thangkha paintings, masks, ceramics, slate and wood carvings, jewelry, and other interesting items made from local materials.

Overnight stay at the hotel in Thimphu.

Day 03: Thimphu - Trongsa

Distance: 200 km, driving time: 6 hrs

The road to Punakha and WangduePhodrang, branches of a short distance before Simtokhadzong.

The road, which loops back as Fly-over Bridge, is the east-west highway, which was constructed in 1984.

About a Kilometer past the turn-off there is a magnificent view of Simtokhadzong, the first fortress of Kingdom.

The road then climbs past the forestry research center at Yusipang, then through apple orchards and forests of blue pine.

Within few minutes’ drive from here you will reach Dochula La (Pass) at 3050m.

It is a 45 minutes’ drive from Thimphu. This pass is marked by a chorten with an array of colorful prayer flags.

Dochula cafeteria of Queen mother, located quite near to Dochula stupas which are of 108 stupas to commemorate victory over Indian insurgents .

Dochula Pass offers a breathtaking, panoramic view of the eastern Himalayas on a clear day.

Such days are rare. The best chance of view is in the early morning between mid-October and mid- February.

The pointed peaks standing opposite Dochula are:

ü Kang Bum-6526m

ü Gangchhenta- 6840m

ü Masang Gang-7158m- This mountain dominates the region of Laya

ü Tshenda Gang- 7100m

ü Teri Gang- 7170m

ü Jejekangphu gang-7158m

ü Zongphu Gang- a Table mountain that dominates the isolated region of Lunana is 7060m

ü And GangkarPuensum -7497m is the highest peak in Bhutan

Gasadzong almost 50 kms to the northcan also can be seen from the Dochula cafeteria.

Drive to toPunakha from this place changes the vegetation dramatically to Oak, maple and blue pine to a moist mountain forest of rhododendron, alder, cypress, hemlock and fir.

Punakhadzong which is also known as PungthangDewachenpoePhodrang is located between Mochu (Female) and Phochu River ( Male) were

Day 04: Trongsa - Bumthang (distance: 68 km, driving time : 2 hrs)

After breakfast visit Ta dzong ‘watch tower’ is built to guard the TrongsaDzong from the inter-region and outside invaders.

One of the towers inside the chapel is dedicated to the TrongsaPenlop, JigmeNamgyel, father of the 1^st King.

In another small Chapel upstairs, there are is an interesting representation of palace, with small statues of horses, yaks and elephant.

During the Duar war, two British soldiers are said to have been held as prisoners in the dungeon here for several months.

In the golden days, the Ta Dzong strengthens the defense of the main dzong below.

Morning VisistTrongsaDzong which is the biggest and the most impressive dzong in Bhutan signifying the magnificent work of Buddhist architecture. It is maize of courtyards, passageway and corriders.

It has been described as being perched so high on a mountain that the clouds float below it.

The dzong fits narrowly on the spur that sticks out into the gorge of Mangde Chu River

Drive to Bumthang which is the road quickly climbs up 7kms to reach the Trongsa viewpoint, from where we get splendid view of the TrongsaDzongstitting on the ridge.

28 Kms from the viewpoint is the Yotong La at 3425m.

The pass is marked by with a chorten and arrays of fluttering prayer.

As the road opens into the Chhume valley, the superb scenery changes to a gentle forest fir, blue pine and a dwarf bamboo.

After reaching Chhume valley

Chhume valley begins at Gyetsa and has an average altitude of 2500m.

It is 42 Kms from Trongsa.

It is wide valley dotted with number of villages and temples.

And visit Yathra factory en-route to Bumthang at Chummi village.

Dinner and overnight stay at Bumthang.

Day 05: Bumthang Tour and Sightseeing

Sightseeing includes visit to the following:

JambayLhakhang

SongtsenGampo, King of Tibet built 108 lhakhangs in the year 659, throughout Tibet and Himalayas to overcome a demoness.

All the Lhakhangs were built on the same day.

Among the 108 Lhakhangs, JambayLhakhang in Bumthang and KyichuLhakhangws erected on the demon’s left foot, JambayLhakhang was placed on the demon’s left knee.

JambayLhakhang was visited by Guru Rinpoche in the 7^th century when he came to Bumthang.

Sindhu Raja renovated the temple after Guru had restored his life force at JambayLhakhang.

KurjeLhakhang

Located 7 kms from the Chamkhar town at 2640km.

TamshingLhakhang

Also known as TamshingLhendrupCholing, but popularly known as TamshingLhakhang.

PadmasambhavaLhakhang

Located north of Tamshing from the footbridge, it is about 100m from the road.

Built by PemaLingpa in 1490 around the cave where the Guru Rinpoche meditated and assumed his manifestation of Padmasambhava.

Mebartsho

The Tang rivers cuts through the first line of hills, forming a narrow gorge which contains one of the great pilgrimage site in Bhutan: Mebartsho, “ The burning lake”

Today it is a sacred pilgrimage site where the devoted Bhutanese float small butter lamps and makes a wish.

Images of PemaLingpa and his two sons are carved on the rock.

There is no sanctuary but the site of the gorge itself is sacred.

Dinner and overnight stay Hotel.

Day 06: Bumthang - Phobjikha valley (distance: 197 km, driving time: 6 hrs)

Drive to Gangtey (95 kms - 4 hours drive). 11Gangtey is situated in Phubjikha valley, which the winter home of endangered Black-Necked Cranes that migrate to this valley from Central Asia in winter.

Drive to Phobjikha crossing Rukubji village, Chendebji and Chendebji village is picturesque which lies above 2400m. The main features of this village is marked by Chendebjichorten built by Lama Shida in Swayambhunath style ChortenJaroKhashor in Kathmandu.

Then drive further to Trongsa crossing Tangsibji, Tshangkha and LangciPhakha.

And finally reaching Pelela:

It is one of the highest passes that rise up to 3300m.

It is marked by a chorten surrounded by prayer flags.

Its main significances in the history of Bhutan is that traditionally it was considered as the boundary between eastern and western Bhutan.

Day 07: Phobjikha - Thimphu

Distance: 172km/ Estimated 6-7 Hours

After breakfast, travel to Punakha, the old capital of Bhutan and presently the winter residence of the central monk body. Visit the Punakha Dzong, located on the island of the Pho - Chu male river and the Mochu (female) river. Visit the Dho Jha Gha Lam Temple.

After lunch , walk through the Metshina Village and take a 20-minute walk through the rice fields to the Divine Madman’s Monastery-Chhimi Lhakhang, famously known for its fertility shrine, where one can can receive a special fertility blessing. Drive to Thimphu and overnight at hotel in Thimphu.

Day 08 : Thimphu Tour and Short Hike to Tango Monastery and Chari

After mouth-watering breakfast then drive away of12 Kms from Thimphu, a road leads east from Bengana and climbs a short distance to a parking lot where the road ends.

Hike to Tango Monastery

A trail to Tango Monastery is a climb of 28 Kms and takes about 1 hour.

Lama Gyalwalhanangpa founded the monastery in the 12^th century.

While meditating, PhajoDrukgomZhigpo had a vision of Tandin, god with horse head’, so the place came to be known as Tango‘ horse head’.

The present building was built in the 15^th century by Lama DrukpaKuenley.

In 1616^th century Zhabdrung meditated in a cave near Tango Monastery.

Now Tango is the residence of an important young Trulku “reincarnate Lama” who is recognized as the 7^th incarnation of the highly revered 4^thDesi, Gyaltse Tenzin Rabgye.

You will walk back till road point and to hike again to Chari monastery.

Lunch will be serve as hot pack lunch in the scenic forest area.

After lunch hike to Chari Monastery.

Chari Monastery

It lies on the south of Tango Monastery.

It was built by Zhabdrung in 1620 with the aim to preserve his father’s ashes but soon became his permanent home.

At the age of 27 , on completion of the silver of funeral pyramid containing the relics of his father, Zhabdrung established the monastic body with 30 monks.

At the age of 30, Zhabdrung stayed on solidary retreat for 3 years living on the essence of flowers.

After that he decided to retreat to the mountains for further retreat.

The statue of his father TenpaiNyima started speaking and forbade him to undertake the journey.

The statue said to Zhabdrung“ You shall look after the doctrine through temperal and spiritual system”. This was the beginning of the order of the PaldenDrukpa in the country.

So at the age of 34, ZhabdrungNgawangNamgyel undertook the responsibility of turning the Golden Wheel of Spiritual and Temporal Laws.

It got its name from the Saint PhajoDrukgomZhigpo who meditated there in the 13^th century.

Day 09 : Thimphu-Paro

Distance: 55km/Estimated time: 2 hours

In the morning travel to Paro and en-route visit

Kyechu Temple

Located a few kilometers north of Paro-Drukgyel road

It is one of the 108 temples built by King Songtshen Gampo in 659 A.D and considered a secret pilgrimage site for the Bhutanese and the Buddhist world.

The complex consists of twin temple visible through a spectrum of colorful fluttering prayers flags.

The main temple or the ancients is deeply venerated for its antiquity and for the role it has played in framing a part of Bhutanese history.

Legend surrounding the construction of Kyechu temple in the 7^th century AD

If you need details legendary story kindly let us know.

Visit to “Drukgyel Dzong”- the fortress now in ruins which was built as the monument of victory. On a clear day, Mount Jhomolhari can be seen.

Visit a typical Bhutanese farm house.

Overnight at hotel in Paro.

Day 10 :Paro Trekking to Taktsang Monastery or Drive to Chelila Pass

Drive to Ramthongkha and then hike to viewpoint of Taktshang, the Tiger's Nest (one and a half hours). The monastery is situated on a cliff of about 3000 ft above the vlley.

Drive to Chelila Pass where you can see beautiful mountain ranges and rhododendron flowers in bloom. On the way back walk to Chila Nunnery

Day 11 : Paro - Departure

A representative from 7brothers tour and travels will see you off at the Paro Airport for your onward travel destinations.

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Bhutan Buddhism Tour: Tour Cost per Person in Twin Sharing Basis for 10Nights/11 Days

Off Season: Jan/Feb/June/July/ Aug and December

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above 10 pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$2335/person*	*3 Star*
*2 pax*	*US$2235/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3pax*	*US$1735/person*	*3 Star*

Peak Season: March/April/May/Sept/Oct and November

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above 10pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$2835/person*	*3 Star*
*2 pax*	*US$2485/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3pax*	*US$2185/person*	*3 Star*

The above Bhutan tour package prices include the following:

Bhutan Government Royalty of US$ 65/person/night
FIT surcharges of US$40/person/night for a single traveler and US$30/person/night for a double
Twin sharing hotel rooms at 3 star hotels
All meals ( breakfast, lunch, dinner & light refreshments) with standard menu at 3 star hotels
English speaking tour guide service
All transfers and excursions by private vehicles
All entrance fees to museums and monuments
All internal taxes and fees
Mineral drinking water while sightseeing

The above tour prices do not include the following:

Single room supplement of US$40/room/night during low season and US$ 50/room/night during high season (optional)
Visa fee of US$40/person (must be paid in advance with tour cost)
Airfares (optional)
Travel issuance (recommended)
4 star and 5 star accommodations and meals (optional)

Other personal expenses like overseas calls, laundry,etc

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Bhutan Western Tour will bring you the places of Haa, Paro, Thimphu, Punakha and Wangdue Phodrang where 7 Brothers Tours and Travels is the only company that provides wide range of tour options depending largely on the visitors’ convenience. Under this tour option you will have brief hike to Paro Takshang (Tiger’s nest) and shortly explore Bhutanese culture and traditions by visiting Paro and Thimphu places. Besides culture, you may visit Dochula pass (3150m) to view the eastern Himalayan Mountains, landscape and epigrammatic flora and fauna of Bhutan.

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Day 01: Arrive Paro

Day 02: Paro-Thimphu and Thimphu Sightseeing

Day 03: Thimphu-Punakha/Wangdue

Day 04: Wangdue/Punakha -Thimphu

Day 05:Thimphu-Haa-Paro

Day 06: A Day Hike to Paro Taktsang Goemba (Tiger's Nest Monastery)

Day 07: Departure from Paro

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Day 01: Arrive Paro

Fly into Paro by Druk Air, Bhutan’s NationalAirline. The great snow-capped peaks of the inner Himalayas rise up to the heavens can be seen during clear weather. As the plane approaches Bhutan, if you look down farmhouses as dots on the hillsides can be seen.

As the aircraft enters the Paro valley, you will see Paro Dzong on the hillside overlooking the Paro Chu (river), with Ta Dzong, formerly a watchtower and now the National Museum, above it.

You will be received by the representative of Access Bhutan Tours & Treks (Bhutan tour operator) who will be your Bhutan travel guide throughout your tour.

Check into your hotel in Paro and after refreshments, visit the following:

Ta Dzong built in the 17th century as a watchtower for the Paro Dzong. This dzong was converted into the National museum in 1967 and is filled with antique thankha paintings, textiles, Rinpung Dzong, built in 1645 to defend the valley against Tibetan invaders. The Dzong is now being used as an administration center and school for monks.Then walk down to Rimpung Bridge (Traditonal Bridge), oldest bridge in Bhutan.

In the evening stroll through Paro town and you may visit localshops.

Overnight at a hotel in Paro.

Day 02: Paro-Thimphu and Thimphu Sightseeing

Distance: 54 km , Estimated driving time: 1 hr

After breakfast travel to Thimphu and check into your hotel.

Today drive to Thimphu through Paro’s traverse rice field and climbs high above the river providing a great view of Paro airport.

The road descending will lead to the confluence at Chuzom, 24 Kms from Paro and 18 Kms from Bomday.

It is private temple founded by ThangthongGyalpo, located few Kilometers before Chhuzom, the confluence of the Paro and Thimphu River.

ThangthongGyelpo had a vision when he meditated here of an excellent horse Balaha, an emanation of Avalokiteshvara, thus as a good omen, he built this temple.

Below this temple he built Iron Bridge who is said to have been built 108 iron bridges throughout Bhutan and Tibet by iron man called ThangthongGyelpo.

After 30 minutes’ drive from this place you will reach Thimphu city which is capital city of Bhutan.

The full day Thimphu tour includes visit to the following:

The National Library, housing an extensive collection of priceless Buddhist manuscripts. The National Institute of Traditional Medicine (outside only), where Bhutan’s famed traditional herbal medicines are compounded and dispensed.
The Institute for Zorig Chusum (commonly known as the Painting School) where students undergo a 6-year training course in Bhutan’s 13 traditional arts and crafts.
The National Folk Heritage Museum to get an insight into the typical Bhutanese way of life.
The Textile Museum to get an understanding of the beautiful hand woven Bhutanese textiles.
Centenary Farmers' Market (open from Thusday to Sunday) where farmers sell their farm produces (vegetables, fruits, cereals, spices, wild vegetable collections, livestock products, etc) and free interaction with local people who come shopping to this market, especially on weekends.
Takin Preserve which houses the national animal- takin which is found only in Bhutan. Takin is an extremely rare member of goat family.
Craft Bazaar where artisans and craftsmen from across the country come to sell their products.
Drive to Kuensel Phodrang and take a short leisure hike to the Kuensel Phodrang Nature Park and enjoy the full view of Thimphu Valley below.
Visit Buddha Point and offer your prayers to the largest Buddha statue in the country and walk around to enjoy the great view of Thimphu valley below.

Overnight at a hotel in Thimphu.

Day 03: Thimphu-Punakha/Wangdue

Distance: 71 km, Estimated driving time: 2 1/2 hrs

The road to Punakha and WangduePhodrang, branches of a short distance before Simtokhadzong.

The road, which loops back as Fly-over Bridge, is the east-west highway, which was constructed in 1984.

About a Kilometer past the turn-off there is a magnificent view of Simtokhadzong, the first fortress of Kingdom.

The road then climbs past the forestry research center at Yusipang, then through apple orchards and forests of blue pine.

Within few minutes’ drive from here you will reach Dochula La ( Pass) at 3050m.

It is a 45 minutes’ drive from Thimphu. This pass is marked by a chorten with an array of colorful prayer flags.

Dochula cafeteria of Queen mother, located quite near to Dochula stupas which are of 108 stupas to commemorate victory over Indian insurgents.

Dochula Pass offers a breathtaking, panoramic view of the eastern Himalayas on a clear day.

Such days are rare. The best chance of view is in the early morning between mid-October and mid- February.

The pointed peaks standing opposite Dochula are:

Kang Bum-6526m
Gangchhenta- 6840m
Masang Gang-7158m- This mountain dominates the region of Laya
Tshenda Gang- 7100m
Teri Gang- 7170m
Jejekangphu gang-7158m
Zongphu Gang- a Table mountain that dominates the isolated region of Lunana is 7060m
And GangkarPuensum -7497m is the highest peak in Bhutan

Gasadzong almost 50 kms to the northcan also can be seen from the Dochula cafeteria.

Drive to toPunakha from this place changes the vegetation dramatically to Oak, maple and blue pine to a moist mountain forest of rhododendron, alder, cypress, hemlock and fir

Punakhadzong which is also known as PungthangDewachenpoePhodrang is located between Mochu (Female) and Phochu River (Male) were once lovers, flowing in the same bed. PunakhaDzong( fortress) is the second largest Dzong of Bhutan built by spiritual unified, father of Bhutan ZhabdrungNgawangNamgyel in 1637 which was blessed by Guru Rinpoche in 8^th century and prophesized that name called Namgyel will come and build a fortress in this place.

Above 10 minutes’ walk from this Dzong you will find longest suspension bridge in Bhutan (200m) to enjoy beautiful valleys.

Overnight at hotel in Wangdue/Punakha.

Day 04: Wangdue/Punakha -Thimphu

Distance: 71 km, Estimated driving time: 2 1/2

After breakfast, travel through upper Punakha valley through the village of Kabjisa and walk through Farmhouse to hike KhamsumYuelleyNamgyelChorten

The road up the west side of the Mochu valley passes PhuntshoPelri Palace and many farms and homes of Bhutan’s nobility.

Perched high on the strategic ridge above Punakha valley in Yebbesa, 7 .5 kms from Punakha.

The Chorten is very unique and only of its kind in the world and it is kind of impressive example of Bhutan’s fine architecture and design.

From here you can see beautiful Punakha valley and it is one kind of Photographic spot.

Day 05:Thimphu-Haa-Paro

Thimphu-Haa valley

Distance: 108 km, Estimated driving time: 3 hrs

Haa-Paro

Distance: 65 km, Estimated driving time: 1 1/2 hrs

After breakfast travel to Haa valley( the valley of Guardian Spirit) through the stretch of villages of Dogakha, Susuna and Jabana visiting typical Bhutanese farmhouses along the way and you will see farmers working in their farms. Drive further onto Haa Valley. After lunch at Haa valley, explore the valley and then travel to Paro valley via Chilela pass ( 3810 m). On a clear day you will see Himalayan mountain peaks from Chilela pass. Then drive onto Paro valley.

overnight at a hotel in Paro.

Day 06: A Day Hike to Paro Taktsang Goemba (Tiger's Nest Monastery)

After breakfast, take a hike to Taktsang Goemba, popularly known as 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery. The hike upto the view point will take about 2 hours and from the view point you will enjoy the spectacular view of the monastery clinging to the side of a high cliff. Stop for a refreshment at the Cafe at the view point. Then hike further to the monastery which will take about 1 1/2 hours. It was first built in 1692,around the Taktsang Senge Samdup, a cave where Guru Padmasambhava is said to have meditated for 3 months in the 8th century. It is believed that Guru Padmasambhava flew to this location from Khenpajong, Tibet on the back of a tigress and subdued a demon. He then perform meditation in one of the caves here and emerged in 8 incarnated forms (8 manifestations) and blessed the place. Subsequently, the place came to be known as 'Tiger's Nest'.

After visiting the monastery, walk back down to the view point and stop for lunch at the cafe at the view point. Then walk further down to the road and then drive to your hotel in Paro visiting Kichu temple on the way. The temple was build in 7th century. The temple is a reservoir of peace and you will really feel at peace at this temple.

In the evening, relax after a tiring day.

Overnight at a hotel in Paro.

Day 07: Departure from Paro

In the morning, your tour guide from 7brother tour and travels will escort you to the Paro airport for your onward destinations.

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Bhutan Western Tour: Tour Cost per Person in Twin Sharing Basis for 6 Nights/7 Days

Off Season: Jan/Feb/June/July/ Aug and December

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above 10 pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$1440/person*	*3 Star*
*2 pax*	*US$1380/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3pax*	*US$1080/person*	*3 Star*

Peak Season: March/April/May/Sept/Oct and November

*Group Size*	*Quotation*	*Hotel*	*4 and 5 star hotels need an additional charge* *Above 10 pax it is subject to discussion about rate*
*1 pax*	*US$1740/person*	*3 Starl*
*2 pax*	*US$1530/person*	*3 Star*
*Above 3pax*	*US$1350/person*	*3 Star*

The above Bhutan tour package prices include the following:

Bhutan Government Royalty of US$ 65/person/night
FIT surcharges of US$40/person/night for a single traveler and US$30/person/night for a double
Twin sharing hotel rooms at 3 star hotels
All meals ( breakfast, lunch, dinner & light refreshments) with standard menu at 3 star hotels
English speaking tour guide service
All transfers and excursions by private vehicles
All entrance fees to museums and monuments
All internal taxes and fees
Mineral drinking water while sightseeing

The above tour prices do not include the following:

Single room supplement of US$40/room/night during low season and US$ 50/room/night during high season (optional)
Visa fee of US$40/person (must be paid in advance with tour cost)
Airfares (optional)
Travel issuance (recommended)
4 star and 5 star accommodations and meals (optional)
Other personal expenses like overseas calls, laundry,etc

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