Bhutan is the place which is also known as the Land of Thunder Dragon, is a beautiful place surrounded by the Himalayas. It is capable of offering a rare and really extraordinary blend of natural beauty, along with spiritual calmness and immersive adventure.
The travel begins with trekking to one of the popular places, Tiger's Nest Monastery, and then relaxing in the traditional hot stone baths that are cozy and soothing. One may also relax and reside in world-class eco-luxury guest lodges. The exploration of the hidden gems of Bhutan, like Thowadrak Monastery and Mebar Tsho, makes this trip more adventurous. The trip is then preceded by trekking to Pristine valleys.
As you trek to this beautiful place, you will get a chance to connect to the beauty of nature can create unforgettable memories, and soak in the culture and tradition of Bhutan. You can create long-lasting lifetime memories as this place aims to provide warm hospitality and spiritual heritage. This trip helps one to be a part of nature and understand how people live close to nature. This trip is also considered an escape from the crowds and brings one close to nature. This trip is suitable for any individual who might be a nature lover or an adventure seeker, or a culture lover.
This Bhutan Adventure & Luxury tour offers an immense cultural experience and a chance to explore various monasteries, including Tiger’s Nest Monastery. Traditional Hot Stone Bath, and enjoy Bhutanese cuisine.
Tiger's Nest Monastery is the most iconic location of Bhutan, located at 900 meters above Paro Valley in Bhutan, also referred to as Paro Taktsang. The location has beautiful energies that help one create an unforgettable experience and provide peaceful energies. It is also famous due to Guru Rinpoche, who meditated in the cave seeking wisdom located in Tiger’s Nest Monastery during the eighth century. This is a three to four-hour trek that leads to amazing natural views. It passes through fluttering prayer flash, striking waterfalls, and goes through aromatic pine forest. Horses can be hired for those who have difficulty walking.
Hot stone bath is Bhutan’s ancient healing method, and a traditional stone bath that uses river stones and herbs that help to relax your body after a long day walking and exploring, which is a perfect way to relax. This process takes place by heating river stones in a fire. These heated stones are dropped into a cedar tube that infuses water containing minerals and herbs like Artemisia.
It is very important that the food you eat on your trip is delicious, which contributes to adding more flavor to your trip. Bhutanese people are usually famous for simple and hot, but delicious foods. Ema Datshi and Ezay are Bhutan's staple foods. Both of them become the best who love bold and spicy tastes. Ema Datshi is prepared by frying different fresh vegetables like chilies, onions, garlic, tomatoes, and adding fresh cheese and letting it melt. It is then served with famous Bhutanese red rice. Ezay is also a dish that is blended with chili sauce, which is prepared by roasting chilies and tomatoes and mixing them together with garlic, oil, and salt. There are so many foods you can have during your trip.
Bhutan is known for scenic and beautiful views, which are adorable and suitable for romantic couple vibes. There are countless open meadows, beautiful woodlands where couples can enjoy taking pictures, walk in the lap of nature, and enjoy looking a beautiful sunsets. The trip to Bhutan is simple but very meaningful, which makes the couple understand each other in a better way. The centre of nature provides a beautiful and peaceful environment that helps people strengthen their bonds.
You can experience Bhutan by trying fun and meaningful activities. You can start with Archery, which is the national sport of Bhutan, that helps one to learn about Bhutanese life by joining local activities. Here, traditional bamboo bows are used to enjoy the lovely atmosphere. The individual who plays such games typically sings and cheers among themselves and even dances in order to distract one another. It is very wonderful and amazing for anybody interested in communicating with locals and learning about their culture and traditions. This tour greatly helps in making awesome memories and helps one celebrate one's milestone to the maximum possible.
The 7-day trip to this beautiful place is an amazing experience that helps one get close to nature and culture, providing comfort. It is the perfect place to celebrate life's milestone events might be as birthdays, anniversaries, or any personal achievements. This trip helps one to celebrate in the best way possible by adding the beauty of nature and culture. The view of the mountain gives a relaxing feeling and helps one to be away from crowds and stress. Hiking on different trails helps to experience the beauty of Earth from some altitude, and the freshness of the air heals everything. You will also get a chance to enjoy the local food of Bhutanese culture and understand how people live close to nature. This trip is the best way to understand nature and is best for those who are nature lovers. After this trip, you’ll return home full of great memories, a peaceful heart, and the stories that you will remember forever.
Meet your guide at Paro Airport and drive to Thimphu. Enjoy scenic views, check in at your hotel, and relax with a welcome dinner.
Visit the National Museum, explore local markets, and unwind with a traditional hot stone bath or yoga session.
Drive via Dochula Pass (108 stupas & mountain views). Visit Punakha Dzong and stay at a local homestay.
Explore peaceful Phobjikha Valley and visit the Black-Necked Crane Centre. Walk through villages and enjoy the quiet beauty of nature.
Drive to spiritual Bumthang. Visit Ta Dzong Museum, Mebar Tsho (Burning Lake), and the peaceful Ura Valley.
Trek to Tiger’s Nest Monastery. Later, visit the National Museum and enjoy a farewell dinner.
Transfer to Paro Airport. If time allows, shop for souvenirs. Depart with lifelong memories of Bhutan.
We provide a pick-up service from the airport to the hotel on your arrival day and from the hotel to the airport on the departure day.
All meals during the trek will be provided by the company. However, personal food items like coffee, tea, cold drinks, etc, are not included in the package.
A certified, English-speaking guide will accompany you throughout the trip. The guide will offer information about the trail, culture, nature, and history, and ensure your safety and a smooth experience.
A private SUV will be used for road travel before or after the trek. These vehicles are ideal for Bhutan’s hilly terrain and provide a comfortable ride.
This covers all permit fees, monument entrance fees, park fees, and any other official charges required for trekking or sightseeing activities during the tour.
We ensure a safe and smooth drive during your tour. We have licensed and experienced drivers for that.
Quality sleeping bags and tents are provided for your comfort and warmth during the camping nights on the trek. So, you don’t have to worry about buying a new one.
A special farewell meal, typically arranged in a traditional restaurant, is offered at the end of the tour to celebrate the journey and thank the participants.
Each evening, you’ll be served tea or coffee along with light snacks like biscuits and popcorn.
Safe and clean drinking water is provided throughout the trek.
Upon arrival at Paro International Airport, you will have an opportunity to encounter dazzling views of the Himalayas that you have never experienced before. A guide will be at the airport and help you with your bags and take you to your hotel. Next, you will be greeted with Khadas. Afterward, you can take a rest. Then you can have lunch if you are hungry.
Then you head to Mebar Tsho Lake. Mebar Tsho Lake is a very sacred place of worship. It is commonly known as the "Burning Lake" to the local people. The lake is a significant spiritual and cultural site covered with colorful prayer flags in all the colors of a rainbow.
After this, you will travel to the Thowadrak Monastery, set in the hills of Bhutan. You will have free time to be in the monastery and view its beauty as you wish.As the sun sets, you will make your way back to Paro Valley and take a casual walk through its busy streets. In the Paro market, you will be able to experience the local Bhutanese life.
You would begin the day early in the morning. Then you can enjoy a delicious Bhutanese breakfast made from local ingredients. Then you will start the trek. You would be going on a trek to Bhutan's Tiger's Nest. This is a hiking path that is widely known as the most famous one in Bhutan.
On the way, you can enjoy the beautiful greenery and the best vegetation covering the landmark. On reaching the top of Tiger’s Nest, you can explore the cave and monastery and also seek blessings from monks in the monastery.
Following your hike, you can eat at a local restaurant and feast, accompanied by local music. Likewise, you can get through the day by heading back to your place, and you can get under the hot stone that is going to refresh and relax your body.
Today will be the day you are going to celebrate your birthday. You rise up from your bed early in the morning and have a light breakfast at the hotel. With this, you will visit the 17th-century Monastery(Gangtey Monastery) located at Phobjikha. There, you light the butter lamps and receive the blessings of all the deities. In the Monastery of Gangtey, the students can be exposed to religious topics, you can participate in prayers, or are free to meditate in the tranquil surroundings. Next, you will proceed with your visit to Haa Valley, a place that is in the utmost secrecy away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.
Once you reach Haa Valley, you will explore the beauty of Haa Valley, and then you will settle in for a private picnic at Haa Valley. There you will have your private birthday celebration alongside a picturesque view. Today you will be staying at Ha Valley.
Bhutan is also facing problems related to climate change. In Bhutan, the Summer falls between June to mid-September. The summers in Bhutan are warm, humid, and rainy. Winter falls between December to Early March, which is cold and dry. Winter nights might tend to be cold, but days are clearer and sunny. Bhutan's western valleys receive an average of just two snowfalls annually. The wettest period is between August to early September.
Bhutan visit is more expensive than other countries due to various reasons. In order to make Bhutan tours seem more costly, the Bhutanese government has implemented an all-inclusive overnight rate structure for all visitors. It follows a special tourism policy known as “High Value, Low Volume”. It means that it welcomes few tourists but offers the best travel experience. To support all these policies of Bhutan, any individual visiting Bhutan must pay the Sustainable Development Fee, which is 100 USD per person. You must book your trip only through licensed tour operators, which include all the essential costs of your visit.
The best time of the year to visit Bhutan is spring and autumn. These seasons have pleasant weather and temperatures suitable for traveling. If you are planning to visit in the autumn, then visit between mid-September to November. And for a spring visit, you can plan this trip between March to May. These months are also ideal for hiking as flowers are in full bloom, which multiplies the beauty of the place.
There will not be any kind of problem related to altitude in Bhutan for the majority of the visitors because the altitudes of our tour packages don't exceed 3500 meters above sea level. Altitude has to be carefully taken into consideration while trekking in Bhutan.
The Packing list depends on the season you travel to Bhutan. It's extremely necessary to carry warm clothes like a down jacket, sweaters, if you visit in winter. Don't forget to pack comfortable footwear, sun cream, sunglasses, and a raincoat to make your journey smooth. Layered clothing is recommended to cope with the uncertain weather of the mountain.
No! It is not possible for you to get a visa to Bhutan unless you have a land trip itinerary booked with a licensed and approved tour operator and have paid the required nightly all-inclusive government price. To preserve its rigorous culture and ecological values, the Bhutanese government steers clear of independent tourists. Nonetheless, you have a great deal of freedom to explore local marketplaces and villages, engage with locals however you like, and enjoy the trip. You can set up your private tour; you don't have to go with another group; it just needs to be planned and paid for in advance.
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