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Activities: Birding ( MiniCultural Experience)

Months: November- March

The diversity of bird life of Bhutan is accentuated by the migrations of hundreds of species between breeding grounds across a vast expanse of Asia to the north of Bhutan and wintering grounds of the subcontinent of India. The best known of these migrants is the black-necked cranes that breed in Tibet and then migrate over the Himalayas to spend the winter in several isolated valleys of Bhutan like Phobjikha in Wangdi and Bomdeling in Trashiyangtse. We are here to provide you the bird watching of Blacked Necked Crane in Phobjikha valley along with other Bird’s tour to southern Bhutan.

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Day 01: Paro

Especially during winter when you fly into the Bhutan Himalayas with Druk Air, Bhutan’s national carrier, from the titanic plains of India you will have the spectacular view of green wall of hills known as duars, or gateways that provide channeled air route into Bhutan. And in this particular season these monumental hills would have their apexes capped with white snow bestowing the most golden- rare scene of the kingdom bon-voyage as you would be flying right over the touchline of these apexes. Your flight into Bhutan would be nothing short of adventurous and bon-voyage trip as the bird eye view of the deep green valley‘s green valley’s with bountiful youthful streams shaping into different forms of river meandering and waterfalls as they rush down the valley, and ever rising Himalayan mountains that seem to intercept the air route would give you the most breath taking and heart beating moment yet so glamorous and harmonious. You’ll sense and feel the warmth of Mother Nature through various geological, geographical and environmental scenes. You would also take the pride of viewing the world’s highest peak Mount Everest and famous Mount Kanchenjunga, highest virgin peak Mount Chomolhari and other sacred peak like Jichu Drake all full with the white thick snow and that will give you the most unforgettable journey in your life. Finally you will see some tiny villages that are perched below the snow cap mountain that is not other than your destination the land of thunder dragon, Bhutan. Finally after 2 hrs 45 minutes (from BKK) or 1 hr 30 minutes (from KTM) you have experienced the world top air route destination according to Wonder lust based in London. You will be warmly welcomed at Paro International Airport, The Land of Thunder Dragon, Bhutan.

A representative of 7 Brothers Tours and Travels will be happily waiting for you at the Airport gate to receive you.

If your flight is early we will provide you lunch at the hotel. After lunch we will visit Paro National museum. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel. During winter Teperature-Max.14.5 Degree Celsius .Min. -5 degree cel.

Day 2 Paro- Thimphu

You can have an easy start from Paro since Thimphu (2300m) is just 2hrs drive. On the way you will see a monastery called the Tachoganglhakhang. After a drive of 1 hour you will reach a place called Chuzom meaning the confluence of rivers. You will reach Thimphu after 45 minutes from this place. At Thimphu you can either check in your hotel first or immediately start your birding tour along the Thimphu river where birds like Common Sandpiper, White Wagtails, Green sandpiper, Black-tailed Crack and Snipe can be seen. Lunch at the hotel. Towards afternoon we will visit Memorial Chorten which was built in memory of the third king in 1974.You can go inside the Chorten and enjoy the most exotic statues of the gods. You can then visit the Indigenous hospital and the Painting school where the art of ancient painting is used by the students. Then you can visit Tashichhodzong to have external view of its design which is the seat of the Royal Government and central monastic body. After this you can go back to your hotel for some tea and relaxation. If you like you can stroll in the town for leisure walk and see the Bhutanese lifestyle. Winter Temperature Max. 16.5 Min. -2.6. Dinner and overnight stay in the hotel.

Day 3: Thimphu- Lobesa via Dochula pass ( 3150m) 4 hours drive

In the late morning we will move to Punakha via exciting Dochula pass where most visitors visually get lost being absorbed in the most spectacular natural scenes. Through this track you may see birds like Red-tailed Minila, Gould’s Sunbird, Green-talied sunbird and Fire-taliedmysornins. Besides birds, you will also be presented with floral beauty showcased through blossoms of rhododendrons and magnolias along the entire hill side of dochula pass. More information we have posted in the cultural tour.
After spotting birds for a while in the temperate broadleaved forest will shortly switch to semi-tropical zone of oranges, cactus and banana. Varieties of bird species to watch out for are: Bird- Eurasian Tree creeper, Golden Bush-Robin bird, Bhutan Mountain Hawk Eagle, Bird-Great Barbet and Ward’s Trogon. Without much birding, we reach to vegetation of chirpine forest where bird species like Red-vented Bulbuls and rare White-bellied Heron the heron are commonly seen along the Po Chu (river). Winter, Temp. Max. 25 Min 10 and it will be relatively warm along this area. Lunch at Lobesa.

Day 4: Lobesa- Phobjikha\Gangtey valley ( Valley for Winter Black Necked Crane) 3 hrs drive.

Morning start to Phojikha valley, winter- home to Black Necked Crane, which is 3 hours drive from Lobesa. As you enter this valley, you will be welcomed by Dwarf bamboo shoots, a characteristic vegetation of this valley. Phobjikha valley is very cold during winter.You will find it as one of the most beautiful valleys in the country. This place is the winter home of the endangered blacknecked cranes (Grusnigricllis) that migrate from the Tibetain plateau and China early November and migrate to Tibet and China in late March. Lunch at Phojikha\Gangtey valley. After lunch we can spot almost 250 endangered Winter Black Necked cranes lingering in the glaciated valley of Phobjikha. Dinner and overnight stay at Gangtey Guesthouse. TEMP. MAX. 10 MIN. – 6.

Day 5: Phojikha valley – Thimphu

Late morning we will move back to Thimphu. Evening stroll around the Thimphu town and explore handicraft shops for Authentic Bhutanese Souvenirs and gifts for your family, friends and loved ones.
Dinner and overnight stay at hotel, Thimphu.

Day 6: Thimphu- Geddu

After breakfast we will move to south looking to explore more birds along the national highway till Geddu. The birds such asGreatParrotbill, Yellow-billed Bush Warbler, Maroon-backed Accentor,Fire-tailed Myzornis,Ibisbill,Blacked –billed Magpie,Spot-winged Grosbeak,Red-headed Bullfinch are expected to encounter.

Lunch at Chukha. We will take some rest because Gedu is just few miles away. We will proceed after rest and spot some birds along the two lane highway. Towards early afternoon we will reach our day’s destination of Gedu and spot some birds. Dinner and overnight stay in the guest house belonging to Bhutan’s only Business College ( Gaeddu College of Business Studies). Dinner and overnight stay in the College guest house.

Day 7: Gedu- Phuntsholing 45 km (Commercial town of Bhutan) gateway to India.

After late breakfast we will move to Phuntsholing, the biggest commercial town of Bhutan, located on Indo-Bhutan border. After moving about 20km virtually along the same counter line from Gedu we will see endless plain of India. Our quest for the day in this moist broad-leaved forest will be the Cochoa. Other specialties include the Long-tailed Broadbill, Gray Peacock Pheasant, Red-billed Leiothrix, etc. The mytical Blyth’s Trogopan has also been reported along this stretch of road. As we drive further down the vegetation switches to sub-tropical and corresponding species like the Hill Myna, Wreathed Hornbill, Long-tailed Sibia, etc. should be expected. Later in the morning we will proceed to the town of Phuntsholing for a night in the hotel. Lunch at the hotel. Afternoon you can have free stroll through the Phuntsholing town and Gaigon, gateway to India, as the weather will be hospitable for you to walk around it. Temp: Max. 26 Min. 15.Overnight in Hotel, Phunthsoling. And you can take your shower as well in your hotel.

Day 8: Phunthsoling –Bagdora( India, 160Km)

Early morning on the way to Bagdora Airport onward departure to either Delhi or Kolkatta. Some of the birds that you may encounter during this 3 hours drive are Asian Greater and Lesser Adjutants, Eurasian Crane, Asian Openbill, Yellow-footed Green Pigeon, etc. The 7 Brothers Tours and Travels representative will bid you farewell to Bagdora Airport India, and we hope to see you in the future. Thank you and TashiDelek. Happy Journey !

Day 9: Departure

We wish you safe and pleasant journey.

Black Necked Crane Birding Tour : 7 Nights/8 Days

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Winter Black Necked Crane Birding Tour: Cost per person in Twin Sharing basis for 8 Nights/9 Days

Off Season: Jan/Feb/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$1920/person*	*Camp/3star*
*2 pax*	*US$1840/person*	*Camp/3star*
*Above 3 pax*	*US$1440/person*	*Camp/3star*

Peak Season: March/ Mid 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$2320/person*	*Camp/3star*
*2 pax*	*US$1840/person*	*Camp/3star*
*Above 3pax*	*US$1800/person*	*Camp/3star*

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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Days: Eight

Activities: Mini Hiking and Waking

Tour Type : Birding ( Mini Cultural Experience) Months: January- May, August–December

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Bhutan is considered as a bird-watchers’ paradise. Because of the great number and diversity of endemic species, the eastern Himalayas of which Bhutan is a part, has been designated as one of the world’s top 10 biodiversity “hotspots”. Wet summers and additional gradation from sub-tropical lowlands to arctic-like mountain peaks provide an array of climatic conditions and a layering of distinct biotic communities from jungles through temperate forests to tundra.

During 13 days birding in Bhutan offered through this tour package of Birding Glory in Bhutan you will explore special birds of Zhemgang District towards the southern part of Bhutan. Here we will be able to see some of the rare species of birds such as Rufus-necked Hornbill, Beautiful Nuthatch and the Ward’s Trogon hither to Zhemgang. You will see that Birding in Bhutan is outstanding and it is best in whole Asia.

Day One: Arrival to Bhutan

During the journey toParo, one will experience breath taking view of Mount Everest, Kanchenjunga and other well known Himalayan peaks including the sacred Jhomolhari and Mount Jichu Drake in Bhutan. On arrival at Paro International Airport, you will be received by representatives of 7 Brothers Tours and Travels who will escort you throughout your Bhutan Birding Glory Tour. Immediately we will visit National museum of Bhutan

Lunch in Paro.

We will visit Parodzong (fortress) and then stroll around the Paro town. Welcome dinner & drinks (Bhutanese distilled local drink Ara) at Paro.

Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Day Two: Paro to Chelila pass- evening drive to Thimphu

After a hot cup of tea we will be visiting Chelila pass, spot some birds; for more information you are requested to glance at this site Glimpse of Bhutan Birding Tour under Day 2 , Chelila pass located on Paro-Haa highway, is capped with green grass and bushes hosting numerous prayer . We will have wonderful breakfast at this pass. Then we will descend to our hotel spotting the birds. Lunch at the hotel. Relax and stroll around the hotel viewing Paro valley else if you wish we will let you to visit KechuLhakhang( built in 8^th century by Second Lord Buddha ). Our representative will explain about the history at your will.

Evening drive to Capital City, Thimphu which is just 2 hours drive along the green agricultural field of paddy. As per your choice we will take either directly to the hotel or if the weather is hospitable we will take you for our adventure welcome camp below the religious valley of Tango and Cheri of ShabdrungNgawangNamgyel (Father of unified Bhutan and spiritual leader late 16th cen.). We will also spot some birds like Rufous Woodpecker, Spotted Nutcracker, Oriental Cuckoo, and Large Hawk Cuckoo and Kingfisher birds are quite common. Tango and Cheri area – 8600 feet.Vegetation with temperate evergreen forests with bamboo.Oak and pines. On the way to Cheri , we will stop for a while and view TashiChodzong the office of King, and chief abbot of Bhutan and you will let you know more from our guide. The night would be our memorable adventure camp along with our wonderful Bhutan Production drinks around the bonfire and not to forget tasty roasted chicken of salt and chilli with the drinks. Dinner and overnight stay in the peaceful camp.

Day Three: Tango Cheri to Thimphu

In the early hours of morning we will have clear views of Cheri monastery perched in the wonderful cliff, and after breakfast if you wish we will have small hike about 2 hours walk. Lunch at the camp and move back to Thimphu; on the way after proceeding little down to the road we will see rock-bee hives hanging from a cliff, which is one of globally endangered birds that is found in Bhutan. After reaching Thimphu let us sit and experience typical Bhutanese tea, Suja, at one of the restaurant. Then we will visit memorial Chorten built in memory of late third King. For more information we have posted in Cultural tour and our guide will also let you know more of it.

If you wish we will visit Sangay gang to view Thimphucity and on the way we will see national animal of Bhutan, Takin kept in the Motithang Zoo. After coming back you may therefore directly go to the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in the hotel.

Day Four: Thimphu Cultural Experience

In the morning, visit the following: the National Library, with its extensive collection of priceless Buddhist manuscripts; the Institute for ZorigChusum (commonly known as the Painting School) where students undergo a six-year training course in Bhutan’s 13 traditional arts and crafts.

Lunch at the hotel. Some time you may watch the Archery, Bhutan National Game. If you are in the weekend you may visit vegetable market the way of Bhutanese selling and buying. After having tea in the town we will pay a visit to World Biggest Buddha Statue located at the hill of Thimphu valley. Towards evening if you wish we can visit post office to buy the Famous Bhutanese Stamps. We have beautifully printed bird stamps which you can buy and proudly present to your bird loving family.

Overnight stay in the hotel.

Day Five: Thimphu to Lobesa. 2 hours drive

Then drive to Lobesa via Dochula pass (one of the best landmarks of the journey) where we enter the pristine forests of hemlock, fir, spruce, oak, magnolias, rhododendron etc. and spot the mountain birds like Red-tailed Minila,Gould’s Sunbird, Green-talied sunbird and Fire-taliedmysornins partridge, Satyr tragopan, rufous breasted robin, slender billed scimitar babbler and the gold naped finch. On a clear day we can get a glimpse of the breathtaking eastern Himalayan range at the far distant from Dochula pass. We will check into Hotel Lobesa in the evening.

Day Six: Punakha drive:

After an early breakfast we will now drive along the Mochu bank for birds such as the Fire-capped Tit and White-gorgeted Flycatcher. We’ll also quest out for Lesser Shortwing, Spotted and Pygmy Wren-Babblers and three species of tesias. We will halt for a mouth-watering lunch somewhere in the middle of way to PunakhaDzong. And we can relax sometime on the way and view one of the richest agricultural lands in Bhutan along this river. After lunch we will visit ancient capital of Bhutan, the historical PunakhaDzong, which is built without using single nail.

Day Se7en: Trongsa Excursion: we will continue our journey to east, via WangdueDzong another district. We will make several stops to search birds along meandering river valley like Gull and Palla’sFishing eagle, below the hill Dzong. Continue from Wangdue where we will enter healthy forest; from a few hours’ drive to Trongsa look for species such as Himalaya Blood Pheasant, Redish Spotted Laughingthrush, Yellowish bellied Bush Warbler, Rusty flanked Treecreeper and many more. Lunch at the Pelela pass, after lunch we will find birds like Red-tailed Minila Gould’s Sunbird, Green-tailed sunbird, and most attractive birds like Brown Parrotbills, and GoldenbreastedFulvetta. Night halt in Trongsa

Day Eight: Now on this day we will drive towards south pass the winter palace of the second king in KuengaRapten. After few drives from this palace along the meandering river of Mangdichu you will enter the territory of Zhemgang district which is quite remote with mix type vegetation. Along this road we have good opportunity to see Golden Langurs, an animal belonging to monkey family which is globally endangered but locally abundant, and Bhutan’s most significant birds can be found here including Rufous necked Hornbill Chestnut breasted Partridge, Ward’s Trogon, Blue napped Pitta, Blue fronted Robin, and Bhutan Red wedge billed and Bar winged Wren Babblers.

Overnight stay at Zhemgang.

Day Ten: Early morning we drive to Tingtibi scanning for some birds in the rich thick broadleaved forest and we will see most epidemic birds along this trace of road. We will have camp near Tingtibi village where we will have local drink Ara in the camp. If we are in the right time we will get Mango from this area. Dinner and overnight stay in the camp.

Day Eleven: Early morning we will move back to Trongsa. Lunch hot pack lunch.Dinner and overnight stay in the hotel.

Day Twelve: Trongsa- Paro via Thimphu / 7 hours drive

Early breakfast we will move to Paro. Lunch at Wangdi and tea and snacks at Thimphu. Towards evening we move to Paro for tomorrow departure.
If you wish we will arrange hot stone bath at the farm house. Overnight stay in Paro hotel.

Day Thirteen: Paro – Paro International Airport.

Thank you for birding in Bhutan. We pray for your safe journey!

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Bhutan Birding Glory Tour: Cost per person in Twin Sharing basis for 12 Nights/13 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$2880/person*	*Camp/3star*
*2 pax*	*US$2760/person*	*Camp/3star*
*Above 3 pax*	*US$2160/person*	*Camp/3star*

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$3480/person*	*Camp/3star*
*2 pax*	*US3000/person*	*Camp/3star*
*Above 3pax*	*US2700/person*	*Camp/3star*

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 began to open up very slowly to outsiders in the 1970s. Bhutan has pursued a cautious policy of modernisation while retaining a significant agriculture-based economy. Agriculture employs about 64.2% of the workforce (2006) and accounted for 21.4% of GDP in 2006. Tourism is Bhutan largest hard-currency earner. There is very little heavy industry. Apart from a cement plant, chemical plant and a timber factory, most manufacturing is via small-scale local industries. The export of hydro-electric power to India is a growing industry and is the single most important source of revenue. Bhutan has an estimated hydropower potential of around 30,000 MW of which so far only about 2,500 MW is exploited. India is by far the largest market for Bhutan's exports and is still a significant source of development aid. A new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Policy is now in place which puts priority on FDI in the areas of tourism, educational facilities and hydropower.

Bhutan is divided into 20 districts or dzongkhags each headed by a district officer. Larger dzongkhags are further divided into subdistricts called dungkhags. A group of villages are grouped to form a constituency called gewog, administered by a locally elected leader entitled a gup. There are 201 elected gups. In 2002, the National Assembly created a new structure for local governance at the geog level. Each local area is responsible for creating and implementing its own development plan, in coordination with the district.

The Bhutanese economy is the smallest in the world. 23.2 percent of the people live under poverty line but most of the Bhutanese have shelters and sufficient to eat. Majority of the population are illiterate and live in rural areas. Over the years the living standard of the people has grown substantially. Most of the villages have a school, basic health units, electricity, and connection to farm roads.

Bhutanese practice subsistence farming and animal husbandry. Its economy is based on agriculture, forestry and hydropower. Handicrafts like weaving, wood craft, bamboo and cane craft, and paintings add to the income.

Bhutan has always been self-sufficient in terms of food consumption. The main food crops are maize, rice, buckwheat, barley and wheat. The cultivation of cash crops like apples, oranges, ginger and cardamom has added to the national revenue. Cattle products like milk, butter and cheese have been the major diet besides adding to the income of many farmers.

Bhutan has made a significant expansion in tourism industry after opening its doors to tourists in mid 70s. The development in tourism has led to boom in arts and crafts. The tourist arrival has increased by manifolds and is one of the main contributors to the revenue of Bhutan.

Bhutan is a Mahayana Buddhist Kingdom. Buddhism was brought to the country from northern India in the 8th Century by Guru Padma Sambhava. Hinduism is the second largest religion. The country’s administration, legal system and defence were unified in the mid-17^th Century by the Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, a prominent monk from Tibet. The Shabdrung set up a dual-system of government with temporal and religious leaders. In 1865, following a military conflict known as the Duar Wars, Britain and Bhutan signed the Treaty of Sinchula, under

which Bhutan would receive an annual subsidy in exchange for ceding some border land in the South.

Three years later, a treaty was signed whereby the British agreed not to interfere in Bhutanese internal affairs and Bhutan undertook to seek the advice of Britain in the conduct of its foreign affairs. This Treaty was assumed by India at Independence in 1947 but has now been replaced. The hereditary monarchy came into being through election in 1907. In 2007 the Fourth King Jigme Singye Wangchuck abdicated in favour of his son, the present King, Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck. In 2008 the King signed Bhutan’s first Constitution by which Bhutan became a fully constitutional monarchy with a multi-party democratically elected Government. The first elections were held in March 2008.

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The company’s main aim is to bring fewer tourists with high quality service where we can provide each and every attention to customer. We begin with the slogan” Service is Key to your Happiness” 7 Brothers Tours and Travels is set to make your journey to Bhutan a dream experience for you. We are here to provide you service and take care of everything from the moment you step on the enthralling” Land of Gross National Happiness”. We offer best hotels for your accommodation, which has all services to compose you “Your Home Away from Home”. Our multi-cuisine restaurant serves lovely Bhutan’s very own fragility as well as other cuisines to give you the best of cooking contentment and we offer cooking style as per your choice for Ala Carte system. Verities of refreshment will be served at the various points during your journey. Picnic lunch will be served where ever possible to insert to the experience.

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7 Brothers Tours and Travels is dedicated to English speaking countries, however our customers are almost from all over the world. We have professional experienced tour guides fluently speaking English, French, Spanish, Russian and Chinese and planning to employ permanent Thai guide in our company. Among our valued foreign partners, we have close partnership with big travel agents and wholesales in Thailand Taiwan, China, Russia, Singapore, Australia, Canada, USA, Spain, Italy, Brazil and Belgium. And we also strive to get direct clients from Trip Advisor and word of mouth.

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